Compulite Vector Ultra Violet, User Manual

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VECTOR
PLAYBACK
Snaps
A snap is a snapshot of the playback devices’ state; it is analogous to a
page. Vector stores up to 9999 snaps. Triggering a snap loads playback
devices with the contents of the snap. Snaps can be attached to cues
and automatically triggered when the fade to that cue begins.
Snaps include:

QLists, temporary cues, and single cues loaded on each fader page,
on QKeys, and on AB.

Fader mode on each page

Fader levels on each page

Load (assignment) properties

Run mode

Priority values

Playback device setup as configured in the
Playback Properties
dialog
box
Active snaps
There is always an active snap. The active snap’s number is displayed in
the master playback’s LCD display and on the indications bar. Whenever
you press
SNAP
, the active snap’s number is displayed in the command
line.
To save run modes, rate changes, fader levels, and playback modes it is
necessary to update the active snap.
Updating snaps
There is always an active snap. When you start programming a new
show, snap 1 is active and all objects loaded to the playback devices
are added to snap 1.