I am a self taught beginner and Doing OK I hope!!
Looking at the demo on the KN7000 it says hold down the Features button for 2 seconds.

What is the features button please
Thanks.
MA.W'ton UK

Hi Mastro,

I can't find any reference to a 'Features' button, either in my manual or in the Demo screen on the KN7000. Maybe I need stronger glasses Where are you seeing this?
The full Demo can be started in two ways :
Press the Demo button briefly and then the Start/Stop button, or, press and hold the Demo button for about two seconds.



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Willum

What they are implying is that when you push any button that "features" a function such as for example "split point" and holding it for a couple of seconds gives you a explanation of what the "feature" does. Hope that clears up what "feature" button means. Lloyd

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bill Norrie:
[B]Hi Mastro,

Thanks for your interest.
You are quite right there is no mention in the manual
I found by by
1.Press Demo Button
2. Press Ease of Use Button
3. Let this play through and on the 5th display screen it mentions the Features Button and the two seconds.
That's as far as I can go ?
Malcolm.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Lloyd Erickson:
[B]
Thanks for your prompt reply.
I am still puzzled really.
No doubt it will sort itself out
Thanks again
Malcolm

OK Malcolm - Gotcha!
The text on the screen you mentioned is as follows :
"Easy Setting Makes it Simple to Customise Features, Just Press and Hold the Feature's Button for 2 Seconds"

What this means is that several of the buttons have what is termed as an 'Easy Setting' feature - for example : Sound DSP, Mic, Reverb, Multi, Chorus, Technichord, and the Panel Memory 'SET'. This feature allows you to access the parameter setting screen more quickly than going through several menu steps.
So, holding down for 2 seconds, any of the above mentioned buttons, allows you to jump directly to that Feature's setting menu.
Hope this clears up the 'mystery'

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Willum

Many Thanks
I can see now what they are getting at but methinks a bit in the manual could help.
Your attention much appreciated
Malcolm