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Format Knob Directory Editor
Going through all of the available formats with the
Format knob can be time consuming. This is par-
ticularly true if you regularly use only a few for-
mats that may be scattered in memory. The 801G*
can be set up to show only the formats you want, in
the order you want, when the “Format” knob is
turned. The 801G* maintains a list of these formats
in non-volatile memory. This list can be edited. You
will need to edit the list if you wish to use the knob
with formats you have created. A typical format knob
directory editor screen is shown here. The actual
editor screen uses mostly lit text on a black back-
ground.
The left hand side of the screen shows the current
contents of the format knob directory. The formats
appear in the order that they are selected by the
“Format” knob during normal operation.
While editing, the “Format” knob moves a selection
box through the left hand list. The list will scroll if
it can not fit on the screen.