Appendix b – control surface shortcuts, Shift key, Cancel key – Teac SX-1 Reference Manual User Manual

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Appendix B – Control Surface Shortcuts

In this Appendix, the control surface shortcuts are
outlined.

SHIFT Key

Normally, the

SHIFT

key is used as a one-shot latch-

ing 2nd

function key.

If you press and release

SHIFT

, its LED comes on

and remains on until you press another key. Pressing
another key will cause the LED to go off, and if the
key pressed has a second function written in blue
below it, the second function will be invoked.
The

SHIFT

function can also be used in another way.

If you press and hold the

SHIFT

key down while

pressing another key, or turning a virtual pot, special
commands are accessed. The following is a list of
these commands:
• Any button with a blue-labeled 2nd function will

invoke its 2nd function.

• Encoders (like the virtual channel knobs or soft

knobs) will allow for fine adjustment.

• The

MAIN DISPLAY

key will cycle through the

four time display modes.

• Monitor

SOURCE

keys will cycle sources in

reverse.

• The solo

MODE

key will cycle modes in reverse.

• If the

SOLO

key is on and the solo mode is In-

Place, pressing a channel's

MUTE

key will toggle

to solo safe.

• Pressing the

CUE

key causes the Master L/R mix to

be copied to the Cue mix.

• Quick group editing (while [SHIFT] is held down)

includes:

The first channel

SEL

key pressed is the

Group Master. The Group Master’s

SEL

key

LED will come on solid. The Slave channels’

SEL

keys blink.

Pressing the group master's

SEL

key again

will dissolve the group.

Pressing other channels’

SEL

keys will add or

remove them from the group.

Group editing is completed when the

SHIFT

button is released.

PLAY

will reverse play.

STOP

will eject media on external device.

TALKBACK

will enter slate mode.

CANCEL Key

The

CANCEL

key is sometimes used as a “set to

default” modifier.
Pressing and holding the

CANCEL

key while press-

ing another key, turning an encoder, or touching a
fader may cause that controller to be set to a default
value.
Special functions that happen while the

CANCEL

key is held down include:
• Turning any channel controller will set it to its

default value.

• Turning LCD soft knobs will set some LCD wid-

gets to their default value.

• Touching and “untouching” a fader cap will set it to

0 dB (or MIDI 127 on MIDI channels).

• Pressing

CUE

key will cause the entire cue mix

(pans, pan mode, faders) to be set to their factory
default values.

CANCEL

+

3

will clear peak holds.

CANCEL + SEL

initializes an entire channel strip.

Transport Key Combinations

SHIFT + PLAY

reverse play

REW + PLAY

reverse play

SHIFT + STOP

eject media

SHIFT + JOG

a

llows fine adjusts

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