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Soft Key Menus
To create a menu under a soft key switch, select the Soft Key Set for Default, User 1 or User 2 in the DAW tab and
click on the on-screen key corresponding to the Nucleus switch which you wish to use to access the new menu.
From the drop-down menu which appears, selecting Menu sets that switch on Nucleus as a menu selector when
the relevant Soft Key Set (Default, User 1 or User 2) is active. The new menu switch can now be used to access
a menu of eight additional functions via the eight V-Sel switches.
Assigning Functions Under Soft Key Menus
Clicking the Show Sub Keys box to the right of the Soft Key Setup label will blank the scribble strip shown in the Remote,
leaving only those top row buttons which have been set to be menu selectors. The Show Sub Keys box will be checked (X) to
indicate that you are assigning functions within the sub keys of a menu.
Select the Mode key whose menu you wish to edit, and it will go yellow to indicate that it is being edited. The on-screen
scribble strip will then contain dashes above each V-Sel switch, indicating that they are available for assigning:
You can now assign functions to the V-Sel switch in the same way as you would for any other soft key, as described previously.
Once you have created the soft key assignments for this menu, selecting another top row button that has been assigned as
a menu selector will switch the on-screen scribble strip and V-Sel switches to that menu selector. Once you have completed
the soft key assignments within all the menus, deselect the Show Sub Keys box to return the window to normal operation.
Soft key assignments must be saved before they become active on Nucleus. If there are any unsaved changes when you try
to exit the current Soft Key Set, a pop-up will appear inviting you to save changes before exiting. Press No to exit without
saving your changes, or Yes to save changes.
Note that the above illustration is true for the User 1 and User 2 soft key sets which use the right-hand Mode and V-Sel
switches on Nucleus; for the Default soft keys it is the left-hand Mode switches which are the menu selectors, and the
right-hand Mode switches are the sub keys. The method of assigning sub-menus is however the same.