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While a Range Menu is latched:

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You can use the Jogger Wheel to move the end of the Range.

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You can use the Jump keys to move the end of the Range

The video display highlights the Range that will be created if you press ENTER

The Numeric Register shows the current value of the Range end that is being changed

Pressing ENTER establishes the range and takes the system back to the previous editing mode.

Range Persistence

If a range is present, it will remain in existence when another mode is selected, as long as that mode can also use a range. This behaviour is only true when ranges are Manual. For details, see Automatic and Manual Ranges, below.

Optional Ranges

Some menus may work with or without a range. These include the Edit Menu, which is the most commonly used menu in the system.

When an optional menu has a range, it can be turned off by pressing the menu key again, and vice versa. For example, pressing the Edit key once will make it the current menu, with a range active if the previous menu had one. Pressing Edit again removes the range, allowing you to work in Clip mode. A further press of the Edit key reestablishes the range you had before.

Double clicking a menu key with optional range guarantees that it will be present with no range, regardless of the menu and state previously established.

Automatic and Manual Ranges

Ranges can be set to Manual or Auto on the MFX Menu. This determines whether ranges persist across different editing modes. Please see the explanation attached to the MFX Menu.

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