Checking And Modifying A Performance (Info And Edit Mode); Foreword On Info And Edit Modes - Physis Piano K4 User Manual

5. CHECKING
(INFO and EDIT MODE)

5.1 FOREWORD ON INFO AND EDIT MODES

INFO mode allows the user to see all parameters of a Scene, while in EDIT mode they can also be modified. INFO and
EDIT mode can be accessed through the related buttons in the MODE section. So, the only difference between the two
modes is that INFO MODE is in read-only mode. It allows to see all information on the selected Scene, but no changes can
be made while in this mode. This chapter deals with both modes at the same time.
The currently selected mode is shown by the button Led lights, and also on the top right of the display; furthermore, while
in EDIT mode, a cursor appears on the display.
The video above is the main menu for both operating modes. From here, all configuration pages can be accessed. They
are grouped into four section, that can be accessed by pressing the function buttons:
[F1]: ZONES section, containing Zones settings.
[F2]: CTRL BANKS section, containing Control Banks settings.
[F3]: PEDALS+WHEELS section, containing Pedals and Wheels settings.
[F4]: MORE section, containing Initialization Messages and Input Maps settings.
All pages in these four sections are segmented in rows and columns. The 8 rows correspond to the 8 Zones, indicated on
the leftmost column as Z1, Z2, Z3 etc. Columns show the configuration parameters.
The ZONES section also has two view modes, that can be switched by pressing the VIEW button on the front panel.
When the view mode is set as ALL, the page is divided into rows and columns as explained before. When the view mode is
set as SINGLE, the display shows one single Zone at a time. The Zone number can be found on the top left.
Parameters are in the centre of the display. To change Zone, place the cursor on the ZONE field and enter a different
number by following the procedure described below.
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