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Vista 9 Digital Mixing System
Au 5-59
Date printed: 28.0.0 SW V4.5
5.7.6 Auto mode Key Function
AUTO MODE
Key The channel strip
AUTO MODE
key is also known as ‘modifier key.’
AUTO MODE
Key Functio­n Holding the
AUTO MODE
key down temporarily reverses the state of the
TOUCH RECORD
key on a local basis. For example, if
TOUCH RECORD
is
activated on the Au Panel, holding down the
AUTO MODE
key will
deactivate
TOUCH RECORD
on that channel as long as the key is held down.
If however
TOUCH RECORD
is not active, holding the
AUTO MODE
key will
activate it for that channel.
Using the
AUTO MODE
Key The
AUTO MODE
key may be used as follows:
• Global
TOUCH RECORD
Active:
- Holding the
AUTO MODE
key will deactivate
TOUCH RECORD
for that
channel. This will allow enabled controls to be auditioned on a local
basis without being punched-in.
- Touching an enabled control will punch it in, holding it will keep it in
RECORD. Pressing and holding the
AUTO MODE
key before the con-
trol is released will deactivate
TOUCH RECORD
. When it is released,
the control will not punch-out and will stay in RECORD in a Held
state.
• Global
TOUCH RECORD
Inactive:
- Holding the
AUTO MODE
key will activate
TOUCH RECORD
for that
channel. This will allow enabled controls to be punched-in on a local
basis.
- Holding the
AUTO MODE
key and releasing a control that is in RE-
CORD will punch that control out. In this case, the control may be
touched at any time, but the
AUTO MODE
key must be pressed at the
time of release for a punch-out to occur.
No­te To achieve the function mentioned above when Global
TOUCH RECORD
is
inactive, the ‘Modified Untouch Inverts’ option (radio button ‘Touch Record’)
must be selected (also refer to
chapter 5.21.7 ).