User Defined Function Settings - Yamaha CS1D Owner's Manual

User defined function settings
You can assign the desired function to the USER DEFINE [1]–[8] switches in the USER DEFINE block of the CS1D con-
sole, and use them to control the system.
[Procedure]
1. In the LCD FUNCTION ACCESS block, press the
[UTILITY] switch several times to access the fol-
lowing USER DEFINE screen.
LCD FUNCTION ACCESS
block
USER DEFINE screen (UTILITY function)
In the USER DEFINE screen you can assign the
desired function to each of the USER DEFINE [1]–
[8] switches.
2. From the USER DEFINE [1]–[8] switches, select the
switch to which you wish to assign a function, and
click the button for that number.
The following USER DEFINE KEY SETUP popup
window will appear.
[UTILITY] switch
Chapter 16. Various settings
USER DEFINE KEY SETUP popup window
In the USER DEFINE KEY SETUP popup window,
use the FUNCTION list in the left of the window to
select the function that will be assigned to the switch,
and use the PARAMETER section to select the
parameter specific to that function.
The following functions and parameters can be
selected.
SCENE RECALL (parameters: –1/+1)
Recall the scene numbered one before (or after)
the currently selected scene.
MONITOR A SOURCE SELECT (parameters:
2TR IN 3–6, DIRECT, MIX 1–48, MTRX 1–24)
MONITOR B SOURCE SELECT (parameters:
2TR IN 3–6, DIRECT, MIX 1–48, MTRX 1–24)
Select 2TR IN 3–6, DIRECT IN, MIX channels 1–
48, or MATRIX channels 1–24 as the source moni-
tored by MONITOR A or B respectively.
The LED will light for a USER DEFINE switch to
which this function is assigned if the currently
selected monitor source and parameter match.
If you use the USER DEFINE [1]–[8] switches to
change the monitor source, the MONITOR A
SOURCE switch and MONITOR B SOURCE
switch of the CS1D will be invalid until the monitor
source is next selected from the front panel.
PAGE SELECT (parameters: PREVIOUS, NEXT,
LAST)
Access the specified screen in the display, according
to the selected parameter.
PREVIOUS: Access the previous screen of the cur-
rently selected function.
NEXT: Access the next screen of the currently
selected function.
LAST: Access the last-selected screen once again.
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