Compulite Dlite User Manual page 12

UKs refers to universal keys. UKs are represented on the touch screen grid when the editor is
active. UKs are also displayed on the external monitor in views 7 through 9.
Select key refers to the blank (multi-purpose) keys above the playbacks and crossfader and
looks like this: .
SELECT
Desk, console, and system are used interchangeably.
Storing and programming are used interchangeably.
Dlite offers a variety of procedure syntaxes to suit each programmer's preference. When basic
procedures are introduced, various procedure syntaxes are explained separately. In subsequent
procedures, more general terminology is used. Example: When first discussed, the procedure
for storing a scene is shown using 4 different syntaxes. In subsequent procedures, which
include storing a scene, general language (such as, "Store the scene) is used.
Procedures often contain different options for the same step. They look like this:
1 Do this.
Or
Do this
Sometimes an alternate procedure is included under the same heading. In this case, it looks
like this:
1 Do this.
2
Now do this.
OR
1 Do this.
2 And do this.
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