LT HYDRA Plus, Manual

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MEMORIES & GROUPS
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HYDRA PLUS – LT LIGHT
Note that in the system status line, the timing flag (in example
T3
) is overwritten with a parts
flag:
P
Timing and memory parts have the same structure, and only timing or only parts can be actives in
a memory.
MEMORY PARTS
One memory can have 9 parts in addition to the base memory. Each part can have its contents
and times (
T
↑
and
T
↑
·
) with values totally free.
The memory parts permit us that the memory items fade-in scene with different speeds, speeds
controlled for the memory times and the parts times, similar to the timing, but with absolutes
values for contents and times.
Each channel, scroller or parameter stored in the memory can be controlled for the times of the
base memory (
P0
) or for the times of one memory part (
P1
to
P6
).
For that one part exists, must have at least one channel, scroller or parameter.
The base memory exists always including if it’s empty.
In resume, one memory can be divided in:
MEMORY
Part 1 (optional) + input times
Part 2 (optional) + input times
Part 3 (optional) + input times
Part 4 (optional) + input times
Part 5 (optional) + input times
Part 6 (optional) + input times
Part 7 (optional) + input times
Part 8 (optional) + input times
Base memory = Part 0
+ Times of input, output and wait
+ Text
+Jump
+ Command
Part 9 (optional) + input times
EDITION OF PARTS
The parts can be edited when the memory is been edited, or after, modifying the memory to
divide it in parts. In both cases, the same method is used:
To include channels, scrollers, or parameters in a part, select them and press:
{Selection} PART #
Where
#
is the part number (1 to 9).
Repeat this step as many times as necessary.