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SETUP 1. Front and rear panels t Front Panel 2 3 1 6 13 17 16 16 4 5 15 12 10 9 9 18 8 SETUP 7 11 14 19 1. BPM Display Normally this 4-digit LED numeric display shows the current BPM (Beats Per Minute) value, right down to a tenth of a beat. It can be switched to display measure numbers rather than beats per minute via a utility function (page 133). The BPM display also shows values related to the real time Controller Knobs (page 12), but only while any of the knobs are operated. 2. MIDI Data Monitors The MIDI IN and OUT indicators above the BPM display light whenever MIDI data is received via the rear-panel MIDI IN connector (red MIDI IN indicator), or when MIDI data is transmitted by the RM1x via the MIDI OUT connector (green MIDI OUT indicator). 3. LCD Display The RM1x's large backlit LCD display panel displays the parameters and values related to the currently selected operation or mode. The Display Knobs (page 12) and Function Buttons located immediately below the LCD display directly affect the corresponding parameters or functions on the display. The [DISPLAY] and [CURSOR] buttons are also closely related to display operation, and details are provided in the "Basic Operation" section beginning on page 23. A CONTRAST control for the LCD display is provided on the rear panel (page 14). The LCD display can be set for normal or inverse (white on black) display via a utility mode function (page 133). RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 11

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RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER
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1. Front and rear panels
Front Panel
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1. BPM Display
Normally this 4-digit LED numeric display shows the current BPM (Beats Per Minute) value, right down to a tenth of a
beat. It can be switched to display measure numbers rather than beats per minute via a utility function (page 133). The BPM
display also shows values related to the real time Controller Knobs (page 12), but only while any of the knobs are operated.
2. MIDI Data Monitors
The MIDI IN and OUT indicators above the BPM display light whenever MIDI data is received via the rear-panel MIDI IN
connector (red MIDI IN indicator), or when MIDI data is transmitted by the RM1x via the MIDI OUT connector (green
MIDI OUT indicator).
3. LCD Display
The RM1x's large backlit LCD display panel displays the parameters and values related to the currently selected operation
or mode. The Display Knobs (page 12) and Function Buttons located immediately below the LCD display directly affect
the corresponding parameters or functions on the display. The [DISPLAY] and [CURSOR] buttons are also closely related
to display operation, and details are provided in the “Basic Operation” section beginning on page 23.
A CONTRAST control for the LCD display is provided on the rear panel (page 14). The LCD display can be set for normal
or inverse (white on black) display via a utility mode function (page 133).
SETUP