Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Description in manual looks clear and easy, it should work... If not,  
problem can be in the instrument or in the cartridge. You can check  
where problem is by crosschecking:
- check the same cartridge in another instrument
- check the same instrument with another cartridge

Then you can try to focus where problem can be.

Maybe put new battery into cartridge and try saving?
Or erase cartridge completely, write initialized program into all  
memories one by one and than try saving?
Or put battery in the cartridge away for some time to erase it  
completely, then try once more saving?
Also cleaning contacts of cartridge or cartridge slot inside the  
instrument can help, maybe some contact responsible for enabling  
saving all data is dirty and hasn't good connection. Try normal rubber  
eraser, or some de-oxit liquid.

Daniel Forro

On Aug 2, 2012, at 10:07 PM, Lee Borrell wrote:

> I think Mike is after saving to cartridge - I have to say - I have  
> not used this facility any more than once on a RA100/HT700 - not  
> used it on the CZ,since the one I had already had stuff on it..so  
> I'd be interested in what anyone has to say about storing a whole  
> bunch of patches at once using SAVE to a cartridge.
>