Kenton Pro-DCB Mk3 - Manual (Page 3)

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Switching On
When the PRO DCB is switched on, the words KENTON PRO DCB scroll across the display.
The Display
There are 3 digits on the 7-segment display. The 1st digit shows which parameter is ready for editing.
The right-hand, 2nd & 3rd digits will then display what the value of the parameter is.
There are also 3 red dots which you may see appear. The 1st dot when lit indicates the SELECT
button is in reverse operation (see below), the middle dot when MIDI information is being received
on the selected channel, and the 3rd dot will light when the unit receives DCB information (i.e.
when it is being used in DCB-MIDI mode).
Stepping through parameters
Each parameter is accessed using the SELECT button. There are 14 parameters in the menu, listed in
the next section `Parameters`.
Press the SELECT button to get to the parameter in question, then use the INCrement (+) and
DECrement (-) buttons to edit the value.
If you press and hold the SELECT button for more than 1 second, you can step through the
parameters in the opposite direction. A red LED dot will light up to indicate this. If the SELECT button
is pressed and held for 1 second again, the direction will return to normal and the red LED dot will
disappear.
Displaying values above 99
When displaying values from 0 to 99, you will see the digits as you would expect.
When displaying values above 99, the following format is used :-
a dash " - " at the bottom of the left-hand display = 100+
a dash " - " in the middle of the left-hand display = 110+
a dash " - " at the top of the left-hand display = 120+
No values above 127 are used.
Speeding up editing
If you press and hold the INC key, then also hold the DEC key, the value will increase faster.If you
press and hold the DEC key then also hold the INC key, the value will decrease faster.
Storing Set-ups
The set-ups can be stored in non-volatile memory. To do this, press & hold the SELECT button (for
approx. 6 seconds) till the display reads `st`.
EDITING THE PRO DCB
DCB info.
SELECT steps
backwards
MIDI
info.