Cadac R-Type - Manual (Page 52)

6-12 Central Control Module 8281
R-Type Revision R2005-2
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If the display is showing:
EDIT MEM: 4
MSTR 1: <nn>
Use the L and R arrow buttons to choose which of the 16 master fader names you
intend to edit.
Then press the EDIT button and the display changes to show:
MEM: 4: NAME
MSTR: 1 <nn>
and a cursor appears flashing below the first character. Each character can be
changed by using the arrow keys or, if a QWERTY-keyboard has been installed and
enabled, by typing the required string. When the text string is as required, press the
return-key to store it. If you want to abandon the edit, press the ESC button.
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If the display is showing:
EDIT MEM: 4
MIDI 1: --
then, using the arrow buttons, you may scroll round 4 MIDI events. If they are Off, the
display will show two dashes as above, otherwise a suitable Mnemonic will be dis-
played. To edit a MIDI event, select it with the arrow buttons and then press EDIT.
The display shows:
MEM 4: MIDI
-- -: --- : ---
and the cursor will flash below the leftmost cell. This selects the type of MIDI event
whereas the arrow buttons scroll through NF (Note Off), NO (Note On), CC (Control-
ler Change) or PC (Program Change). Once an event type has been selected, you
may change to the other cells and enter suitable numbers. Working from left to right,
the cells represent:
Event type Channel number Data Item 1 Data Item 2 (if required)
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If the display is showing:
EDIT MEM: 4
EVT: -------
pressing EDIT allows you to change the state assigned to the 8 events. The display
will change to show:
MEM 4: EVENT
- - - - - - - -
The 8 characters in the bottom row of the display represent the state of the 8 relays
(leftmost being event 1). A line at the bottom means “turn the relay off”, a line at the
top means “turn the relay on” and a slanted icon means pulse the relay on for 1 sec-
ond. The icons may be changed by moving the cursor to them with the left or right
arrow buttons and then select the required function with the up and down arrows.
When completed, press the return button to store it or press ESC to abandon.