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Zynthian UI User's Guide - Oram (view source)
Revision as of 17:59, 12 August 2024
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You can change the timings from the [[Web_Configuration_User_Guide#User_Interface|webconf's UI options tab]].+Not all buttons have actions assigned to all three push types. You can modify the assigned actions from the webconf tool, accessing the advanced options in the ''wiring layout'' section.+
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−===Using the knobs===
−<div class="show_only_v5">
−[[File:v5_render_knobs_numbered.jpg|140px|right]]
−The V5 knobs behave quite differently to V1-V4 knobs. Because of the 20 silicone buttons, there is no need to use the knobs' switches to navigate the UI which now is best achieved with the push buttons, so when appropriate, knobs' switches have been mapped to drive the MIDI learning functionality, which is quite intuitive. The knobs are numbered from top to bottom, so the top one is ''knob#1'' and the bottom one is ''knob#4''. We will refer knobs in this way throughout this guide.
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−'''General rule'''
−Although knob's functionality is contextual, there is a kind of pattern that can serve as a ''general rule'' and applies to many views:
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−* '''Knob#4''' is the '''select knob'''.
−** ''rotate'' to browse lists and move the cursor horizontally in grids (zynpad, pattern editor, etc.).
−** ''short-push'' to select items, same than the SELECT button.
−* '''Knob#3'''
−** ''Rotate'' to move the cursor vertically in grids (zynpad, pattern editor, etc.).
−<br>
−{{NoteBox| MAIN Volume is always available with one click. Push '''MIX button''' and rotate '''Knob#3''' to change the MAIN volume.}}
−</div>
−<div class="show_only_v4">
−The V4 knobs (rotaries & switches) are the primary mechanism to navigate the UI. It's functionality is contextual, specially short and bold push actions. Long push actions are always global. The knobs' names used in this guide are the names printed in the official V4 aluminum case, from top to bottom and left to right:
−* '''layer''' => knob#1
−* '''back''' => knob#2
−* '''learn/shot''' => knob#3
−* '''select''' => knob#4
−We will refer knobs in this way throughout this guide, but you could find some section using the numbered notation.
−<br>
−'''General rule'''
−Although knob's functionality is contextual, there is a kind of pattern that can serve as a ''general rule'' and applies to many views:
−<br>
−* '''SELECT Knob'''
−** ''rotate'' to browse lists and move the cursor horizontally in grids (zynpad, pattern editor, etc.).
−** ''short-push'' to select items.
−* '''BACK Knob'''
−** ''Rotate'' to move the cursor vertically in grids (zynpad, pattern editor, etc.).
−<br>
−{{NoteBox| MAIN Volume is always available with one click. Bold-push '''BACK Knob''' to open the mixer view, then rotate '''Learn/Shot Knob''' to change the MAIN volume.}}
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+You can change the timings from the [[Web_Configuration_User_Guide#User_Interface|webconf's UI options tab]].
+Not all buttons have actions assigned to all three push types. You can modify the assigned actions from the webconf tool, accessing the advanced options in the ''wiring layout'' section.
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+===Using the knobs===
+<div class="show_only_v5">
+[[File:v5_render_knobs_numbered.jpg|140px|right]]
+The V5 knobs behave quite differently to V1-V4 knobs. Because of the 20 silicone buttons, there is no need to use the knobs' switches to navigate the UI which now is best achieved with the push buttons, so when appropriate, knobs' switches have been mapped to drive the MIDI learning functionality, which is quite intuitive. The knobs are numbered from top to bottom, so the top one is ''knob#1'' and the bottom one is ''knob#4''. We will refer knobs in this way throughout this guide.
+<br>
+'''General rule'''
−Although knob's behavior is contextual, there is a kind of pattern that can serve as a ''general rule'' and applies to many views:
−<br>
+* '''Knob#4''' is the '''select knob'''.
+** '''rotate''' to browse lists and move the cursor horizontally in grids.
+** '''short-push''' to select items, like the SEL button.
+* '''Knob#3'''
+** '''rotate''' to move the cursor vertically in grids.
+<br>
+{{NoteBox| MAIN Volume is always available with one click. Push '''MIX button''' and rotate '''Knob#3''' to change the MAIN volume.}}
+</div>
+<div class="show_only_v4">
+The V4 knobs (rotaries & switches) are the primary mechanism to navigate the UI. It's functionality is contextual, specially rotate, short and bold-push actions. Long push actions are always global. The knobs' names used in this guide are the names printed in the official V4 aluminum case, but you could find some section using the numbered notation, from top to bottom and left to right:
+* '''layer''' => knob#1
+* '''back''' => knob#2
+* '''learn/shot''' => knob#3
+* '''select''' => knob#4
+'''General rule'''
+Although knob's behavior is contextual, there is a kind of pattern that can serve as a ''general rule'' and applies to many views:
+<br>
+* '''SELECT Knob'''
+** ''rotate'' to browse lists and move the cursor horizontally in grids.
+** ''short-push'' to select items.
+* '''BACK Knob'''
+** ''rotate'' to move the cursor vertically in grids.
+** ''short-push'' to back to previous view.
+<br>
+This general rule is extended in the next section.
+{{NoteBox| MAIN Volume is always available with one click. Bold-push '''BACK Knob''' to open the mixer view, then rotate '''Learn/Shot Knob''' to change the MAIN volume.}}
+</div>
===Using the push buttons===
===Using the push buttons===
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** '''S3''' => CC 49 (value 0/127)
** '''S3''' => CC 49 (value 0/127)
** '''S4''' => CC 50 (value 0/127)
** '''S4''' => CC 50 (value 0/127)
−</div>
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