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c. Channels 10, 11, and 12 when used in combination with
other channels become function keys as explained below:
• Channel 10 is a ten-times multiplier. For example, if
you simultaneously enable channels 5 and 10, you
call up page 50.
• Channel 11 is an eleven-times multiplier. For
example, if you simultaneously enable channels 2
and 11, you call up page 22.
• Channel 12 is a number inverter. For example, if you
simultaneously enable channels 2, 4, and 12, you call
up page 42 rather than page 24.
Note If enabling analog controller channels does not call up
pages in memory, make sure there are no submasters
assigned. See the section titled “Submasters” on page
6-23.
Table 6-1. Remote Page Access Channel Functions
Channels 1-12 Directly access pages 1-12.
Channel 10 +
one other
channel
Ten-times multiplier for channels 2-9 to allow
access to pages 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and
90.
Channel 11 +
one other
channel
Eleven-times multiplier for channels 2-9 to
allow access to channels 22, 33, 44, 55, 66,
77, 88, and 99.
Channel 12 +
two other
channels
Inverts the order of the two lowest channels
enabled simultaneously. For example 23
becomes 32.
0V = Disabled
5V-10V = Enabled