Editing Parameters & The User Define Button; Editing Parameters & The User Define Button - Yamaha DME32 Owner's Manual

Editing Parameters & the User Define Button
There are three steps to editing component parameters from the front panel: 1) select-
ing the component, 2) selecting the parameter, and 3) editing its value.
Direct access to a specific parameter is possible using the [USER DEFINE] button,
which is configured from DME Manager. See "Assigning the User Define Button" on
page 86.
Press the [COMPONENT] button.
1
The cursor moves to the COMPONENT section of the display, as shown in the follow-
ing example, and the COMPONENT indicator lights up.
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Normally only the first seven characters of a component's title are displayed. Pressing
the [COMPONENT] button displays the full title by using the PARAMETER section of
the display. Press the button again to return to the normal display.
Use the DATA wheel or [INC] and [DEC] buttons to select a component.
2
Press the [PARAMETER] button.
3
The cursor moves to the PARAMETER section of the display, as shown in the following
example, and the PARAMETER indicator lights up.
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Use the DATA wheel or [INC] and [DEC] buttons to select a parameter.
4
Press the [VALUE] button.
5
The cursor moves to the VALUE section of the display, as shown in the following exam-
ple, and the VALUE indicator lights up.
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Use the DATA wheel or [INC] and [DEC] buttons to edit the value.
6
As an alternative to the [COMPONENT], [PARAMETER], and [VALUE] buttons, you
can use the cursor buttons (
PARAMETER, and VALUE sections of the display.
When a parameter is edited, the scene edit dots appear on the SCENE NO. display, indi-
cating that a parameter has been edited since the last scene was recalled.
Editing Parameters & the User Define Button
CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURATION
/ ) to move the cursor between the COMPONENT,
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SCENE
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