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EFFECT Screen
10) Specify a time for all STEPs
> STEP number 0 = F7 (TIME) Time ↵
Example) Specify 1 second of TIME for all STEPs.
> STEP0 = TIME1 ↵
11) Specifying an ATTRIBUTE
> F5 (ATTRI.) ↑, ↓, ←, →, and numerical keys ↵
Example) Specify LOOP, the number of repeats as 1 and the termination status as STOP OFF for
the ATTRIBUTE.
> ATTRIBUTE ↵
↑
In this case, the following below is displayed. Select an item using ↑, ↓, ←, →, and the number keys.
ATTRIBUTE
LOOP
1
REVERSE
RETURN
RANDOM1
RANDOM2
RANDOM3
Number of repeats: Use ↑ and ↓ to move the cursor to LOOP, REVERSE, or RETURN and then use the
number keys of 0 to 9 to enter the number of repeats (from 0 to 999).
To specify infinite looping, enter 0.
STOP - ON, STOP - OFF:
Use ↑ and ↓ to move the cursor to LOOP, REVERSE, or RETURN and then use ← and → to set
STOP-ON or STOP-OFF.
12) Recording an EFFECT
* An edit-recorded EFFECT can be played back without being restarted. At this time, that EFFECT is
played back from step 1.
> EFFECT EFFECT number ↵
Example) Record the screen contents as EFFECT1.
> EFFECT1 ↵
Example) Overwrite the contents on the screen on the specified EFFECT number.
The EFFECT can be skipped.
> ↵ ↵
13) Reading the EFFECT screen
* The data on the screen is deleted before being called back on the screen. Recall the data once it has
been recorded.
> EFFECT EFFECT number ↓
Example) Call EFFECT 1 to the EFFECT screen.
> EFFECT1 ↓
FREQ 1 STOP - OFF
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