Setting The Internal Clock - Roland VS-1680 User Manual

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fig.02-05
Cursor
The TIME / VALUE dial
Use the TIME/VALUE dial to change a value on the display.
Turning the TIME/VALUE dial counterclockwise decreases
a value; turning it clockwise increases it. Value changes are
usually in single increment steps. If you hold SHIFT and turn
the dial, values will increase or decrease by ten times (or one
tenth) the normal rate, depending on the parameter.
fig.02-06
decrease
Most value changes can be made while the VS-1680 is
playing. However, you must first press [STOP] before
changing V-Tracks and before changing mixer Scenes.
[ENTER/YES]
The [ENTER (YES)] button is used to respond to an onscreen
prompt. For example, if "Store Current?" is displayed, you
can press [ENTER (YES)] to save your song in its current
state. On some screens, [ENTER (YES)] will be blinking. In
that case, pressing [ENTER (YES)] will allow you to view
more information than is presently shown on the display. For
example, when making changes to the EQ of a track, press
the blinking [ENTER (YES)] button to see the pop-up EQ
curve. To cancel the operation, press [NO].
[PLAY (DISPLAY)]
Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the startup playlist
display. Anytime you are in the middle of making a setting,
and you want to get back to the startup screen, just press
[PLAY (DISPLAY)]. It also helps to think of [PLAY
(DISPLAY)] as an "escape" button.
increase
Chapter 2 Basic Operation
fig.play/display

Setting the Internal Clock

The VS-1680 features an internal clock. When you record a
performance, a time stamp consisting of the time, day, and
month of recording is entered automatically. This allows you
to organize recordings by day, time, and order. Use the
following procedure to set the time and date in your VS-1680.
* The internal clock is battery-powered. Once you set this, the
values are remembered each time you turn the VS-1680 off.
However, if for any reason the time setting is in error, use the
same steps to reset the clock.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F5 (SYSTEM)]. The System
menu icon appears. If the System menu icon does not
appear, press [F6 (EXIT)].
2. Press [F2 (DATE)]. If "DATE" does not appear above
[F2], first press [PAGE] until "DATE" appears above
[F2], then press [F2 (DATE)].
3. Press [
], [
], [
cursor and use the TIME / VALUE dial to change the
values for each setting.
fig.02-01a
Date Edit
This sets the date—year, month, and day —in the Western
time format.
], and [
] to move the
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