Date: Fri, 9 Feb 1996 11:05:19 EST

Subject: K2500 System Object Programming

Yes it is indeed possible to create your own ROM programs and setups. It's simple to do. All you have to do is create a file which contains all the objects that you want, then call up the Install Objects routine from the boot loader (documented on pages 2-6 & 7 of o the manual) and select that file to install.

However, the tricky part is that you have to remember that every object you want to have in ROM must be part of that file. This means that you must copy all of the sample header and keymap objects into that file along with the programs and setups you select. You also need to make sure you include, Intonation Tables, Pressure Tables, the Master Table, etc. To accomplsh that , you have to save each ROM object into RAM. One way to make this easier (instead of having to save each object, is to load the ROM objects file that comes with the instrument into RAM, then edit it and make any changes you want to the programs and setups and save it back to a disk.