Studer D424, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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D424 MO Recorder
E4/6 Operation
SW V 1.6 Date printed: 06.03.02
4.2.2 Using General Purpose Registers
There are several memory and editing registers that can be selected and
modified. After being selected, a register may be modified or cleared with
the numeric keypad, any changes are confirmed with the
[ENT] key.
Selecting/Modifying a Register: The contents of any register appear in the display entry field if it has been
selected.
The edit registers (IN, OUT) may be addressed directly be pressing the
respective key; all others (0...9) are selected with the key sequence
[REG]
[n] , where n is one of the following registers:
reg0 Nominal offset register in chase mode,
reg1...9 General purpose registers, for use with the locator,
IN Edit IN register,
OUT Edit OUT register.
There are several ways to change the displayed value in the entry field (or
the register contents):
1. Typing in a new value with the numeric keys [0...9] . With the first key-
stroke, the display is automatically cleared.
2. Resetting the field to 0 with [CLR] .
3. Modifying the displayed value with the control wheel.
All these modifications do not directly affect the register contents. The
modified value is flashing, indicating that the entry field is different from
the register contents, until it is stored with
[ENT] .
4. The current position is transferred to the selected register with [CAPT] .
5. A register value can be incremented or decremented with the [
u u u u
] or [
t t t t
]
keys by one display unit (ms or frame)
These two actions directly modify the register contents. Therefore, the
field will not be flashing, and no termination with
[ENT] is necessary.
The register programming mode can be cancelled anytime by pressing the
initial select key
[REG] [IN] or [OUT] once more. When terminating an
entry with the [ENT] key, the display also reverts to standard mode.
Transferring Registers and Locations
The contents of any other register may be transferred to a destination reg-
ister by placing the machine to the desired position, and then transferring
the location to any other register:
[LOC] [REG] [2] [REG] [0] [CAPT] – stores the value in register 2 to
the nominal offset register.