Utility Menu System Parameter Changes; Left-Handed Mouse Option - Roland VS-2480 Owner's Manual Addendum

2—Version Two Enhancements

UTILITY Menu System Parameter Changes

Two new UTILITY menu System parameters have been added in Version Two:
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The System parameter screens have been slightly reorganized to make room for the
new parameters. There are now three System parameter screens:
On this System parameter page:
Param1
Param2
Param3
To display the desired System parameter screen:
1. Press UTILITY.
2. PAGE until "SYSTEM" appears above F1.
3. Press F1 (SYSTEM).
4. Press F1 (Param1), F2 (Param2) or F3 (Param3) as desired.

Left-Handed Mouse Option

Left-handed VS-2480 users can make the use of the mouse more
comfortable by switching the roles performed by the two mouse
buttons. To do this, navigate to the MOUSE BUTTON SWAP Sw
parameter on the Param3 screen of the UTILITY menu's System
parameters—as described on the previous page—and set the
parameter as desired. When it's turned:
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If you're a left-handed mouse user, think of any references to "right-clicking" in the
Addendum and the Owner's Manual as "left-clicking," since your left and right mouse
buttons are reversed.
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OPERATION TARGET—selects the VGA or LCD as the main display. See "The Main
Display and the Info Display" on Page 19.
MOUSE BUTTON SWAP Sw—reverses the jobs performed by the left and right
mouse buttons for left-handed VS-2480 users, as described on Page 16.
off—the mouse operates as a right-handed mouse. The left button clicks and the
right button displays pop-up menus.
on—the mouse operates as a left-handed mouse. The right button clicks and the left
button displays pop-up menus.
Roland VS-2480 Owner's Manual, Version Two Addendum
You'll find the following parameters:
PHANTOM Sw—ANALOG INPUT1 -8; EXT LEVEL
METER (MB24)—DISPLAY SECTION, METER
POSITION, TIME DISPLAY, METER SCALE
DRIVE—IDE DRIVE, SCSI SELF ID; VGA—VGA OUT
ON/OFF, REFRESH RATE, H.POSITION,
V.POSITION; OPERATION TARGET
PS/2 MOUSE—PS/2 MOUSE ON/OFF; POINTER
SPEED, MOUSE BUTTON SWAP Sw; PS/2
KEYBOARD—PS/2 KEYBOARD ON /OFF,
KEYBOARD TYPE