Zero 88 SIRIUS 500, Руководство оператора

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Saving and Running CueLine
Saving CueLine Programs
Programmed information is
automatically saved when moving out
of CueLine. DO NOT turn the desk off
before CueLine is saved otherwise
data may be lost
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Why Multiple Tracks?
A track holds a sequential list of events.
For example, a track may contain the
following:
Start
Blackout for 5 seconds.
Snap to the first memory for
10 seconds.
Fade to blackout in 3 seconds.
Blackout for 2 seconds.
Fade the second memory in over
3 seconds.
Hold the second memory for 5 seconds.
Fade to blackout in 4 seconds.
Figure 4-13 shows how this is
displayed.
It is apparent from Figure 4-13 that
only one action can occur at a time
Therefore if 5 seconds into the first
memory, the third memory needs to be
added to the output of the first memory
(for 3 seconds), the problem posed can
be resolved in two ways. Either create
a fourth memory, which is a
combination of the first and third
memories, and reprogram CueLine as
shown in Figure 4-14, or use two tracks
as shown in Figure 4-15.
But remember that although extra
tracks can be defined after CueLine
has been programmed, changing the
definition of a track will remove all
memories from that track.
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Figure 4-13: Original Track
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Figure 4-14: Original with extra memory
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Figure 4-15: Using Two Tracks
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