Jands ESP II 24, Operating Manual

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Editing a Scene
Note:
The Edit Scene menu is
only available when the
desk is set to RECORD
mode.
Editing a Scene
A Scene can be edited to change the levels of chanels or groups of chan-
nels. Editing can be carried out ‘blind’, that is, without the changes being
seen on stage or ‘live’.
• Hold the EDIT button down and press the Scene Flash button.
• Either use the Preset 1 (top preset) faders to set new levels or enter
Channel numbers and levels directly into the Edit Scene menu. For
detailed explanations of this step refer to the Edit Scene Menu section
below.
• When all changes have been made press the RECORD button.
• A message displays on the LCD showing the number of items re-
corded and how many are still available for future recording.
N.B.
Whenever the EDIT SCENE menu is opened the Preset faders are disa-
bled from outputing to the stage. However they can be used to set levels
for the item being edited.
Recording Changes made in Edit
To save the changes made using EDIT press the RECORD button. It is
not necessary to press record after each channel (or group of channels) is
set to a new level.
Live and Blind Editing
The ESP II allows edits to be carried out Live or Blind. An edit will be
Live if that Scene is currently being outputed to the Stage (by one of the
Scene Masters) otherwise it will be blind.
Editing a Scene not on the current Page
It’s possible to blind Edit a Scene which is not currently on the Scene
Masters.
•
Hold the EDIT button down and press ANY Scene Flash button.
• Move the cursor to the PG field and set the required Page number.
• Move the cursor to theSC field and set the required Scene number.
• Use the procedure described above to perform a blind edit
The Edit Scene Menu
The illustration below shows the EDIT SCENE menu. There are 5 fields
in the Scene menu: