52
Program Increment/Decrement
You can set a button to increment/decrement the program number by 1 each time you press
it. After it reaches its highest or lowest program, it will “wrap around” and start again at its
lowest or highest program, respectively. In other words, pressing the button causes the value
to cycle through its entire range by increments of 1.
Important: Each button with this type of assignment is independent of the others. If you set
one button to increment the program number and another button to decrement it, they will
each be sending different values, not resuming where the other button left off.
For example, pressing an “increment” button would change the program to 1, 2, 3, etc., but
pressing the “decrement” button would change it to 127, 126, 125, etc.
To assign a button to increment/decrement the program number:
1. Press Edit to enter Edit Mode. The Edit button will light up.
2. Press the desired button. The button’s number will appear in the display.
3. Press the Ctrl Assign key. The display will show ASGN for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (B__) and a number for the type of message it sends.
4. Use the numeric keys (0–9) or Preset Down/Up () buttons to enter 156 (to increment
the program number) or 155 (to decrement the program number).
5. Press the Data 2 key. The display will show DATA2 for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (B__) and the lowest program number it will send.
6. Use the numeric keys (0–9) or Preset Down/Up () buttons to enter a value (000–127).
7. Press the Data 3 key. The display will show DATA3 for 1 second and then show the
button’s number (B__) and the highest program number it will send.
8. Use the numeric keys (0–9) or Preset Down/Up (
) buttons to enter a value (000–127).
9. Press the Enter key. The button is now set to increment/decrement the program number,
and you will exit Edit Mode.
To cancel your changes instead, press Edit. You will exit Edit Mode without saving anything.
Remember to store the preset if you want to save your changes in that preset.
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
