JUNO-D

Q.How is the JUNO-D’s memory organized?

A.The JUNO-D contains onboard memory which is used to retain and memorize settings. There are three different memory areas:

1. Temporary memory (RAM)--is used while you edit settings on the JUNO-D.
2. User and System memory (rewritable Flash RAM)--is used to save your edits for later recall.
3. Preset memory (non-rewritable ROM)--is used to permanently store all of the JUNO-D’s built-in factory data, such as tone waveforms, preset patches, preset performances, etc.

The number of preset and user memories is shown in the table below:

	PRESET	USER
Tone	640	-
Patch	Total: 640 JUNO-D original：384 GM 2：256	128
Rhythm set	Total: 20 JUNO-D original：11 GM 2：9	2
Performance	32	8
Arpeggio template	342	8
Arpeggio style	473	-
Multichord set	16	8
Rhythm guide(pettern)	32	-

(2004/09/17)

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