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Peterson Strobe Center 5000-II User Manual

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Key #1 is used to Start a stretch file; also to use and/or
edit a new or existing stretch file.
Key #2 Copies or Deletes a Custom stretch file.
Key #3 returns the tuner to the Run Mode.
Key #4 Stops an active temperament or stretch file.

Key #1 shifts the cursor Left by one space.
Key #2 shifts the cursor Right by one space.
Key #3 backspace and deletes one character in the name.
Key #4 cancels the New file name and returns to the
Stretch Menu.

13. CREATING CUSTOM STRETCH TUNINGS

Under stretch tuning, different octave and note frequency relationships may be set to any value desired up to ±50 cents offset
(½ semitone). These custom stretch tuning ratios may be named and saved for future use by the simple touch of a few
buttons. Refer to the following procedures which describe Naming, Saving, Editing, Copying, Deleting and Using custom
stretch tuning files.

a. To make and save a new custom stretch file, it is first necessary to assign a new name to the stretched scale values

you plan to enter. (You may also copy an existing stretch file to a new name and modify it from there.) From the
RUN Mode screen, press the #1 SETUP, #2 FILE, and #2 STRCH function keys to call up the Stretch Menu:

STRETCH MENU
PLEASE SELECT MODE
START COPY
–EDIT –DEL RUN STOP

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b. Press the START-EDIT (#1) Function key to "name and save" a new custom stretch file. The following will show

up in the display:

PICK NAME – ABCDEFGH
IJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0
1 23456789 STRCH
=____
<–– ––> BKSP
CNCL

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c. Scroll through the letters and numbers using the #1 and #2 function keys as the Left Cursor and Right Cursor

respectively. Move the cursor to the corresponding letter, space (directly following digit "9"), or number in the
4-character NAME of your new Custom Stretch. Press the Enter key to select the desired character at the cursor
location. Press the #3 BKSP (Backspace) function key to delete the previous character you have just entered. The
#4 function key is used to cancel the newly opened file and returns you to the Stretch Menu. Once the fourth letter
or number of the name has been selected, the display screen will permit you to confirm the file name you have
chosen: