User Guide Chapter 5 Cues
Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 79
Playback Keys
See example procedure of using these keys on next page.
[LOAD]
A [LOAD] key is located above each pair of playback faders. The [LOAD]
key is used to load cues into each playback fader before pressing the [GO]
button. If you do not enter a cue number after pressing [LOAD], the first
cue in the cue list will automatically be loaded.
You can also load a cue with a fade time which will override any
programmed fade times. This is especially useful for quickly bringing up
cues on stage that you wish to edit or re-record. For example, pressing
[LOAD] [4] [TIME] [2] [GO] will bring up cue 4 in 2 seconds even if it
was already programmed with a fade time of 60 seconds.
[GO]
A [GO] button is located below each pair of playback faders and is used to
play back cues sequentially with their recorded fade times. If you press
[GO] before a cue finishes, the cue stops and the new cue begins from the
levels at which the previous cue was interrupted.
[CLEAR]
A [CLEAR] cue key is located above each pair of playback faders. When a
cue is currently loaded to a playback fader, you can clear the fade from the
fader and the Stage display by pressing [CLEAR] [ENTER]. A red LED
above the [CLEAR] cue key will light when this key is pressed.
[HOLD]
A [HOLD] key is located below each pair of playback faders. If any cues
are currently running in assigned fade times, pressing the [HOLD] key will
stop all the fades immediately. A red LED above the [HOLD] key will light
and the Up and Down % indicators in the Playback Fader Box will cease to
move. Pressing [HOLD] again will resume a fade that has been
interrupted.
[BACK]
A [BACK] key is located below each pair of playback faders. Pressing the
[BACK] key causes a reverse fade to the previous cue in two seconds. The
red LED on the [BACK] key will also light. By repetitively pressing the
[BACK] key you will move backward through the cue list.
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