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Snapshot Manager Page
STOP and PLAY
There are two automation states: STOP and PLAY. The current state is displayed alongside the
incoming timecode in the top right-hand corner of the display.
Switch between states using the soft button labelled either Play or Stop (as applicable). In PLAY
mode, snapshots are automatically recalled against the incoming timecode, and some snapshot
creation/deletion/editing functions (see below) are disabled.
There are two pages of commands within the Snapshot Manager:
Page 1
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Create: creates a new snapshot with the current settings at the current time.
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Copy: makes a copy of the selected snapshot at the current time.
When you use the Copy function, a complete copy is taken and any subsequent
edit of the copy affects only the copy, and not the original, and vice versa.
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Move: moves the selected snapshot to the current time.
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Delete: opens the Delete Snapshot page.
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... reveals page 2 of the Snapshot Manager, as below.
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Play/Stop: toggles between the PLAY and STOP states.
Page 2
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Recall: recalls the selected snapshot.
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Name: allows you to name the selected snapshot (see Name Editor page).
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Ctrls: updates the selected snapshot with the current process settings.
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Edit: recalls the selected snapshot, and opens the Snapshot Editor page.
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... reveals page 1 of the Snapshot Manager, as above.
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Play/Stop: toggles between the PLAY and STOP states.
The Prev and Next buttons and the spinwheel scroll the list in the obvious way. Pressing and
holding Prev or Next takes you immediately to the beginning or end of the list, respectively.
By default, the timecode format is automatically detected. You can override this in the
System/timecode page.