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Chapter 17: Advanced Submaster Operation
Software Version 3.05
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Changing Modes
You can change the mode on any single submaster any number of times during
the course of a show. The submaster has the ability to remember the
information from a previous mode.
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XAMPLE
:
To change a submaster from Normal mode to Effect
mode, and back to Normal mode (assume submaster 1 begins in Normal mode
with channels 1 - 10 at Full):
1.
(SUB TYPE) (FX SUB) [4] [ENTER] (Submaster 1 is assigned
effect 4.)
2.
(SUB TYPE) (NORML SUB) [ENTER] (Sub 1 changes back to
Normal mode. Channels
1 - 10 reappear in sub at Full.)
Submasters remember previous effect number assignments. Each time you
change the submaster mode to Effect, the submaster "remembers" the
previously assigned effect number, unless you specify a new effect number.
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XAMPLE
:
Using the Example above, change sub 1 back to Effect
mode from Normal mode:
(SUB TYPE) (FX SUB) [ENTER] (No effect specified, sub 1
shows effect 4 still
assigned to it.)
The same channels that are assigned levels in a Normal submaster are
automatically used as the inhibited channels when the submaster is changed to
Inhibitive mode. When you change the submaster back to Normal mode, the
channels still have the same levels (unless you have assigned new levels while
they were inhibited).
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XAMPLE
:
To change a submaster from Normal mode to
Inhibitive mode, and back to Normal mode (assume submaster 1 begins in
Normal mode with channels 1 - 10 at 80%.
1.
(SUB TYPE) (INHIB SUB) [ENTER] (Sub 1 changes to
Inhibitive mode. Channels 1 - 10
show "**" for level assignments.)
2.
(SUB TYPE) (NORML SUB) [ENTER] (Sub 1 changes back to
Normal mode. Channels
1-10 reappear in sub at 80%.)
Channels added to a submaster while it is in Inhibitive mode are shown at the
assigned level when that submaster is changed back to Normal mode.