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Memories

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Navigating the Memories Window

On the monitor, the cursor is indicated by a red background. The UP, DOWN,

LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys on the front panel (or external keyboard) are

used to move the cursor around the field in the Memories Window.

In addition to moving one field at a time using the arrow keys, it is also

possible to jump quickly to certain fields using the following shortcuts:

Press the MEMORIES key to move the cursor to the memory number (No)

field for the selected memory.

If the cursor is not in one of the fade fields – press the TIME key to move the

cursor to the Fade Up field.

If the cursor is in one of the fade fields – pressing the TIME key moves the

cursor to the next fade field (Fade Up  Fade Down  Colour Fade 

Beamshape Fade  Position Fade  Fade Up etc.)

Note – Memories Window – LTP Fade Fields

The Colour Fade or Beamshape Fade or Position Fade is displayed in

the Memories Window to avoid cluttering up the screen. Use the

COLOUR, BEAMSHAPE or POSITION keys on the front panel to select

which fade time is displayed.

The Memory Setup Window

The Memory Setup Window allows you to do the following:

 Change the memory trigger, wait time or timecode, if appropriate.

 Jump to a specified memory after the current one.

 Run a macro when the memory is triggered.

 Adjust the modifiers for a chase memory.

The data that is editable via the Memory Setup Window is displayed in the

Comments field of the Memories Window.

To display the Memory Setup Window on the monitor and change the MFKs

to display the memory setup options – hold down the SETUP key and press

the MEMORIES key.

The actual options presented are dependent on the memory type and current

settings.

Use the MFKs or options in the popup window on the monitor to select the

fields to edit and adjust options or values as required.

Memory Trigger and Timecode

Select the [Trigger] option, then select the required memory trigger (Go, Auto,

Real Time, SMPTE or MIDI).

If the Trigger is set to Auto – select the [Trigger Timecode] option and enter

the required Wait time, for example:

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