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M2 PREVIEW. Press this switch to enter

preview mode. The green LED flashes to warn that

you are in preview mode. The shifted function of

this switch is to select the MIDI channel number.

M4 STORE. Press this switch to store the

current console settings to the displayed snapshot.

The red LED lights briefly to confirm the action.

Store is not actioned if it has been disabled. In this

case OFF is briefly displayed when it is pressed.

The shifted function is to archive the console

settings using data dump via MIDI or RS232.

M5 SCROLL UP. Press this key to scroll up

through the displayed numbers. Hold down the key

for accelerated scrolling. The shifted function is to

disable or enable the store function.

M6 SCROLL DOWN. Press this key to scroll

down through the displayed numbers. Hold down

for accelerated scrolling. The shifted function is to

enable auto increment recall mode.

M7 RECALL. Press this switch to recall the

contents of the displayed memory. This overwrites

the current console settings with its contents.

Recalling a snapshot does not overwrite any active

mute groups. The recall function may be set to auto

increment. Its shifted function is to turn all console

mutes on or off.

M8 DISABLE MUTES / VCA ASSIGN. These

two underpanel switches determine which settings

are affected by the snapshot memories. Press one

or both using a pen or similar pointed implement.

Disable MUTES. Press to prevent snapshot store

or recall of the console mute settings.

Disable VCA assign. Press to prevent snapshot

store or recall of the console VCA assignments.

With both switches up the console mutes and VCA

group assignments are affected by snapshot store

and recall.

With both switches pressed the snapshots do not

affect any console settings. In this case they may

be used to send MIDI program messages only.

M9 SHIFT. Press and hold this key together with

another to action that keys shifted function. This

provides access to additional setup controls such as

selecting the MIDI channel number, and protection

for functions such as solo-in-place.

Previewing Snapshot Memories

The preview function lets you check the contents of

a stored snapshot without overwriting the console

settings, for example to find a memory or check a

scene before recalling it.

Scroll to the memory number you want to preview.

Press PREVIEW M2 to enter preview mode. The

green LED flashes. The channel SAFE/EDIT LEDs

display which channels are muted in that memory.

The channel VCA LEDs next to the fader display

the VCA group assignments in that memory.

If either has been disabled from the snapshots

using DISABLE M8 then the associated LEDs are

not affected and continue to display current

settings.

You can scroll through the memories to check their

contents while in preview mode. You can also

press RECALL M7 to recall the displayed memory.

Press PREVIEW again to exit.

To Store a Snapshot Memory

Before you use the snapshot system decide if you

want to store just mutes, mutes and VCA assigns,

or just VCA assigns. Set the underpanel DISABLE

switches M8 as required.

Store will not function if it has been disabled using

the DOWN key M5 shifted function. Instead, the

display will flash OFF briefly.

Scroll to the memory number you want to store.

Check that the console settings are as you want.

Press STORE M4 . The red LED lights briefly to

confirm that the memory has been overwritten with

the current console settings.

Note that channels made automation safe will be

stored to the memory. Safe channels are stored but

not recalled.

To Disable Store

You may want protect your memories from being

accidentally overwritten, for example during a pre-

programmed performance.

To disable store hold down SHIFT M9 and press

the UP key M5 until OFF is displayed. Release

the keys.

Pressing the key again while holding down shift

toggles between store on and off. Release the keys

at the display required to disable or enable store.

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