C: Memory/Recall Area; Clear Button; Enter Button - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

C: Memory/Recall area

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1...MUTE GROUP, SCENE and LOCATE buttons
Press MUTE GROUP, SCENE or LOCATE to set the operating mode of the ten-key
numeric keypad. One of the three buttons is typically lit to indicate the keypad's
current operating mode—this may not be the case, however, during certain
operations, such as character entry. Depending on which of the three buttons is
active, you can use the keypad to control mute groups, or save and recall Scenes or
Locate points. Press any of the three buttons together with [SHIFT] to call up the
corresponding detailed setting screen.
2...0–9 (ten-key keypad)
When [MUTE GROUP] is active, the numeric keypad buttons function as master
mute buttons for the corresponding mute groups. When [SCENE] or [LOCATE] is
active, use these buttons to specify a Scene or Locate point to be stored or recalled.
While [SHIFT] is pressed, the keypad buttons function as macro buttons. The
currently displayed screen, including the current position of the cursor, can be
stored as a numbered macro by pressing any unlit keypad button. Hold [SHIFT] and
press any stored macro's lit numeric keypad button to jump instantly back to the
screen it invokes.
When entering characters, you can enter numeric values using the keypad buttons.

3...CLEAR button

Clears a stored Scene or Locate point. After pressing Scene or Locate, press [CLEAR]
and then enter the desired number on the ten-key keypad to clear the stored item. To
clear a macro, hold down [SHIFT] and [CLEAR] and enter the macro's number on
the keypad.

4...ENTER button

Press this button together with [SHIFT] to call up the Time Code Locate (TC
LOCATE) screen. When this screen is displayed, select a locate point using the ten-
key numeric keypad and press [ENTER] to move to the location.
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