Hammond XK-5, Быстрый старт

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3. INFORMATION CENTER
In order to get the most out of your XK 5, you’ll want to master the basic controls that help you navigate
through the settings which will transform the XK 5 into your DREAM HAMMOND.
1. INFORMATION DISPLAY:
This is like your Computer Monitor. All your information is going to appear here, and plenty of it. The
screen is Organic L.E.D. type (or OLED) so you’ll have no trouble seeing it in any lighting condition,
indoors or out. You’ll never need to adjust it you’ll see it clearly from any angle.
2. PLAY Touch Button:
The PLAY Touch Button is like a “Take me back home” button. Let's say you press the wrong button and
see unfamiliar stuff in the Display, or find yourself in the middle of tweaking a parameter, but need to
get back to “regular” mode quickly. Pressing the PLAY Touch Button escapes the display from wherever
you may have brought yourself in the editing mode and puts you right back at “home base."
You can also “toggle” the Display to show the Drawbar Registrations as graphic “bars” showing the exact
setting of the Drawbars, or you can go “old school” and see the “number value” of the Drawbars. The
sound will NOT change with each press—only the display changes.
3. MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
Use this Touch Button to enter MENU mode. This is for when you want to change something, such as
the way the Drawbars sound, the way the Percussion sounds, setting the instrument up for MIDI, or
anything else "out of the ordinary." Consult the Owner's Playing Guide for a complete explanation of all
the MENU EDIT Modes and what you can make the organ do using them.
4. NAVIGATION Touch Buttons
These Touch Buttons allow you to navigate through the display pages, and once you’re there, select
which parameter you wish to adjust. Up Down Left Right.
5. VALUE Rotary Knob
This is an all purpose control which allows you to adjust whichever parameter is “current." It is of the
“Continuous Turn” variety there is no “stop." Turn it “clockwise” to increase and “counter clockwise”
to decrease. You’ll use this for all the adjustments you don’t “press a button” for.
6. ENTER Touch Button
This Touch Button “confirms” the edit or action you just performed. It doesn’t “happen” until you press it at the
end of each editing session.