4—Setting Up and Basic Operations
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When the boxes at the bottom of the screen are small rectangles, the F buttons usually:
• display the parameters associated with an operation.
• execute an operation.
• act as on/off switches.
• change the value of the associated parameter.
• move the selection cursor to a location on the display.
• exit the current screen.
Sometimes the boxes at the bottom of the screen are large and
contain icons. When this is the case, you can press the
corresponding F button to begin an operation or view a menu of
related parameters.
In all cases, the label on the display above the F button tells you what the button does.
Pages
Often, there are more parameters available than can fit on the display at once. In
these cases, the parameters are arranged over several “pages” on the display. In such
situations, you see the Page symbol in the lower left-hand corner of the display—the
display may also show what look like folder tabs, presenting the available pages as
tabbed layers.
Press the PAGE button repeatedly to display each of the available pages.
Param 1, 2, 3 Screens
In some VS-2400CD menus, parameter pages are divided further into sub-pages called
“Param1,” “Param2,” etc. You can select one of these sub-pages by pressing its F button.
The Time/Value Dial
Once you’ve selected a parameter you want to edit, you can turn the
large, black Time/Value dial to change the parameter’s value.
If you’ve connected an ASCII keyboard to the VS-2400CD, you can press its Tab key
instead of the VS-2400CD’s PAGE button.
When you’re adjusting parameter values with the Time/Value dial, hold
down SHIFT as you turn the dial to move through the available values by
different-sized increments.
You can change your current time location in a project using the Time/Value dial (see
Page 123).
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