Edit Button Name; Edit Button Data; Button Operations - Kenton Control Freak STUDIO EDITION User Manual

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Button operations

EDIT`PB``ON`NAME
Push`>`to`Select
EDIT`PB``ON`DATA
Push`>`to`Select
`Button`to`Edit`
Button`Number``1
``Header``Data``
Minimum`Levl```0
``Header``Data``
Maximum`Levl`127
``Header``Data``
`Button`ON`only`
`Button`On`+ Off
`Button`Toggle``
````COMMAND`````
``End`of`DATA```
EDIT`BB`OFF`NAME
Push`>`to`Select
EDIT`PB`OFF`DATA
Push`>`to`Select
Button On name
EDIT MENU 3
This allows you to enter a name of up to 16 characters for each Button On.
Button On names are edited in the same way as slider names.
Press [STORE] then [EXIT] or use [SHIFT]/[STORE] to jump to
Button On data
EDIT MENU 4
Pressing the [–– >] button will take you into the Button On edit pages:
This allows you to select the button to edit by turning the Data Wheel. If the
required button is pressed before entering the editing pages, it will
automatically become the initial button to edit.
Pressing the [–– >] button will move to the next screen:
This is the minimum value setting for the button. The Data Wheel can be
used to change the value if required.
Pressing the [–– >] button will move to the next screen:
This is the maximum value setting for the button. The Data Wheel can be
used to change the value if required.
Pressing the [–– >] button will move to the next screen:
Use the Data Wheel to select the button mode you require:
Sends the PB ON DATA message only when the button is pressed.
Sends the PB ON DATA message when the button is pressed and the PB OFF
DATA message when the button is released.
Sends the PB ON DATA message and PB OFF DATA message on alternate
button presses.
Pressing the [–– >] button will move to the next screen:
The initial end of data setting can be changed with the Data Wheel to any of
the commands listed on page 21. There is space for up to 45 command or
data bytes to be entered here.
Button Off name
EDIT MENU 5
This is edited in exactly the same way as Button On name.
Button Off data
EDIT MENU 6
Pressing the [–– >] button will take you into the Button Off edit pages, which
are edited in exactly the same way as the Button On edit pages.
EDIT MENUS
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