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3.9. Contextual buttons 1–4

The four buttons below the OLED Display perform various tasks depending on context.

When editing parameters in the display, these buttons are used to navigate through the

menus.

However, you can also instruct these buttons to perform various tasks.

• Output: The options are Off, CC, Mackie, and Mackie CC.

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Off:

No action.

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CC:

Send MIDI CC value determined by Off and On Value knobs.

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Mackie:

Send any Mackie Control Universal (MCU) command selected

from the list below, like Play, Rec etc.

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Mackie CC:

Like CC, but sending Mackie Control Universal (MCU)

commands.

With Output set to CC or Mackie CC, further parameters are:

• MIDI Channel: Selects the MIDI channel [p.12] on which pressing the knob

transmits.

• CC: Selects the continuous controller message sent by pressing the encoder.

• Off Value: Sets an alternate value for when the knob is toggled in Gate mode.

• On Value: Sets the value sent when the knob is pressed.

• Type: Determines whether pressing the encoder is momentary or latched.

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Gate:

On value is sent on press and off value is sent on release.

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Toggle:

Clicking the encoder switches between On and Off values.

• Led On: Turns the Led on and off.

With output set to

Mackie CC

, there's an additional setting called Mackie. It gives you the

option to perform various transport functions, such as Stop, Play, Rec, etc.

With Output set to

Mackie

, pressing the Contextual Button can perform DAW transport

functions according to the Mackie Control Universal (MCU) protocol.

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