Sound Devices 788T - Manual (Page 108)

Shortcut Key Function
Delete Scene/Track Lists: Deletes entry when permitted
String User Interface: Deletes character when permitted
Insert Setup User Interface Menu: Toggles Markers
String User Interface: Inserts a space when permitted
Custom Assignment
“Hot Key” Shortcut Edit User Interface Menu: Selects Hot Key In Set Key Mode
Global: Executes Command if function is assigned to Hot Key
01 - 99 (number sequence) Setup User Interface Menu: Jumps to menu list number.
Shortcut User Interface Menu: Jumps to shortcut number.
String Edits & Take Name/Number (Renaming & Notes)
Hot Key Function
ASCII Characters Scene: Inserts and moves to next character.
Take – ‘0-9’ – Inserts Number, ‘A-Z’ – Inserts space character
Backspace Deletes the previous character and moves one character to the left
Delete Deletes the currently selected character
Take: Same as ‘Reset’ (PLAY key)
Enter Carriage Return if permitted, otherwise
Ok: Saves and exits
CTRL + Enter Ok: Saves and exits. (Only when Carriage Return is permitted.)
Insert Inserts a space character when permitted
Escape Cancel: Exits without saving in both menus
Up Arrow Increment Character in both menus
Down Arrow Decrement Character in both menus
Left Arrow Previous Character in both menus
Right Arrow Next Character in both menus
Home Goes to the beginning of the string being edited
End Goes to the end of the string being edited
Assignable Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be programmed to control nearly every function on the 788T. Shortcuts can
select and change menu items with simple key strokes. Combinations of keyboard function keys,
along with Control-, Alt-, and Shift- can also be programmed. The following chart shows what keys
and key combinations are programmable.
Hot Key Key Shift- Ctrl- Alt-
F1-F12 X X X X
0-9 - - X X
A-Z - - X X
To program a shortcut perform the following steps:
1. Enter the KEYBOARD/LOGIC IN: ASSIGN Setup Menu selection.
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