Edit mode
The edit mode allows the programming of the controls (pots, encoder and buttons). Start and leave edit
mode by holding down shift key and press the blue key. The activated edit mode is indicated by blinking
yellow Edit-LED. All data will be stored in the currently selected setup automatically by leaving the edit
mode.
To edit any control you have to choose the control number first. There are two ways to do so:
1.
press green button 1 and then select the control by the encoder or
2.
holding down the blue button while you move the wanted control
Then you can set different properties by selecting them with green button 2 to 8 (see below) and changing
with the encoder.
To copy properties separately to all controls of same row (pots or buttons), hold down the green button 2,
3, 4, 5, 7 or 8 while running bar lines shown. This makes editing much faster if you want to have same
functions on all controls in same row.
Hold down the red shift key and turn the encoder to send Midi commands in edit mode. Pots always send
Midi commands in edit mode.
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4
lines in the display means that the property isn’t available
Control number (Button 1)
P01
...
12A
…
b
select pot 1 to 12 in rows A or B for editing
F01
....
08
select fader 1 to 8 for editing
Enc
select encoder for editing
Pbt
select encoder push button for editing
b01
...
12c
…
d
select gray / green button 1 to 8 (rows C or D) for editing
You can see the control and row numbers on the faceplate.
Display scale (Button 2)
Fader / Pot / encoder scales:
OFF
no display control
Std
standard display-control (0 to 127) by the device and by external command
bPoL
bipolar display-control (-63 to 63) by the device and by external command
(for high resolution mode running bar lines per step on right display)
Button scales:
OFF
no LED control
Std
standard LED control by the device and by external command
EHt
LED control only by external commands
External control by feedback data with same commands as corresponding buttons.
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