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Section 5 – Menu operations
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5) Press the
F 10
key [22] (to enter a ):
6) Press the F 5 key [13]:
7) The numbers for this value have now been
entered, but the value itself has not. Press the
LOC 2 (PRESET)
key [23] to enter the value.
The bottom line of the display will stop blinking.
8) You can use the
UP
and
DOWN
keys to adjust
the value you have just entered.
9) Press
SHIFT
again to restore the function keys
to their “non-function” values.
You can use the function keys as number keys in
almost any menu where direct numerical input is
possible.
You cannot use these keys as number keys when
there are only two choices (even if they are
numerical). An example of such a menu is the
menu (page 10-13), where the
two options for the
value are 1 second
and 2 seconds. This parameter should be set using
the
UP
and
DOWN
keys, not the number keys.
5.3 Assigning menus to
function keys
It is quite likely that you will find yourself using a
few of the same menu functions many times (for
instance, manual adjustment of punch points) and
many of the menu functions only rarely (for
instance, whether the DA-98 is a master or a slave
unit).
Some of the keys below the tape counter ([9]
through [13], and [18] through [22]) can be used
as “soft keys”, providing instant access to the
menu screens you use most often.
5.3.1 To assign a menu screen to a key
1) Set the function key mode to as
described in 5.2, “Function key modes”
2) Use the cursor and
ENTER
keys to get to the
menu function you want to assign to a key.
3) Press the
SHIFT
key [24] (the indicator will
flash).
4) Press the
PRESET
key [23]. The following will
appear on the display.
5) Press the key (
F 1
through
F 10
) to which you
want to assign the menu screen.
This will assign the menu screen to the key and the
SHIFT
indicator will go out.
5.3.2 Recalling an assigned menu
function
1) Press the
SHIFT
[24] key (the indicator will
flash).
2) Press the
F
key (
1
through
10
) which has been
assigned to the menu function you want to
recall.
The menu screen will be recalled, and the
SHIFT
indicator will go out.
NOTE
Some parameters (e.g. offsets) can take either positive
or negative values. To change the sign of the value, use
the
MEMO 2 (+/–)
key [14] to toggle
between posi-
tive and negative values.