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KEYS
AND CONTROLS
Numeric Keypad
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0
5
'
;C
1
)
i
1
6
i(
1
)
'
2
7
;
(
1
)i
3
8
i
(
1
1
)
4
9
•
(
1
1
)
COMPARE
BANK HOLD
(
1
1
)
BANK HOLD
Key
0
5
(
1
I
)
1
6
(
1
I
)
2
7
(
1
I
)
3
8
(
1
I
)
4
9
(
1
I
)
COMPARE
8ANK,
HOLD
COMPARE
Key
2
C
4
(
1
COMPARE
These
are
used
to:
*
Select
the
Combination
in
the
COMBINATION
Mode.
*
Select functions
in
other
modes.
The
tens
digit
of
the
program
or
combination
number
can
be "held"
while
changing
program
or
combination
numbers
by
using
the
BANK
HOLD
key.
For example,
pressing
the
BANK HOLD
key once
after
number
21 has
been
selected
will
allow
you
to
select
other
numbers
in
the
20-29 range simply by
pressing
the
number
that
corresponds
to
the
ones
digit
of
the
desired
number;
in
our
example,
pressing
3 will
change
the
number
to
23,
pressing
to
7
will
change
it
to
27,
and
so on.
The
BANK HOLD
key
will
be
lit
when
the
Bank
Hold
function
is
on.
To
turn the
function
off,
press the
BANK HOLD
key once more.
This
key
temporarily
returns the
Program
or
Combination which
is
being
edited
in
the
EDIT
COMBINATION
or
EDIT
PROGRAM
Mode
to
the setting that existed
before
editing.
Pressing
the
COMPARE
key
again
restores the edited
parameter
values.
However,
data edited
before pressing
the
COMPARE
key
will
be
lost
if
editing of other
parameters
or
switching
to
other
modes
is
done.
The
COMPARE
key
also
functions as
a
MIDI
panic
button;
in
other
words,
when
a
stuck
note occurs
in
sequencer play
or control
through
MIDI
IN,
one
press of
the
COMPARE
key
will
turn the note
off.
(This
can be used
in
any
of
the
modes.)
When
the
COMPARE
key
is
lit,
the original
sound can
be
heard
and
its
parameters
are
displayed;
unlit,
the
COMPARE
key
indicates that the edited
sound
is
displayed.
MODE
SELECT
Keys
COMBl
EDIT
COMBl
1
(
1
1
)i
PROG
EDIT
PROG
SEQ
GLOBAL
c
1
1
).
The
selected
mode
will
be
lit.
J
SEQ
I
START/STOP
REC
CZZ]
dZD
INT Key
and
CARD
Key
CARD
COMBl
EDIT
COM81
(
1
CUD
PROG
EDIT
PROG
(
1
[=D
GLOeAL
SEQ
Press
the
INT
key
when
using
the
Combination/Program/Song
data of
the internal
memory
of
the
MIR,
Press
the
CARD
key
to
access
the
external (card)
data.
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