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Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100) Memory and Disk Functions • 9–3
Banks are numbered from
0
through
9
, and the registers within each bank are also numbered
0
through
9
.
• Bank
0
(registers
00
to
09
)
• Bank
1
(registers
10
to
19
)
• Bank
2
(registers
20
to
29
) etc.
When the
MEM
button in the Effects Control Group is pressed, the pattern buttons in the Effects
Control Group allow you to store or recall the
10
memory registers in a selected Bank. To access
different memory banks, use the
10
button in the System Control Group . One bank is active at any
given time.
Effects Control Group — Pattern Buttons
Storing Memory Registers
Memories can be stored using either the Quick Store, or the Advanced Store method. The Quick Store
method allows you to store memories to different registers in the same bank using just the Pattern
Buttons. If you want to store memories to different banks, you should use the Advanced Store method.
The Advanced Store method allows you to store memories to different registers in different banks
using the
10
and
1
buttons in the System Control Group .
Quick Store
Use the following procedure to save a memory using the quick store method:
1. Set up the switcher to the configuration you want to store.
2. Press the
MEM
button in the Effects Control Group . The button will illuminate green.
Note
Remember that when you store a panel setup, you store everything ,
including all underlying data . For example, if you store a register that
includes one or more keys, not only is the key data stored for the
current on air keys, but data (e.g., clip and gain) is also stored for keys
that are
not currently on air.
Note If you want to use an Effects Dissolve to recall this memory, you must
toggle the CNTR ( EFF D ) button On before storing the memory. The
Auto Recall feature must be on in order to store the Effects Dissolve
with the memory. Refer to the Chapter “ Completing Setup ”, in the
Synergy 100 MD Engineering Manual for more information.
MEM
E F F E C T S C O N T R O L M A T T E S S Y S T E M C O N T R O L
EDIT
SEL BACK MENU SEL CNTR
DVE
SEL
REV
5
0
6
1
7
2
8
3
9
100 10 1 4
5
0
6
1
7
2
8
3
9
4