Zero 88 Lightmaster XL, Руководство пользователя

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Manual Memory Operation
Using Memories
In both Run and Program, memories are
assigned to the twelve Memory Master faders
giving direct manual control over the memory
output levels.
In Run, the Memory Flash/Preview button will
Flash or Solo complete memories. Memories
may be automatically faded in and out at speeds
determined by the Fade Time control. Times can
vary from instantaneous (Off), up to a maximum
of three minutes.
In Program, the Flash/Solo functions are
disabled; the preset B Flash/Preview buttons are
used for selecting individual memories.
Level Match
When in Run or Program Mode, the levels of a
scene in memory may be recreated on Preset A.
This makes editing of scenes previously recorded
very easy.
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Page Overlay
In Run Mode, if a memory or effect is being
output, either by the Flash button being held
down or by the Memory or Effect Master fader
not at 0, then the output will not alter when the
Memory Page or Sequence is changed. The
Page or Sequence will only change when the
fader reaches 0 or the Flash button released.
This feature is called Page Overlay.
The operation of this feature is shown by the slow
flashing of the appropriate Preview light or of the
Effects Sequence display depending on whether
a memory or an effect is subject to Page Overlay.
This indicates that the scene being output is not
the scene associated with the current page.
If an effect is being previewed, Page Overlay also
operates in Program Mode but once a memory
has been selected there is no Preview light
indication of memories that are outputting scenes
that are not from the current page.
Manual Master Controls
PAGE + / - :
Selects Next Memory. Both pressed selects ‘1’
MANUAL MASTER/PRESET B:
These faders set the maximum channel level for
each memory
FLASH:
Run only. Flashes/Solos the appropriate memory
PREVIEW :
Memory contents are displayed on the Preview
lights
Notes
* Errors
Error messages are listed on page 25.
* Level Match
The position of Master A does not matter when recreating a
scene in Level Match, but make sure it is at the required level
when re-recording!
Manual Memory Operation
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