Tiptop Circadian Rhythms - Manual (Page 37)

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Trigger 3/6: See trigger 1/4/7 above.
Start/Stop: Starts and stops playback. When you press Stop, all current data is written to the internal
memory (this can take up to 2 seconds to complete). The button will turn red when the save is com-
plete. Once saved, your data will be available after powered down and powering up the CR.
NOTE: For all clock modes and both internal and external clock sources, the only way to save data
to the is to press STOP. Stopping the clock on an external clock source device will not save to the
data!
Control 4 Column
Zoom: Displays Zoom view. In zoom view, sub steps are displayed at a higher resolution and can be
edited up to dotted 64th notes (24 ppq). Further, you can create delays to any Step or substep by
holding the substep and turning the swig knob. The led turns red when there is a delay.
Up: For NxN views, Up moves the view of Channels up.
Down: For NxN views, Down scrolls down the view of Channels.
8x8 view
8x8 displays the 8 steps of all 8 channels in a given preset. The step data is in rows with the first step
on the left and step 8 on the right. Channel 1 is the top row and channel 8 the bottom row.
Control 4 is the far right column and can be used to switch to other views or shift to the next Preset
using the Up and Down buttons. When the first Preset is shown the up button is red showing that no
scrolling is possible using Up. Likewise, the Down button turns red when preset 8 is shown.
4x16
In 4x16 view, 16 Steps of 4 Channels are shown for one Preset only. The Up and Down buttons
indicate if channels 1-4 are shown (Up is lit) or channels 5-8 (Down is lit).
2x32
In 2x32 view, 32 Steps of 2 Channels are shown for a single Preset. The Up and Down buttons
navigate between the four pairs of Channels out (1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8) and the Up button turns red on
channels 1-2 while the Down button turns red for channels 7-8.
1x64
In 1x64 view, all 64 Steps of a single Channel in a Preset are displayed. The Up and Down buttons
scroll through the Channels with Up turning red at Channel 1 and down turning red at Channel 8.