PRG V476, Руководство пользователя

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CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 305
Bump Modes
There are three types of Submaster Bump modes:
+ Add/Solo - provides two types of bump actions. The Add function behaves like a momentary Submaster
selection. When the [Go] button is pressed, all parameters bump as if the submaster is selected. The Solo
function behaves like a momentary Submasters selection, plus all other submaster faders go to zero. When the
[Back] button is pressed, the submaster’s parameters bump and all other sumbaster’s parameters go to zero.
+
Go Fader - when in the Go Fader mode, moving a Submaster’s fader above zero behaves like a Submaster
selection where all parameters bump. This action is identical to the Add/Solo mode, except the action is initiated
by the fader instead of by a button press.
+
Intensity Bump - instantly "bumps" to the full intensity provided by the cue as modified by the fader position.
This mode only affects intensity, resulting in a bump from the current fader position to full.
To set Bump mode using submaster touchscreen:
Step 1. Choose a submaster to bring up its Setup options. ("Choose" is activated by touching the specific
submaster on the touchscreen.)
Step 2. Press

Bump

to cycle between three Bump modes. Select either Add/Solo, Go Fader or Intensity Bump.
Step 3. Press

Close

to close Setup screen.
To release a submaster from Bump mode using submaster touchscreen:
Step 1. Choose a submaster to bring up its Setup options. ("Choose" is activated by touching the specific
submaster on the touchscreen.)
Step 2. Press

Bump

until it cycles to the blank setting
or
press

Clear

to clear
all
submaster settings.
Step 3. Press

Close

to close Setup screen.
Intensity Mode
The Intensity Bump mode, instantly "bumps" to the full intensity provided by the cue as modified by the fader
position. This mode only affects intensity, resulting in a bump from the current fader position to full.
Bump intensity of active cue to 100%:
Step 1. Set submaster to Intensity Bump mode (see previous page). [Go] will begin flashing.
Step 2. Press [Go] to bump intensity.
Bump Modes