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Latching
By default, the buttons are set to send one value when pressed and one value when released.
This is often called “momentary” behavior. You can change this so that a button sends one
value when pressed and a different value when pressed a second time, alternating between
the two values with each press. This is often called “latching” or “toggle” behavior.
The buttons must be in MIDI Mode to do this (see
To set a button to latching behavior:
1.
Press
Edit
to enter Edit Mode. The
Edit
button will light up.
2.
Press the desired button. The pad’s number will appear in the
display
.
3.
Use the numeric keys (
0
–
9
) or
Preset Down
/
Up
(
) buttons to enter
146
(if the display
does not already show it). This sets the button to use latching behavior.
4.
Press the
Data 1
key. The
display
will show
DATA1
for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (
B__
) and a number for the MIDI CC.
5.
Use the numeric keys (
0
–
9
) or
Preset Down
/
Up
(
) buttons to enter the desired MIDI
CC number (
001
–
127
).
6.
Press the
Data 2
key. The
display
will show
DATA2
for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (
B__
) and the value it will send when pressed the second time.
7.
Use the numeric keys (
0
–
9
) or
Preset Down
/
Up
(
) buttons to enter the desired value
(
001
–
127
).
8.
Press the
Data 3
key. The
display
will show
DATA3
for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (
B__
) and the value it will send when pressed the first time.
9.
Use the numeric keys (
0
–
9
) or
Preset Down
/
Up
(
) buttons to enter the desired value
(
001
–
127
).
10.
Press the
Enter
key. The button is now set to latching, and you will exit Edit Mode.
To cancel your changes instead, press
Edit
. You will exit Edit Mode without saving anything.
Remember to store the preset if you want to save your changes in that preset.
To return the button to its default “momentary” behavior, set it to send a MIDI note, send a
MIDI CC, or increment the program number as described in the earlier
section.
