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28—UTILITY Menu Parameters

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INPUT PEAK LEVEL
The INPUT PEAK LEVEL parameter sets the level at which the input peak indicators
on the Home screen and elsewhere light, as described on Page 130. You can set the
input peak indicators to light when a signal coming into an input channel reaches -6dB,
-3dB or 0dB—a light gray line across the input meters display (Page 128) shows the
current INPUT PEAK LEVEL value.
FOOT SWITCH ASSIGN
An optional foot switch—such as a Roland DP-2 or BOSS FS-5U—connected to the
VS-2000's rear panel FOOT SWITCH jack can perform a variety of functions. This
parameter determines what a connected foot switch does. You can set the parameter to:
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GPI
CD DIGITAL REC
This switch enables or disables recording from digital audio sources such as CD
players. See for "Recording Digital Input Signals" on Page 137.
SCREEN SAVER
When you've connected a color VGA monitor to your VS-2000, the VS-2000 offers a
built-in screen saver that turns on after a specified amount of time. The attractive,
animated screen saver provides a measure of privacy by hiding the current VGA screen
when you're not using it.
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Play/Stop—so you can start and stop project playback with the foot switch.
Record—so you can toggle in and out of Record mode with each press of the foot
switch, allowing for hands-free punching.
TapMarker—so the foot switch acts like the TAP button: A press of the foot switch
places a marker at the now line's current position.
Next—so the foot switch acts like the NEXT button, moving the now line to the next
phrase or marker, according to the setting of the PREVIOUS/NEXT Sw parameter
(see Page 379).
Previous—so the foot switch acts like the PREVIOUS button, moving the now line to
the previous phrase or marker, according to the setting of the PREVIOUS/NEXT
Sw parameter (see Page 379).
GPI—so the foot switch responds to received Play/Stop instructions from a
connected General Purpose Interface.
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