Yamaha SY-77, Руководство по эксплуатации

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(Space) ! ” # $ % & ’ ( ) * + , - . / 0~9 : ;
< = > ? @ A~Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a~z { | } ~ (Space.)
Use the keys to move the cursor, and enter characters for the desired name.
Pressing the
ENTER
(space) key will enter a blank and move the cursor to the
right.
Other uses of the numeric
In step recording mode, the numeric keys specify the note value printed above
key pad
each key. For example key 1 will enter a whole note and key 6 will enter a 32nd
note. Details will be explained in the section on step recording.
In jobs where you are required to set parameters and execute, you will
execute the specified job by pressing the
ENTER
button. Details will be
explained when necessary.
This display is essentially the same as for any other job that requires you to
enter character data. Press F1 (Clr) to clear the currently set name, and press F2
(Uppr) or F3 (Lowr) to select uppercase or lowercase letters.
Notice that below the 0 key are printed the characters “A”, “B”, and “C”.
Press the 0 key, and the numeral “0” will appear. Press it again for the
character “A”, again for “B”, and again for “C”. Press it once more and “0”
will reappear. In this way, each time you press a key, the character indicated by
the cursor will alternate through the alphabetical characters printed below it and
the numeral printed on the key itself. (If you press another of the numeric keys,
the cycle will begin from the first character.) Notice that the third press of 8 is an
apostrophe, that 9 gives you an asterisk, ampersand, and an underline character,
and that - enters a hyphen, slash, comma, and period.
Other characters are available in addition to the characters entered using
the numeric key pad. These characters can be selected using the DATA ENTRY
slider or the –1 +1 keys. Moving the DATA ENTRY slider will scroll through all
available characters in the following order.
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