Saving the settings (Memory Backup)

When performing a memory backup operation, the following settings are saved. This lets you play with the same settings the next time you turn on the instrument after the power has been turned off.

Setting name	Explanation
Key Touch	Keyboard feel Ø “Changing the key touch (Key Touch)”
Ambience	Ambience (reverberation) of the sound Ø “Adjusting the sound ambience (Ambience)”
Brilliance	Brightness of the sound Ø “Adjusting the brightness of the sound (Brilliance)”
Master Tuning	Reference pitch Ø “Changing the reference pitch (Master Tuning)”
SMF Play Mode	How the sound is produced when a song (SMF) is playing back Ø “Changing how the sounds play when a song (SMF) is playing back (SMF Play Mode)”
Count-in Measures	Number of measures (1 or 2) used for the count-in (before playback/recording) Ø “Changing the number of measures used for the count-in (before playback/recording)”
Metronome Volume	Metronome volume Ø “Adjusting the metronome volume”
Metronome Tone	Metronome tone Ø “Changing the metronome sound”
Mic Volume	Mic volume Ø “Adjusting the headset mic volume”
Notification Sound Volume	Volume of the notification tone Ø “Adjusting the notification sound volume”
MIDI Tx Ch	MIDI transmit channel Ø “Changing the MIDI transmit channel”

Press the [ó] button while holding down the [Function] button.
The piano enters save standby mode (the [ò] and [ó] buttons blink).
If you decide to cancel, press the [ò] button.
Press the [ó] button.
Once the [Piano]–[Split] buttons light up, the data is saved.