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Switching Basics
Local E-MEM Module
Next Transition Buttons
The Next Transition Element buttons are located just below the status display: BKGD , K1 -
K6 , and Key Prior .
The Next Transition Type buttons are located below the Next Transition Element buttons:
Mix , Wipe 1 , Wipe 2 , and User 1 - User 6 (radio buttons). Selecting one turns the others off if
a next transition element button is not held down.
Cut and Auto Buttons
The Cut and Auto buttons are located at the bottom, middle of the Transition Module.
• Cut —Executes a cut on the buses selected as being in the set of next transition
elements.
• Auto —causes the selected next transition type to be executed with a Next Transition
Duration.
A press and release of a Next Transition Element button high tallies the button and low
tallies the others.
To multi-select next transition element buttons:
• Press more than one button at a time or,
• Press and hold down any of the eight transition element buttons and then select one or
more of the remaining buttons.
The rule is that while any next transition button is held down, other next transition buttons
can be added or removed from the next transition by toggling that button.
Additional Buttons
• Trans PVW (Transition Preview)—When a transition is performed in this mode, it occurs
only on the LAP output. At completion of the transition, the Transition Preview is auto-
canceled.
• Pressing the Trans PVW button causes the button to flash. Both the PGM and LAP
outputs show the current PGM out stack.
• Trig (Trigger)—Inactive
• PST Black (Preset Black)—Pressing the PST Black button, then pressing the Cut button,
Auto button, or using the lever arm, will delegate the first transition using Mix or Wipe
to black.
Local E-MEM Module
The Local E-MEM Module is part of an ME Stripe and is organized into two sections, the
mode area (left), with supporting buttons and status display, and two rows of function
buttons (right) for mode selection and effects control. For more information about using
E-MEMs, see
Basic E-MEM Operations , on page 123.