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‘ProgPORT’ and ‘ComnPORT’ are special options that allow the port routing for the control to follow one of two common

routing settings that can be accessed from the Template menu (Program Port and Common Port). The advantage

presented by these options is that if a number of controls are set to either ‘ProgPORT’ or ‘ComnPORT’ then you can

change the port routing for all of those controls by editing a single parameter, rather than editing the individual setting for

each control. More information on the Program Port and Common Port routing settings can be found in the section 15.

MidiChan (MIDI Channel): This option sets the MIDI Channel on which the data will be transmitted. This can be set to a

value between 1 and 16, or to ‘ProgCHAN’ or ‘ComnCHAN’. Like the ‘ProgPORT’ and ‘ComnPORT’ options for the Ports

setting, ‘ProgCHAN’ and ‘ComnCHAN’ are special options which allow the MIDI Channel setting for the control to follow one

of two common MIDI Channel settings which can be accessed from the Template menu (Program Channel and Common

Channel). More information on the Program Channel and Common Channel routing settings can be found in section 15.

CC Num (Control Change Number): This allows you to set the Control Change (CC) number for the control to a value

from 0 through 127. You can toggle the display format of the CC Num setting between decimal and hexadecimal by

pressing the ROW-SELECT button for the upper left-hand row of buttons.

Response: This setting is only available for pots, sliders and the expression pedal. Where available, it can be found on

the second page of control settings so scroll up to access it. It allows you to set the response of the control to one of the

following:

JUMP: After selecting a template, if the current position of a control does not match the value of the control stored with

the template, the control value will “jump” from the stored value to match the position of the control as soon as the control

is operated.

PICK-UP: After selecting a template, if the current position of a control does not match the value of the control stored

with the template, the control will not have any effect when operated until its position matches the value stored with the

template.

TEMPLATE: The control will follow the PotMode setting in the Template menu, which can be set to ‘JUMP’ or ‘PICK-UP’. The

advantage presented by this option is that the response of some or all controls in a template can be changed by editing a

single parameter, rather than editing the individual setting for each control.

GLOBAL: The control will follow the PotMode setting in the Global menu, which can be set to ‘JUMP’ or ‘PICK-UP’. The

advantage presented by this option is that the response of some or all controls in multiple templates can be changed by

editing a single parameter, rather than editing the individual setting for each control.

BtnType (Button Type): This setting is only available for buttons, drum pads and the sustain pedal. Where available, it can

be found on the second page of control settings so scroll up to access it. It should be set in conjunction with the Low Value

and High Value for the control to determine how the button works. The options are as follows:

NORMAL: The Low Value is sent when the button is pressed, nothing is sent on release.

MOMENTRY: The Low Value is sent when the button is pressed and the High Value is sent when the button is released.

TOGGLE: The Low Value is sent when the button is ﬁrst pressed, nothing is sent on release. The High Value is sent on the

next button press, nothing is sent on release. The Low and High Values will be sent alternately on further button presses.

This setting is useful when you want to control a bi-state parameter such as Track Solo On/Off. Remember that if you set

DispType to ‘ON/OFF’, the Low Value is sent for the ON state and the High Value is sent for the OFF state. This means you

will need to adjust the Low Value and High Value settings for the control such that the Low Value is the one which causes

Solo to turn on and the High Value is the one which causes Solo to turn off, otherwise the labelling will be incorrect on the

ReMOTE ZeRO SL displays.

STEP: If this option is selected then an extra setting, StepVal (Step Value), will appear next to BtnType. With the ‘STEP’

option, the value sent each time the button is pressed will step from the Low Value to the High Value in steps whose size

are determined by the StepVal setting. When the High Val is reached the next button press will cause the Low Val to be

sent and the value will step up again on subsequent presses. Note that the High Value is always sent before returning

to the Low Value, even if it takes a jump less than the step size to reach the High Value. For example if a button had the