TC Electronic TC 2290 - 9.5 ASSIGN KEYCODE LIST

9.5 ASSIGN KEYCODE LIST
Each key on the 2290 has a codenumber. To program the assign keys
<KEY A> and <KEY B> and the four <REMOTE KEY>'‘s you need to know
these code numbers.
IMAGEKEYS
Beyond the frontpanel keys there is a number of ‘imagekeys’ - keys that do
not have a physical key on the frontpanel, but can be accessed with the
programmable assign keys <KEY A>, <KEY B> and/or the <REMOTE
KEY>'s.
As two examples of ‘imagekeys’ we have the <PRESET UP> and <LAST
PRESET> keys.
PROGRAM <KEY A> TO BE A ’<PRESET UP>’ KEY:
<SPEC><4><0><ENTER> ; point at <KEY A> assign string beginning
<3><1><ENTER> ; enter keycode for <PRESET UP> image key
<SPEC><4><1><ENTER> ; point at next <KEY A> string location
<1><9><9><ENTER> ; enter the code for <END ASSIGN>
PROGRAM <KEY B> TO BE A ’<LAST PRESET>’ KEY:
<SPEC><6><0><ENTER> ; point at <KEY B> assignstring beginning
<3><6><ENTER> ; enter keycode for <LAST PRESET> image key
<SPEC><6><1><ENTER> ; point at next <KEY B> string location
<1><9><9><ENTER> ; enter the code for <END ASSIGN>
KEYNAME KEYNO. (imagekeys denoted with '* *’)
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NUMERICAL KEYS GROUP
<0> (0)
<1> 1
<2> 2
<3> 3
<4> 4
<5> 5
<6> 6
<7> 7
<8> 8
<9> 9
<.> 10
<ENTER> 11
PRESET KEY GROUP
<PRESET> 30
<PRESET UP> * 31 *
<PRESET DOWN> * 32 *
<MIDI CH> 33 midi channel key
<STORE> 34
<SPEC> 35
<LAST PRESET> * 36 * recalls previous preset
UP/DOWN KEYS
<DELAY UP> 40
<DELAY DOWN> 41
<SPEED UP> 42
<SPEED DOWN> 43
<DEPTH UP> 44