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System Settings (MENU)
ASSIGN
NOTE The ASSIGN settings are stored in memory . Execute the write operation to save these settings to each memory .
ASSIGN1–16
Parameter Value
(Bold: default)
Explanation
SW
OFF , ON Specifies whether assignments will be used (ON/OFF).
SOURCE
Specify the controller (source) that will control the target.
TRK1–6 REC/DB
When the specified track switches from playback/stop to recording/overdubbing
TRK1–6 PLY/STP When the specified track switches from recording/overdubbing to playback/stop
SYNC ST/STP All Start/Stop message from an external MIDI device
PEDAL1–9 MODE1 When operating the specified switch in pedal mode 1
PEDAL1–9 MODE2 When operating the specified switch in pedal mode 2
PEDAL1–9 MODE3 When operating the specified switch in pedal mode 3
CTL1, 2 A footswitch (CTL1, CTL2) connected to the CTL 1, 2/EXP jack
CTL3, 4 A footswitch (CTL3, CTL4) connected to the CTL 3, 4/EXP jack
EXP1 An Expression pedal (EXP1) connected to the CTL 1, 2/EXP jack
EXP2 An Expression pedal (EXP2) connected to the CTL 3, 4/EXP jack
MIDI CC#01–31
Control Change message (1–31, 64–95) from an external MIDI device
MIDI CC#64–95
SOURCE MODE
If a momentary-type footswitch (such as the separately sold FS-5U) is connected as the source, you can specify how
footswitch operations will affect the value.
MOMENT
The setting will normally be off (minimum value); it will be on (maximum value) only while
you continue holding down the footswitch.
TOGGLE
The setting will alternate between off (minimum value) and on (maximum value) each
time you press the footswitch.
SOURCE ACT. LO
0–127
Specifies the controllable range for target parameters within the source’s operational
range.
Target parameters are controlled within the range set with ACT LOW and ACT HIGH.
You should normally set ACT LOW to “0” and ACT HIGH to “127.”
SOURCE ACT. HI
TARGET
Specifies the function that is controlled.
* Depending on the specified function, control might not be possible while playing a track or the rhythm.
TRK1–6 REC/PLY
Switch between record/play/overdubbing for the specified track.
TRK1–6 PLY/STP Switch between play/stop for the specified track.
TRK1–6 STOP Stop record/play for the specified track.
TRK1–6 CLEAR Clear the specified track.
TRK1–6 REVERSE Turn reverse play on/off for the specified track.
TRK1–6 UN/RED Undo/redo recording or the most recent overdubbing for the specified track.
TRK1–6 M.BACK
Switches to the recording state set by the mark for the specified track.
If a mark has not been set, the track switches to the post-recording state.
TRK1–6 R.BACK Restores the specified track to how it was right after recording.
TRK1–6 M.SET Sets a mark at the overdubbing state for the specified track.
TRK1–6 M.CLEAR Deletes the mark that was set for the specified track.
TRK1–6 LEVEL Control the “PLAY LEVEL” (p. 2) of the specified track in the range of 0–200.
CUR.TRK REC/PLY Switch between record/play/overdubbing for the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK PLY/STP Switch between play/stop for the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK STOP Stop record/play for the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK CLEAR Clear the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK REVERSE Turn reverse play on/off for the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK UN/RED Undo/redo recording or the most recent overdubbing for the currently selected track.
CUR.TRK M.BACK (p. 14)
Switches to the recording state set by the mark for the currently selected track.
If a mark has not been set, the track switches to the post-recording state.