Jands Vista T4, Руководство пользователя

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Snapshots Using the console hardware
The Page Up and Down buttons work in three ways:
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press quickly to change the page immediately
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press and hold, for less than two seconds to display the
current page number, without changing it
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press and hold, for more than two seconds to scroll the
number.
Locking a playback to prevent changing
Playbacks can be Locked to prevent whatever is assigned to that location being
changed when a new page or snapshot is selected.
Components can be locked, so that they are not affected by Page changes or
Snapshots being loaded. To do this right-click on LCD, in the Console window,
and choose the ‘Lock item’ option from the popup menu.
Page Holdover
If a cuelist is playing when you change page it is held and that playback does not
load the contents of the new page. The playback that is held will join the new
page when:
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The cuelist id released or fully over-ridden or
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You press the page up and down buttons simultaneously
Snapshots
Snapshots allow you to store and recall the exact state of the console’s output,
buttons, faders and other controls. They can be used to quickly re-configure the
controls for playback, programming or a mixture of both. For example, you may
have a snapshot set up for each song or part of a show. You might also have a
snapshot for programming with the playback buttons assigned to provide quick
access to Groups, Presets Extracts and Effects.
Snapshots can not only recall Page and Cuelist settings but also the state of the
Cuelist. For example if a Cuelist is active and in Cue 3 when the snapshot is
recorded then the same state can be recalled.
To record a snapshot
1.
Use the console window to assign components and configure the controls
and pages the way you want them to be.
2.
Click the Create Snapshot button (normally Green + F9 or Alt+F9) on the
main toolbar. Or select the ‘New Snapshot option from the Components
menu. Vista displays the Create Snapshot window:
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