6 Shift button
This button is used to access secondary parameters (identified on the panel by labels with a
white background).
There are two different ways of using the shift button:
● Momentary: Hold the Shift button at the same time as the chosen parameter is changed.
It will deactivate at button release.
● Toggle: A single press of the button, without holding, toggles the Shift function on and
off
If the SHIFT button light is ON, the labels with a white background will prevail.
Parameters with only one label will ignore this button.
All changes made on the SHIFT page must be saved to persist after a power cycle. (See Chapter
4.3)
7 Mod/CV amount button
This button is used for two things:
1. To access the modulation mapping. (see section “Modulation” below) The button will
blink RED to indicate the modulation mapping page.
2. To access the CV mapping of the 9 primary CVs. ( see section “CVs” below). The button
will Blink Green to indicate the CV mapping page.
Additionally, this button is used for saving the current state of the module. (see next chapter)
8 Manual Saving
When using Oneiroi, there are instances where the position of the manual controls does not
match the actual parameter value. In these cases, it is important to perform the SAVE operation
to ensure that all parameters maintain their state after power cycling.
To perform SAVE, Hold the MOD AMT Button for two seconds. The Buton's LED will blink to
indicate that the saving operation has been performed.
Buffer content is not saved by the SAVE operation, so it is not retained between power cycles.
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