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When the encoder control is released, the cursor returns to the encoder.
Color Mode
Selects a dark or bright user interface color set. Where colors are specified in this document,
the dark color is mentioned first (followed by the bright color).
NOTE: The file selection window is always bright. Please plan accordingly when
loading or saving files during a performance.
Typed in Decibel (dB) Values Default to Negative
When selected, gain values are assumed to be negative unless explicitly made positive by
a leading + (plus) sign.
When cleared, negative gain values must be indicated with a leading - (minus) sign.
Disable Keyboard Control of Buttons
Select to disable keyboard selection of buttons. In this mode, pressing ‹Tab › will move the
input cursor from value box to value box, but will skip over buttons. This prevents accidental
triggering of Mute or other settings.
Clear to enable keyboard selection of buttons. In this mode, pressing ‹Tab› will move the
input cursor to the next control, regardless of whether that control is a value box or a button.
The ‹Spacebar › or ‹Return › key can be used to “click” buttons.
ESC Key Removes Cursor Focus in Text Fields
When selected, pressing ‹ ESC › after entering a value for a control disables keyboard control
of the user interface. This prevents accidental changes to control values. Keyboard control
will be restored by clicking in a value box.
Select All Text When Entering Text Field
When selected, choosing a value box automatically selects the entire value. Pressing ‹Tab ›
or ‹Enter › sets the value; pressing ‹ESC› will restore the original value.
When cleared, the backspace key must be used to remove the previous value.
Re-select All Text After Editing a Text Field
When selected, pressing ‹Enter› after typing a value sets the value and then selects the
entire value, such that a new value can be typed to replace the previous value. This makes
it easy to audit a series of values in succession.
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CHAPTER 4: USER INTERFACE REFERENCE