Eventide DJ Equipment DSP4000B+ 사용자 설명서
The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual
The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual
Page 43 of 97
Release 1.2.1
1999 Eventide, Inc.
Textknob Module
The textknob module
creates a multiple choice
The textknob module
creates a multiple choice
selection in a single line by
half screen width area of a
half screen width area of a
PARAMETER
area menu page.
The choices appear in place
of the %s in the menu
statement. The
of the %s in the menu
statement. The
8 char name is
only used if the module’s
userobject is connected to the
head
userobject is connected to the
head
module. The control
output reflects which
selection is made. If the 1st
selection is made the output
selection is made the output
will equal 0. If the 3rd
selection is made, the output
selection is made, the output
value will equal 2.
C
ONTROL
S
IGNAL
M
ONITORS
Just as “parameter adjuster” modules are used to generate control signals and are displayed as parameters in
PARAMETER
area menu pages, control signal monitor modules monitor the value of control signals and may
be displayed on those same menu pages.
Graphical Control Signal Monitors
There are five different monitor modules. Three of these, the
hmonitor
There are five different monitor modules. Three of these, the
hmonitor
, meter, and vmonitor modules, produce
graphical displays. The screen to the right
(taken from the program
Interface Modules
from the “
Programming
” bank)
shows the three
graphical monitors
(among others)
.
•
Each of the graphical
control signal monitor
modules has a control
modules has a control
signal input and four
specifiers: minimum,
maximum, name and tag.
minimum sets the lowest
value that may be
specifiers: minimum,
maximum, name and tag.
minimum sets the lowest
value that may be
indicated by the monitor.
•
maximum sets the highest value that may be indicated by the monitor.
•
For vmonitor and hmon, the tag specifier is used to generate the text for the monitor.
•
For meter, the name specifier is used to generate the text for the monitor.
•
The text fields of the monitors may include %f format numeric displays
(to convey numerical as well as graphical
information)
.