d&b D80 - Manual (Page 23)

5.1. Operating concept
The operating concept allows different methods of interaction and
configuration.
Touch screen in combination with the rotary encoder
This method may preferably be used to define values of input fields
such as Gain settings, CPL, Delay or EQ settings.
–
Select menus, menu items and/or function elements by
tapping the relevant item.
– Enter/edit values by turning the encoder.
– Confirm entered/changed values by tapping the respective
item or confirmation button («OK») or pushing the encoder.
Rotary encoder only
This method is mainly intended for users who are familiar with the
user interfaces of other d&b amplifiers.
–
Select menus, menu items and/or function elements by turning
the encoder to move the Position cursor to the relevant item.
– Access the selected item or function element by pushing the
encoder.
– Enter/edit values by turning the encoder.
– Confirm entered/changed values or leave Edit mode by
pushing the encoder.
Cursor conventions
The graphical user interface features two types of cursors, the
Position and the Edit cursors.
Position
cursor
The Position cursor marks the selected Menu item by
a white frame. Depending on the type of screen
item, the Position cursor allows you to either activate
a function, navigate through the menu or enter Edit
mode Þ Edit cursor.
Edit
cursor
In Edit mode, the Edit cursor is marked by a yellow
frame. Turning the encoder to the right (clockwise)
increases the current value, turning the encoder to
the left (counterclockwise) decreases it.
To leave Edit mode press the encoder or simply tap
the respective Menu item again. The color of the
frame will change from yellow back to white again
Þ Position cursor.
5. User interface
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