Midi/Custom Fader Layer Settings Can Now Be Stored In Scene Memory; New Eq Default Settings For Filter Types; New Shortcut For Returning To The Channel Window; New Default Setting Of Pan Positions When Stereo Is Cancelled - Panasonic RAMSA WR-DA7 User Manual

4. MIDI/Custom Fader Layer Settings can now be stored in Scene
Memory
Previous Versions: The Scene memory did not include the Custom/MIDI
Layer settings, therefore they could not be stored.
Version 2.0: You can save the Custom/MIDI Layer settings to Scenes
Memories 0 through 10. When you recall Scenes 0 through 10, the
Custom/MIDI Layer settings will be recalled.

5. New EQ default settings for Filter Types

Previous Versions: When you changed the EQ Filter types, the DA7
defaulted to settings of the Q to 1.0 and the Gain to 0.0dB automatically.
Version 2.0: The DA7 retains the values of Q and Gain, even when you
change EQ Filter types.

6. New shortcut for returning to the CHANNEL window

Previous Versions: Not Implemented
Version 2.0: The [CHANNEL] window changes to the [SURROUND] window
whenever the PAN knob is pressed. To return from the [SURROUND] to the
[CHANNEL] window after it has been unintentionally selected, press the PAN
knob again. Use this shortcut to change the [SURROUND] window back to
the [CHANNEL] window.
7. New default setting of PAN positions when stereo is canceled
Previous Versions: Center was the default setting for both channels. When
you assigned channels from STEREO to MONO, the DA7 would return the
PAN for both channels to the center.
Version 2.0: Now if you place a pair of channels into the STEREO mode and
then select them back to MONO, the default is now left for the odd channels
and right for the even channels.
Odd channel Even channel
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