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12. Controller Operation
12.6 How to use the Layer buttons
General
Similar to the Destination Buttons the Layer buttons create a selection for further actions.
Buttons are as standard in the same select mode as the destinations, latch on, latch off. Other modes will be available.
A range of actions can be performed with this selection:
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Assign a Source
fi
le via the Assign buttons in Source mode.
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Layer Transition or Cut via the Red Layer Executors to the right of the Layer button row.
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Freeze via the Blue Layer Executors to the right of the Layer button row.
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Arm via the Green Layer Executors to the right of the Layer button row.
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Match Program via the Green Layer Executors to the right of the Layer button row.
In general it can be said that a layer selection via the console have the same actions available as in the Event Master Toolset, just
in a more hands-on direct way.
If a layer is not on preview or program, pressing the button will turn the layer on in preview and select it for modi
fi
cation.
Once on PVW only the clear button in the GUI or on the right side of the controller will remove the layer from PVW.
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Summary of Contents for S3 series
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