User Guide

A look at control features in general

Neuron’s enter button

For some menu options, pressing the knob has the

same effect as pressing an enter key: When loading

models, sounds and setups, first select the number

(it appears in the display) by twisting the knob and

then pressing the knob to confirm the selection. The

desired data is then loaded.

The enter button is also required for operations such

as storing calibration and loading/dumping data.

The settings of typical value-based parameters take

effect without having to press enter.

Exit. But do not panic.

Press the exit button briefly to quit the current menu

option.

In sound mode, this returns the display to the top

level of the sound menu, which is sound loader. In

setup mode, pressing exit either jumps to the most

recently edited menu option of the setup menu or, if

you are already working in the setup menu, to setup

loader.

In some cases, exit also serves to cancel the

operation that is currently underway, for example,

when storing a sound/setup or when Neuron asks

you if you really want to switch it off.

If you press and hold the button until the LED

extinguishes (three seconds should do), you will

activate the panic function. This generates an all

notes off command, and that spells immediate

silence, say, in the event of a hung note. It tells both

Neuron’s internal workings as well as the MIDI setup

to shut up. After rebooting, Neuron comes back on

line in the same mode that it was in before the panic

attack occurred. All settings remain intact.

While editing a parameter value, you can reset the

value to the given default value by simply pressing

enter. For parameters that can have both negative

and positive values, this is generally a value of 0.

Neuron.book Seite 31 Montag, 23. Dezember 2002 2:28 14