M-AUDIO EQMan - Manual (Page 17)

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the Rom, save the current programs to disk as a map file before using
the Read All function.
Write One
Allows you to select and write any App program to and EQMan Rom
program. The selected EQMan Rom program is overwritten.
Write All
This choice writes all App programs to Rom where they can be
accessed via other MIDI applications. All Rom program locations are
overwritten.
View Rom Programs
This selection displays the current application program map. The
names and location assignments of all programs currently in EQMan
Rom are displayed. This dialog is for information only and no
programs are overwritten in App program map and Rom. Below is an
example of the information displayed when View Rom Programs is
selected.
Fig. 5 goes here
Displaying the Current Rom Program Map
The Options Button
The Options Button allows you to configure the Remote Control
application and set personal preferences. The Options menu has three
selections: MIDI Channel, Remote Update Speed, and Volume Fader
App preference.
MIDI Channel
Selects the MIDI channel that will be used to read and write MIDI
data to the EQMan Windows driver. This channel should be set
identical to the MIDI Channel setting in the Windows Driver
Advanced Setup dialog box. The factory default MIDI channel setting
is 1 and will work in most cases.
Remote Update Speed
When another MIDI application (a sequencer for example) is accessing
the EQMan, any changes that application makes to the EQ/Volume
settings are displayed on the EQMan Remote Control (if it is
running). These settings are updated either immediately, or every 50
to 500 milliseconds (1 millisecond = 1/1000th of a second). The
factory default setting is 50mS and should suffice for most users.
Choose “immediate” for smoother display action. The faster the
update rate, the more CPU time is required to service the display. In
some cases a speed that is too fast can impact overall system
performance. If you notice the Remote Control slowing your system