Specifications

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User Interface Basics
Data Entry
theeditorsforProgram,Setup,Song,andQuickAccessmodes,theCategorybuttonswill
automaticallyenterlettersornumbersintoparameterfieldswhenappropriate.
Whenyou’reenteringnumericvalues,pressthecorrespondingnumericbuttons,ignoring
decimalplacesifany(toenter1.16,forexample,press1,1,6,Enter).
Thedisplaywillreflect
yourentries,butthevaluewon’tactuallychangeuntilyoupressEnter.BeforepressingEnter,
youcanreturntotheoriginalvaluebypressingCancel.PressingClearisthesameaspressing0
withoutpressingEnter.
Whenenteringnames,youcanusetheLeft/Rightcursor
buttonsorthe<<</>>>softbuttonsto
movethecursortothecharacteryouwanttochange.UsethelabelsontheCategorybuttonsasa
guidetocharacterentry.Pressthecorrespondingbuttononeormoretimestoinsertthedesired
characterabovethecursor.TheEnterbutton
isequivalenttoOK.TheClearbuttonreplacesthe
currentlyselectedcharacter withaspace.The+/‐buttontogglesbetweenuppercaseand
lowercaseletters.
There’salsoaconvenientfeaturecalledkeyboardnaming,whichletsyouusethekeyboardto
entercharactersinnames.Seepage 5‐5.