
8 – Operation using a computer keyboard
You can control this unit using an
Setting the keyboard type
NOTE
•• | The following characters and punctuation marks cannot be |
| used in names. |
| \ / : ; , • ? “ < > |
•• | Japanese katakana cannot be input. |
•• | The letter in the second half of the next take name can only be |
| an uppercase letter from the alphabet. |
Set the type according to the keyboard connected. Change the setting as necessary on the “PREFERENCES” page of the “SYSTEM SETUP” screen (on page 52.).
Use the keyboard to input the name
You can edit and input characters for the following items in the same manner as inputting characters on a computer.
•• | Project names (“Editing the project name” on page 35.) |
•• | Folder names (“Editing the name of the first folder” on |
| page 36, “Creating new folders” on page 37.) |
•• | First half of the next take name (“NEXT TAKE NAME |
| button” on page 16.) |
•• | Letter in the second half of the next take name (“NEXT |
| TAKE NAME button” on page 16.) |
•• | Channel names (“CHx NAME (button)” on page 50.) |
You can also use it to enter numbers in the following operations.
•• | Editing the T/C USER BITS (on page 47.), |
•• | Editing the START TIME (on page 47.), |
•• | Editing marks (on page 56.), |
•• | Using the manual locate function (on page 57.) |
•• | Editing the TC Chase offset (on page 46.) |
In the same manner as with a computer, use the Shift and Caps Lock keys to select the type of character to input.
Inputting charactersYou can use the number, letter and symbol keys to import them directly.
Moving the cursorUse the / keys.
Erasing charactersUse the Delete key to erase the character at the cursor position.
Use the Backspace key to erase the character before the cursor position.
Inserting charactersInput the character at the desired position.
List of keyboard operations
In addition to inputting names, a keyboard can be used to control the transport and conduct various other operations. The following is a summary of keyboard key functions.
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F1 key | The same as the Âkey |
F2 key | The same as the ¯key |
F3 key | The same as the CALL key |
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F4 key | The same as the STOP key |
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F5 key | The same as the PLAY key |
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F6 key | The same as the PAUSE key |
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F7 key | Turn auto cue ON/OFF |
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F8 key | The same as the RECORD key |
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F9 key | Turn auto ready ON/OFF |
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F10 key | Turn repeat ON/OFF |
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F11 key | Change the play mode |
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F12 key | Flash load when stopped; |
| stop during playback or when |
| paused |
CTRL + F1 key | FLASH 1 |
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CTRL + F2 key | FLASH 2 |
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CTRL + F3 key | FLASH 3 |
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CTRL + F4 key | FLASH 4 |
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CTRL + F5 key | FLASH 5 |
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CTRL + F6 key | FLASH 6 |
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CTRL + F7 key | FLASH 7 |
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CTRL + F8 key | FLASH 8 |
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CTRL + F9 key | FLASH 9 |
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CTRL + F10 key | FLASH 10 |
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CTRL + F11 key | FLASH 11 |
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CTRL + F12 key | FLASH 12 |
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