Quick Access Mode
Making Your Own QA Banks
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The QA Editor
The only way to edit a locked QA bank without unlocking it is through the QA editor. though
you can use the QA editor to edit both locked and unlocked banks. To enter the QA editor, press
either the Edit button or the EDIT soft button, and you enter the editor, where you can examine
each entry in the currently selected bank.
The top line gives you the usual mode reminder, the current QA bank, and the current entry. The
cursor highlights the object (program or setup) that’s stored in the current entry.
Pressing the Chan/Layer buttons scrolls through the ten entries—the number of the current
entry is displayed in the top-right corner. As the entry number changes, the highlighted objects
at the center of the page change as well, showing you what’s stored in each entry. On the page
above, for example, entry 9 is the current entry. The Type field tells you that the object stored at
entry 9 is a program. The cursor highlights the program’s ID and name. Use the Alpha Wheel or
+/- buttons to scroll through the programs.
If you want to store a setup in the current entry instead of a program, press the Type soft
button—when you do this, notice that the Type field change from Program to Setup (also notice
that the channel indicator disappears, since setups can transmit over several channels). The list
of objects changes from the program list to the setup list. Just as with programs, the cursor
highlights the setup’s ID and name. Use the Alpha Wheel or +/- buttons to scroll through the
setups.
Keep in mind that you can have both setups and programs in the same QA bank.
When you’ve filled each entry with the object you want, press the Name soft button if you want
to rename the bank, or press the Save soft button to begin the save procedure. Or, press the Exit
button to exit the QA editor, and the “Save Changes?” dialogue comes up.
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