Edit! Menu; Floppy! Menu - Lexicon 960L Owner's Manual Addendum

960L
The screen options soft row displays as shown
in Figure 11 when the SESSION control is
selected. It displays as shown in Figure 12
when the BANK/CATEGORY control is selected.
(Figures 11 and 12 are shown at the bottom of
page 12.)
When automation is running, the Automation
Transport Controls shown in Figure 20 (page
24) are also available. See page 8 for more
information about toggling between the
screen options soft row and the Automation
Transport Controls.
EDIT!
Pressing the EDIT! soft button accesses the
EDIT! menu shown in Figure 13 (below). This
menu can be used to clear session banks and
delete automation sessions.
Figure 13: EDIT! Menu
Clear Session Bank #
Clears the currently selected session bank.
When a session bank is cleared, all automation
sessions contained in that bank are deleted.
To clear a session bank:
1. Follow the instructions on page 11 to
access the Automation Session Library
screen.
2. Press the >>OPTIONS soft button.
3. Follow the instructions on page 12 to use
the BANK/CATEGORY control to select the
session bank to be cleared.
4. Press the EDIT! soft button.
5. Select the Clear Session Bank # option.
Automation Package Addendum
Delete Session
Deletes the currently selected automation
session.
To delete an automation session:
1. Follow the instructions on page 11 to
access the Automation Session Library
screen.
2. Press the >>OPTIONS soft button.
3. Follow the instructions on page 12 to
use the BANK/CATEGORY and SESSION
controls to select the automation session
to be deleted.
4. Press the EDIT! soft button.
5. Select the Delete Session option.
Note:
Deleted automation sessions cannot be
recovered.
FLOPPY!
Pressing the FLOPPY! soft button accesses
the FLOPPY!menu shown in Figure 14
(below). This menu can be used to format
disks, store automation sessions on disk, and
restore automation sessions stored on disk.
Figure 14: FLOPPY! Menu
Format Floppy
Formats the disk inserted in the 960L disk
drive. Automation sessions cannot be stored
on unformatted disks.
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