PRG V476, Руководство пользователя

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CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 151
Recall two or more groups:
Step 1. Access required Bank and Page of first group.
Step 2. Press required
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Group Palette Button

.
Step 3. Access required Bank and Page of second group.
Step 4. Press required

Group Palette Button

of second group. Hold down [Page Button] to pile-on selections.
Step 5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 as required.
Modify a group:
Modifications to existing groups can be done in the same manner as storing the original group as given above.
From Keypad
Store a Group:
Step 1. Select channels to be stored in group (refer to "Selecting Channels" on page 72).
Step 2. Press [Store] [Group] [n] [Enter].
Modify a Group:
Modifications to existing Groups can be done in the same manner as storing the original Group given above.
Recall a Group:
The following are samples of possible command-line entries to recall a group.
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[Group] [n] [Enter] - selects all channels in Group n.
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[Group] [n] [+] [m] [Enter] - selects all channels in Group n plus Channel m.
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[Group] [n] [+] [Group] [m] [Enter] - selects all channels in Group n and Group m.
Ordered Groups
Channel selection
order
is retained when storing a Group. When recalling a Group, the following will apply:
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Next/Last and Fan will follow original selection order.
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[Store] [Set] [n] [Enter] - stores a group into an Effects Set. The selection order will become the Parts (of the Set).
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[Group] [Set] [n] [Enter] - selects all channels in an Effects Set. The Parts of the set become the order. This can
then be stored as an Ordered Group.
Example :
If channels 1, 3, 5, 2, 4, and 6 are selected in this order and then stored as an Ordered Group, this same order will be
recalled when pressing the [Next] or [Last] buttons.
To clear the order from a Group, press the [Invert] button twice. (It will return to numeric channel order 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and
so on.)
Note: The sequential ordering of channels in the group can be changed using the Arrangement tab available on the
Group super palette. Refer to "Arrangement Tab" on page 155.