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Getting familiar with the LCD conventions
Here are several conventions that will help you
navigate through the LCD display:
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Left and right arrows indicate that there is
another screenful of data to the left or right that
relates to the current window.
Figure 11-1: The left and right arrows indicate other windows to the
left or right, which you can scroll to with the CURSOR knob.
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“Y/N” means to press the YES/NO button to
confirm or execute something you have just done
in the LCD.
■
“<E>” means to press the ENTER button to
confirm or carry out something you have just done
in the LCD.
■
“N” or “Y” means to press the YES/NO button to
toggle something from N to Y or Y to N. “Y” means
“on” or “enabled” and “N” means “off ” or
“disabled”.
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When choosing a base setup, modifier, or patch,
“N” means that the base setup or modifier has not
been called up. (Press the YES/NO button to recall
it.) “Y” means that the modifier, base setup or
patch has been called up. In this case, disable the
modifier, base setup, or patch by enabling a
different one.
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When selecting cables in the LCD, the cable
range can either be 1-8 or 1-16 if you have two
MIDI Timepieces. “MAC” or “M” stands for the
Macintosh (computer port), “NET” or “N” stands
for the network port, and “mac” or “m” stands for
the computer port on a MIDI Timepiece that you
have networked to the one with which you are
working.
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If you find yourself in a window that asks you to
save settings that you have made, and you do not
want to save the changes, turn the WINDOW knob
to exit the window and cancel the operation.
Using the knobs to control the LCD
Here is how the four knobs control the LCD:
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Use the WINDOW knob to select a main
window. The LCD has eleven main windows that
correspond to the MIDI Timepiece AV’s primary
capabilities.
■
Use the CURSOR knob to select variables within
each window. A variable is a numeric or text item
that flashes when it is selected. When selected, you
can change it with the VALUE knob.
■
Use the VALUE knob to change the currently
flashing numeric or text item in the LCD.
■
Sometimes the LCD has two flashing variables.
In this case, one of them is underlined. Use the
SELECT knob to change a flashing, underlined
variable.
When the LCD and software conflict
If you’ve been using Clock Works on the computer
to edit the MIDI Timepiece AV, the LCD may not
be able to accurately reflect the changes you have
made from the software because the software can
do things that the LCD cannot. For example, you
can program a knob to send system exclusive data
from the software, but this is not possible from the
LCD. If there is any doubt, check the software since
it can accurately reflect everything about the MIDI
Timepiece AV.
WORKING WITH BASE SETUPS
Think of a base setup as a picture of all the MIDI
Timepiece AV’s current internal settings saved all at
once. This includes its cable routing connections,
muting and rechannelizing settings, SMPTE
convert settings––everything.
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