SAT procedures

[Jim Coleman, Sr.]

Hi Patrick:

It is not necessary to turn the machine off and on again, but sometimes 
that is the simplest instruction. In the case of the SAT III where one
might have left the Double Octave stretch on, this will clear it off.

It is not necessary to hit he TUNE button twice. You are correct, once
will do the job. Sometimes people forget to hit the MEM button afterwards
to continue tuning on a page of memory. This can lead to disasterous
results.

JIm Coleman, Sr.

On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, J Patrick Draine wrote:

> Dear Greater Experts on SATs Than I:
> Sometimes I see it recommended that one turn one's SAT off & on when going
> through various FAC procedures. Why? It's not necessary to turn it on & off
> to recalibrate the machine.
> Someone also recently suggested tapping the TUNE button twice to go into
> TUNE mode from an FAC generated tuning page. Why twice? Once seems to work
> just fine for me.
> 
> What's the scoop?
> 
> An SAT user of many years,
> 
> Patrick Draine