Manuale italiano-inglese Oberheim-Viscount MC3000 - Synth Zone

MC 3000
Operating Manual
Each range is defined by a minimum value on the left and a maximum value on the right.
If the user uses the cursor keys to locate on the value relating to the range of a slider, it
will be highlighted and it can then be modified using the encoder, the INC and DEC keys
and the numeric pad.
As for the PEDAL RANGE subpage, if the value represents the lower limit of the range, it
will never be possible to assign it a value higher than the upper limit. Similarly, if the value
represents the upper limit of the pedal's range, it will never be possible to assign it a value
below the minimum limit. If the two values are the same, the pedal will never be able to
vary the control assigned to it, whether pressed fully down or left fully up, and the value
will always remain the same.
The bottom right-hand corner of the display contains an icon rectangle marked PED which
indicates that the user can access the previous subpage, PEDAL RANGE, by pressing the
corresponding function key F6.
Press ESC to exit from the range page and return to the UTILITY MASTER page.
6.5 EDIT TABLES
6.5.1 Introduction
Pedal Range
The EDIT TABLES section is accessed from the UTILITY MASTER video page by
pressing the F4 function keys or using the cursor keys or turning the encoder to locate on
option 4 in the display, marked EDIT TABLES, and confirming with ENTER.
In this section, the user can assign any names preferred to each of the 8 MIDI outputs and
to specific program changes, which can also be grouped together in a table to which the
name of the expander to which the program changes refer is associated.
This section can also be used to acquire, send and modify the exclusive codes.
6.5.2 PORT NAMES TABLE
This is the first page of the EDIT TABLES section and is thus also the page which is
accessed automatically when the section is selected. In this page, the user may display
the current names of the instrument's 8 MIDI outputs and use the edit function to assign
each of them the name of his choice. Once the desired name has been assigned to a
given MIDI OUT port, this name will always appear beside the number of the port on any
MC 3000 video page.
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