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5
System Settings
( SYSTEM)
message reception. Here we’ll explain the procedure for making s
y
stem settings and what each s
y
stem
parameter
d
oes
.
P
ress the [MENU] button to access the MENU screen
.
Use the cursor buttons or the value dial to select “S
y
stem,” then press the
[
F2]
(
ENTER
)
b
utton.
T
h
e
SYSTEM screen will a
pp
ear
.
Use t
h
e cursor
b
uttons or t
h
e va
l
ue
d
ia
l
to se
l
ect menu, t
h
en press t
h
e
[
F2] (ENTER) button.
T
he parameters are or
g
anized into several edit
g
roups
.
Men
u
D
escr
i
pt
i
on Pa
ge
MI
D
I
M
a
k
es settin
g
s re
l
ate
d
to MIDI input/output.
p
. 9
7
Sou
n
d
M
akes settings related to sound output. p. 9
8
Metronome
M
a
k
es metronome-re
l
ate
d
settin
g
s.
p
.
98
Co
n
t
r
o
l
M
akes settings
f
or controllers such as the pedals and D Beam
.
p. 99
Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the parameter that
y
ou
want to e
d
it
.
I
f not all parameters can be shown in a single screen, a scroll bar is shown at the right edge of the
s
creen. In this case, use the cursor [
]
button to scroll the screen downward
.
Use the value dial to chan
g
e the value.
You can change the value in steps of one by pressing the cursor buttons
[
] or [
]
. If you want
t
o quic
kly
increase t
h
e va
l
ue,
h
o
ld
d
own [
]
an
d
p
ress [
]. Conversely, you can quickly decrease
t
he value by holding down [ ] and pressin
g
[ ]. You can change the value in larger steps by
h
o
ld
ing
d
own [SHIFT] an
d
pressing [ ] or [
].
R
epeat steps 3–5 to e
d
it t
h
e parameters as
d
esire
d.
I
f you want to save the changes you made, refer to “Saving the
Sy
stem Sett
i
ngs” (p. 96)
.
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