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Chapter 3: Displays
Software Version 3.05
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numbers are their current level readings. If no level is present, the submaster
fader is all the way down at zero.
The Submaster Fader Window has its own Compressed and Uncompressed
modes. In Uncompressed mode, the submaster levels appear below their
respective submaster fader numbers, as described above. (See Figure 3.14). In
Uncompressed mode, only the sequential submaster numbers are shown. If a
submaster is active, it is shown in reverse video. (See Figure 3.15). To toggle
between Compressed and Uncompressed mode in the Setup display, press the
Submaster Window (SUB WNDOW) soft key under the Display Setup (DISP.
SETUP) soft key.
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H
INT
:
The (SUB WNDOW) soft key also exists as a "hidden" soft key
in the Playback display, under (S10).
The Submaster Fader
numbers are shown in different colors according to the
following code:
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white = Normal (pile-on) submaster
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yellow = Effect loaded on submaster
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red = Inhibitive submaster
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gray = Unassigned "empty" submaster
When the Submaster Fader Window is uncompressed, the submaster
levels are
shown in different colors to show where the submaster levels originate
according to the following code:
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gray = Manual level controlled by submaster fader
position.
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red = Level faded up (or fading up) by the Bump
button.
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blue = Level faded down (or fading down) by the Bump
button.
When the Submaster Window is compressed, submaster levels above zero are
indicated by a reverse video box around the submaster number.
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N
OTE
:
In compressed mode, Inhibitive subs are shown in reverse
video anytime their levels are less than Full (when they are actively
“inhibiting” channels).
Playback Fader Boxes:
The four Playback Fader Boxes, numbered 1
- 4, are located below the Submaster Fader Window on the Playback display
screen. The Playback Fader Boxes indicate the current status of any cues
actively fading. When a cue is executed by pressing the GO button or the [GO