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4.3 Editing Parameters 4 INSTRUMENT OPERATION
10 Sources Buttons
Enters matrix programming mode and selects the source to modulate a sound parameter.
If alternate mode is enabled via the
ALT button, a second set of sources can be selected
and assigned.
11 PRESET/MULTI Button
Loads and saves presets and multis. Pressing the button momentary, loads the next preset.
Holding the button down for more than one second will save the current preset or multi
with all its modifications.
12 7-segment Display
Shows the current preset or multi number. While editing a parameter, the display will
show its current value for some time. To indicate negative parameter values, the dot after
the first digit will be lit. Also, when MIDI data is received, the dot after the second digit
will flash. When selecting a module for editing, the display will briefly indicate which
module is edited.
4.3 Editing Parameters
To edit parameters, use the 4 encoders at the bottom row of the T¨ o¨ or¨ o . Which parameters
are currently edited, depends on the selection of the module via the module buttons , if
alternate mode is enabled via the ALT button or the SYSTEM button is held down.
4.3.1 Parameter LEDs
The LEDs above the encoders give a rough idea about the parameters value by showing
different colors and brightness:
ˆ
When a parameter is set to 0, the LED is off.
ˆ
Unipolar parameters start with yellow for smaller values, blending into red on higher
values.
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On bipolar parameters, negative values are shown in green, positive values are shown
in red.
Color blind users should instead rely on the values shown on the display when turning the
encoders.
4.3.2 Parameter Display
Whenever a parameter is changed via an encoder, the display shows its current value for
a short time and then changes back to the preset or multi number.
To show the values in full resolution on the 2-digit display, most numeric parameters of
the T¨
o¨ or¨ o are shown as hexadecimal values. Negative values are indicated by a dot after
the first digit.
Hex: -0x2A
Decimal: -42
Hex: 0x43
Decimal: 67
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