Filter
Top Products
How do I……..?
How do I……..?How do I……..?
How do I……..?
Europa User Guide
Europa User GuideEuropa User Guide
Europa User Guide
Page 42
9.
9.9.
9. How do I……..?
How do I……..?How do I……..?
How do I……..?
Transfer patches from tape to Europa?
Transfer patches from tape to Europa?Transfer patches from tape to Europa?
Transfer patches from tape to Europa?
When Europa is initially installed and powered on for the first time, Europa will automatically copy all of
the patches and presets stored in NVRAM into Europa’s internal flash, so there is no need to follow these
steps to do a first time transfer.
NOTE: These steps will clobber the patches/presets stored in Europa’s internal flash, so if they need to be
saved, do so by following the instructions in the “Save
SaveSave
Save
all
allall
all
patches
patchespatches
patches
and
andand
and
presets
presetspresets
presets
to
toto
to
MIDI?
MIDI?MIDI?
MIDI?”
section below. This process will also clobber Europa’s persistent state, so any currently edited patches,
MIDI channel or other board settings should be saved if desired.
A tape restore is accomplished by performing the following steps:
• Power off the Jupiter 6
• Press and hold TAPE
TAPETAPE
TAPE while powering on (to boot up to Roland mode)
• Load the patches/presets from tape as done before the Europa upgrade
• Verify that patches/presets are OK while still in Roland mode – all banks and all numbers
• Power off the Jupiter 6
• Press and hold PORTAMENTO
PORTAMENTOPORTAMENTO
PORTAMENTO while powering on. This will force patches and presets to be copied
from NVRAM into Europa’s internal flash. Keep holding PORTAMENTO
PORTAMENTOPORTAMENTO
PORTAMENTO down until a boot code is
shown! If this step is skipped, preset bank C & D will be overwritten with Europa’s persistent
settings!
• Boot code E
EE
E-
--
-2
22
2 will be shown, indicating that patches/presets have been copied from NVRAM and
converted in Europa’s flash
• Boot code E
EE
E-
--
-4
44
4 and/or E
EE
E-
--
-5
55
5 may appear indicating that NVRAM is corrupt. This is expected, as
Europa uses NVRAM occupied by Roland’s preset bank C & D to store its internal settings.
Reloading patches/presets from tape will most likely clobber Europa’s settings
• Press a front panel button or a key on the keyboard to continue booting
• Verify that patches/presets are OK. They are now preset in Europa’s flash
Repeat as necessary for the number of tapes with patches/presets on them. Save them to MIDI, and
throw the tapes away!
Set Europa’s MIDI channel?
Set Europa’s MIDI channel?Set Europa’s MIDI channel?
Set Europa’s MIDI channel?
Not only is Europa’s MIDI channel settable, it is also remembered across board power cycles if memory
protect is disabled! To set, press and hold the TUNE
TUNETUNE
TUNE button. Pressing A
AA
A allows channel selection of 1
11
1-
--
-8
88
8
through the 1
11
1-
--
-8 NUMBER
8 NUMBER8 NUMBER
8 NUMBER buttons, and B
BB
B allows channel selection of 9-16 – also by selecting it via the
1
11
1-
--
-8 NUMBER
8 NUMBER8 NUMBER
8 NUMBER buttons. See the Setting
SettingSetting
Setting
the
thethe
the
Jupiter
JupiterJupiter
Jupiter
6’s
6’s6’s
6’s
base
basebase
base
MIDI
MIDIMIDI
MIDI
channel
channelchannel
channel section for
further details.
Reload factory patches and board settings?
Reload factory patches and board settings?Reload factory patches and board settings?
Reload factory patches and board settings?
The following steps will reload factory patches into NVRAM and Europa’s flash, as well as Europa’s
default settings. Be sure to save off any critical patches/presets to MIDI beforehand!
• Power off the Jupiter 6
• Press and hold the BENDER
BENDERBENDER
BENDER button
• Power on the Jupiter 6
• Wait for a boot code E
EE
E-
--
-6
66
6. Press a front panel button or key on the keyboard to continue
• All patches/presets in NVRAM and in Europa’s flash have been restored to factory defaults