TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

5.10 THE ASSIGN SECTION
The assign keys <KEY A> and <KEY B> are
ASSICN two user programmable keys, which may be set
to perform any keystroke sequence of up to 10
steps each, by pressing only a single key.
hy ee Assigning functions to the assign keys is done
via special functions.
In other words, you have got two keys ‘of your
own’, with which you can carry out any function
that the TC 2290 is capable of producing. You
can set the assign keys to do special number
setting or to select another bank-preset or to
make a setting more easy.
Typically application of the assign keys is for performing functions which
normally are only accessible via special functions, and therefore too hard to
reach in a performance situation. But any keystrokes can be programmed
for instant access.
Each key on the TC 2290 has a specific number and it is these
keynumbers that you write in a sequence to be performed by e.g. <KEY
A>. When <KEY A> is pressed it is as if you are entering the keystroke
sequence yourself.
The sequence for Assign <KEY A> is written into the Special Function
numbers 40-49 and the sequence for Assign <KEY B> into the numbers
60-69. If the sequence of keynumbers is smaller than 10, the <END OF
ASSIGN> value ‘199’ must terminate the sequence to tell TC 2290 that the
end of the sequence has been reached.
Please find a list of key numbers to be used with the Assign Keys in the
Appendix section [9.5]. Also some examples of programming the assign
keys can be found in section [3.10].
5.11 THE MIDI SECTION
For those of you who don't know or would like
to be reminded of what MIDI is, please check
the application note tc-apn.06 'WHAT IS MIDI’. di
The MIDI Section provides you with instant
access to the most important MIDI parameters - ANNEE E
MIDI Enable and selection of MIDI Channel.
(01) <CHANNEL>
Key for selecting the MIDI (transmit/receive)
channel. When <CHANNEL> is activated the
current MIDI channel number appears in the
Delay Time Display.
Use the numeric keyboard to enter the MIDI channel number from 1 through
16, entered number must be terminated with <ENTER>.
Thus the sequence to change MIDI Channel is <CHANNEL> <number>
<ENTER>. Omitting <number> means channel number remains unchanged.
If TC 2290 is in MIDI mode Omni On, the selected channel number will only

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English