Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Chapter 6: Setting Channel Levels
Software Version 3.05
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[12] [+] [24] [+] [36] [@] [FULL] [ENTER]
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INT
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Items using the [THRU] key may be listed from lowest to
highest, or highest to lowest.
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XAMPLE
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The basic channel and level Command Line syntax in
any channel/level display:
[#] [@] [#] [ENTER] ("Channels # @ # "
appears in the Command Line.)
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XAMPLE
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Listed below are common examples of channel/level
command variations:
[#] [@] [#] [ENTER] (Sets single channel to a level.)
[#] [+] [#] [@] [#] [ENTER] (Sets 2 different channels to same level).
[#] [>] [#] [@] [#] [ENTER] (Sets a list of consecutive channels to same level.)
[#] [>] [#] [-] [#] [@] [#] [ENTER] (Sets a list of consecutive channels minus a single
channel to the same level.)
Captured Channels
The term "captured channels" refers to channels with levels that are currently
being set. Captured channel levels are shown in reverse video in the display.
When a level setting command is entered in the Command Line, the channels
listed in the command are "captured." All captured channels are under direct
control of the wheel (see the next topic, Wheel). When levels are captured, any
command that begins with [@] will affect the currently captured channels.
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XAMPLE
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To set channels 6 - 9 at 100%, then reset at 65%:
1. [6] [>] [9] [@] [FULL] [ENTER] (Channels 6 - 9
set at 100%, remain captured.)
2. [@] [65] [ENTER] (Channels 6 - 9
set at 65%, remain captured.)
3. Press the [CLEAR] key to release the captured channels.
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ASIC
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ULE
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The [CLEAR] key releases captured channels, but
the Command Line must be “empty”, or else the [CLEAR] key acts like a
“backspace” key to clear keystrokes from the Command Line
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