Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Chapter 23: Load Key Operations
Software Version 3.05
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timed cue. The cue also does not initiate any follows or links, or change the
cue number in the Next Cue register. Loading a cue to a playback fader with
the [LOAD] key does not change the cue execution order with respect to what
happens with the next press of the GO button. The [LOAD] key simply
provides you with a way to add (or subtract) a cue look on a playback fader
without changing your cue execution progress.
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ASIC
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ULE
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Loading a cue to a playback fader with the [LOAD]
key does not change the cue number in the Next Cue register .
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INT : If you would like to execute cues out of numeric sequence and
initiate all of their attributes as well, try the Go To Link or Go To Clean Up
command. These commands also change the cue in the Next Cue register. You
can specify it as a manual fade, use its assigned time, or specify a different
time as part of the command. (See Chapter 9, Playing Back Cues.)
Note that a cue loaded to a playback fader with the [LOAD] key does not
replace the stage look unless it is a Clean Up cue. Only hard levels in cues
affect channels on the stage.
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XAMPLE
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To load a cue to a playback fader:
[LOAD] [CUE] [#] [ENTER] (Press Take Control
button of the destination fader.)
- or -
[LOAD] [CUE] [#] (ON FADER) [#] [ENTER]
When loading a range of cues to playback faders, the cues are loaded to
consecutive playback fader numbers, starting with the first fader indicated.
Even when the specified cue numbers are not consecutive, the cues are loaded
to consecutive playback faders. If you attempt to load more than four fades at
once, only the first four fades in the range are loaded.
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XAMPLE
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To load a range of cues to playback faders:
[LOAD] [CUE] [#] [>] [#] [ENTER] (Press Take Control
button of the destination fader.)
- or -
[LOAD] [CUE] [#] [>] [#] (ON FADER) [first fader #] [ENTER]
When loading multipart cues, you cannot specify individual parts. All parts are
loaded for manual playback, each to a separate playback fader. If you do not
wish to use a particular cue part, simply clear the fader with the Take Control
button before you move the fader handle.