Analog way ASC1602-4K, User Manual

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7.5 Live
A
FADE TO BLACK
and a
STEP BACK
buttons are also available. The
FADE TO BLACK
transforms your Program
in a black screen using a fade effect on all your layers. The FADE TO BLACK feature remains enabled until the
FADE TO BLACK button is pressed again. STEP BACK recalls your previous preset to preview.
MASTER MEMORIES:
A Master Memory (MM) is a macro of memories (M) : it can load several memories on several screens at
once (one for each screen), and it can also load confidence memories on confidence screens.
This way, you can use Master Memories to simulatenously load content on
several screens, including Confidence.
CREATING MASTER MEMORIES:
Before creating a MM, it is recommended to create the memories for your
individual screens first, including your confidence memories. Then, to create
the MM , go to the Master Memories toolbar, click on the SAVE button to
enable save mode, and select a Master Memory slot to open the Save to MM
dialog box. The Save to MM dialog box will help you create the preset to be
saved:
Select From Saved Preset Memories to create the MM from already saved
memories. Then select which memories should be recalled on each screen by
either drag and dropping a memory from the Memories toolbar to the screen,
or by using the preset memories drop-down menu. Confidence screens are
highlighted in purple and you can use the drop-down menu to select the confidence memory. Once you are
done, click on the Save button (located at the bottom of the Save to MM dialog box) to create the MM.
Note: You can enable and disable screens from the Master
Memory by selecting/unselecting the screens: if a screen
is disabled, then the MM will not affect the screen when
loaded.
If you do not have any saved preset Memories, you can select the option From
Program or Preview to create a Master Memory based on your current program
or preview:
With the From Program or Preview option enabled, select PGM to save from the
current program or select PRW to save from the current preview. The unit will then
save each current screen configuration (program or preview) into a valid Memory,
and build the Master Memory from those Memories. To let the unit locate unused
Memories, click on the Get Empty Memories button. Otherwise, you can manually
select the destination Memory for each screen using the drop-down menus.
BE CAREFUL NOT TO SAVE INTO AN EXISTING MEMORY, ELSE IT WILL BE OVERWRITTEN.
Once you have established the preset Memories used by the Master Memory, you can click the Save button
(located at the bottom of the Save to MM dialog box) to create the Master Memory.