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Action Edit
The Action Edit screen allows you to edit the details of an action assigned to a button. These actions are performed
when an instant access button is pressed. An action can be a MIDI message that is sent, or something that affects the
system (change to a new button page, etc.)
Type – Sets the type of this action. Possible values are: CC Toggle, CC Momen (Momentary), PC (Program Change),
Note, Sysex and System.
Delete Action – Deletes this action from the button it was assigned to.
Device – Brings up the Device Select screen to allow you to select which device this action should be performed on.
When Type is set to System, this item is not displayed, and Function is shown instead
Function - Allows you to select the system function when editing a System action. See System type, below.
The next three buttons change their function based on the setting of the
Type parameter:
CC Toggle or CC Momentary
CC Number – Sets the continuous controller number for the action
On Value
– Sets the continuous controller value that is sent when the button is turned on
Off Value – Sets the continuous controller value that is sent when the button is turned off
PC (Program Change)
PC On – Sets the program number to be sent with the button is turned on
PC Off – Sets the program number to be send when the button is turned off
The last of the three buttons is not active when editing a Program Change action.
Note
Note – Sets the note number for the action
Velocity
– Sets the note velocity for this action
The last of the three buttons is not active when editing a Note action.
Sysex
Sysex actions send one of the possible 127 Sysex messages that can be defined by the user. These messages are
defined using the Sysex Messages menu.
Off Msg – selects which Sysex message is sent when the IA button is turned off.
On Msg – selects which Sysex message is send when the IA button is turned on.
System
System actions are further defined by the
Function parameter. The possible settings for Function, and their parameters
are as follows: