8 - GETTING AROUND THE DD1500
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Getting around the DD1500 is quite straightforward. Dedicated keys for most commonly
used functions reduces the need for multi-menu operation. Less day-to-day functions are
kept hidden away out of harms way but are still readily accessible.
The external monitor is used purely for referencing your work to see what is going on. You
can think of it as an animated track sheet. In theory, the DD1500 could be used without it
as most work is done from the DL1500’s front panel in association with the large LCD that
sits in the centre of the DL’s upper panel.
The keys we will look at in this section are highlighted in the above diagram although
others may be referred to where necessary.
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