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You can set cross-point hold for each cross-point button
row.
To set cross-point hold, pre
ss the [XPT HOLD] button,
turning it on, for the 1st row to 4th row assigned to the
cross-point pad/function button section.
In a cross-point control block on the ICP-X7000, you can
also set cross-point hold
for each bus using the [XPTHLD
XXX] button (where “XXX” is the bus name) assigned to
the cross-point pad.
When the switcher bank opera
tion mode is set to multi
program 2 mode, the following cross-point hold setting
buttons function as buttons for the side (main or sub)
selected by the [MAIN] button/[SUB] button. When both
the [MAIN] button and [SUB] button are selected,
settings are applied on both main and sub.
• [XPT HOLD] button: 1st row to 4th row cross-point
ho
ld (only when the background A bus, background B
bus, or utility 2 bus is assigned to a button row)
• [XPTHLD A] button: Cross-poi
nt hold for the
background A bus
• [XPTHLD B] button: Cross-point hol
d for the
background B bus
• [XPTHLD UTL2] button: Cross-point
hold for the
utility 2 bus.
Key bus cross-point hold
For a key bus, the cross-poi
nt hold operation mode
specified in the Home > Setup > Switcher > Custom >
Key/Wipe menu (19103.43) is applied.
The following three operation modes can be set.
Key disable: Mode which maintains cross-point selection
st
ate and key setting information
Key disable (including key sta
te): Mode which maintains
cross-point selection state, key setting information,
and the key inserted/removed (on/off) state
Cross-point hold: Mode whi
ch maintains cross-point
selection state only
For details, see “Setting the Cross-Point Hold
Operation
Mode” (page 393).
Bus override
This function allows you to temporarily set cross-point
ho
ld for specific cross-point buttons only.
It is enabled for background A bus and background B bus
cross-point buttons onl
y.
When you press and hold a cross-point button and recall
a snapshot, t
he cross-point selection state is maintained
for the pressed button only. The cross-point selection
state is maintained while the button is pressed, even when
executing an effect timeline.
Selecting a Key Fill Signal/Key
Source Signal
You can select a key fill signal and key source signal
using the following methods.
To select a key fill signal
• Press a cross-point button in th
e cross-point button row
assigned with the key bus.
• In key bus mode and free assign mode, press and hold a
key b
us delegation button in the cross-point pad/
function button section and press a cross-point button in
the 1st row.
• In key/AUX bus delegation mode, press a key bus
del
egation button in the 1st row and press a cross-point
button in the 2nd row.
• On the Flexi Pad control block in key operation mode,
press and
hold a key delegation button in the memory
recall section and press a cross-point button in the 1st
row in the cross-point control block.
• In key bus mode and free assign mode, press and hold
t
he [SPLT] button in the key control block and press a
cross-point button in the 1st row of the cross-point
control block.
• Press a cross-point button in th
e cross-point button row
assigned with the key fill bus in the AUX bus control
block (AUX bus operation mode).
To select a key source signal
• In key bus mode and free assign mode, press and hold a
key b
us delegation button in the cross-point pad/
function button section and press a cross-point button in
the 2nd row.
• In key/AUX bus delegation mode, press and hold a key
b
us delegation button in the 1st row and press a cross-
point button in the 2nd row.
• On the Flexi Pad control block in key operation mode,
press and
hold a key delegation button in the memory
recall section and press a cross-point button in the 2nd
row in the cross-point control block.
• Press and hold the [SPLT] button in the key cont
rol
block and press a cross-point button in the 2nd row of
the cross-point control block.
• Press a cross-point button in th
e cross-point button row
assigned with the key source bus in the AUX bus
control block (AUX bus operation mode).
• You can also select a key fill signal/key source signal in
th
e menu.
For details, see “Selecting the key fill/key source
signals” (page 125).
• You can also select a signal paired with a key fill signal
or sele
ct the key fill signal itself as the key source signal
automatically.
Note
Notes