Manuale italiano-inglese Oberheim-Viscount MC3000 - Synth Zone

MC 3000
Operating Manual
The bottom of the screen contains the usual icon rectangles indicating the pages of the
current section, with the icon of the current page in reverse. As well as the EDIT function
icon, the bottom right-hand corner contains the List icon, associated to function key F5.
This video page is similar to that of the LIST PAGE of the program operating mode. With
this subpage, the user can display all the names of the patches in a given table, and thus
all the names of the programs of a given expander, in groups of ten at a time.
The group shown as soon as this list is accessed is the one to which the program change
selected inside the chosen table belongs. If program n 02 of the table is selected when F5
is pressed, this subpage will show programs 00 to 09. If program change 23, the page will
display all the program change names between n. 20 and n. 29. At this point, to display
the groups which follow, the user simply presses F6, next to the rectangle marked +10 in
the bottom right-hand corner of the display; whenever the key is pressed the groups
belonging to gradually rising tens, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, etc., will appear. Similarly, to
display the previous groups press F5 close to the rectangle marked -10, and whenever the
key is pressed the groups of lower tens, 90-99, 80-89, 70-79, etc., will appear.
The user presses ESC to exit from the List subpage and return to the PROGRAM
CHANGE TABLES page.
The EDIT icon represents the function which allows the user to create a personalized User
table
EDIT PG Table
Function
Let's now take a look at the operations required, step by step.
1. Use the cursor keys to locate on the TABLE N= field of the display and select a user
table using the encoder or the INC and DEC keys.
2. Use the cursor keys to locate on the PROGRAM CHANGE N= field and select program
change n. 0, using the encoder or the INC and DEC keys. (If the selected table is
empty, no name will appear below this field).
3. Press function key F6 next to the EDIT icon and the following video page will appear on
the display:
4. This video page, entitled PG NAME ASSIGN, is a subpage of the PROGRAM CHANGE
TABLES page. It is similar to the PORT NAME ASSIGN subpage of the PORT NAMES
TABLE, with the sole difference that here the user is prompted to assign a name to the
program change instead of to the MIDI OUT port. Using the same writing procedures as
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