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User manual AXON AX-100 / AX-100 SB
AXON AX-100 GUITAR TO MIDI CONVERTER
Changing split-common Parameters
Up until now the preset parameters that we have worked with have
been specific to the individual split zones. There is however one preset
that contains parameters that are common to all split zones and control
characteristics of the entire preset. This is also where you will set the
points at which the split types change. In PRESET MODE (Preset
LED is on), press the EDIT button. (If you are presently still in the
split zone level of the menu hierarchy, press the EXIT button.) Using
the +/- Parameter buttons you can choose the following parameters,
and then change their values using the +/- Value buttons.
Preset Name
In order to identify your preset easily, you should name it carefully
with a description of its function. The name can be up to 12 characters
in length. Press the ENTER button to begin editing the preset name.
The cursor jumps to the first letter which can now be changed using
the +/- Value buttons. You can use both small case or capital letters as
well as special characters. To move the cursor to the right or back to
the left by one character, use the +/- Parameter buttons. While in this
edit mode some of the buttons on the front panel have special
functions:
The GLOBAL button changes to capital letters, jumping directly to
capital ‘A’.
The UTIL button changes to small case letters, jumping directly to
small case ‘a’.
The CHAIN button changes to special characters, jumping directly
to ‘!’.
The PRESET button changes the presently selected character to a
space.
The STORE button provides for an insert function, allowing you to
insert a character at the cursor position, and displacing all the
characters after it one position to the right. The last character (at
position 12) will be overwritten.
The EDIT button provides a delete function, deleting the character at
the cursor and moving all characters to its right one position to the
left. A space is then inserted at the end of the string.
The EXIT button allows you to leave the Text Editor.