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(presented in the Live Desktop interface by the PREVIZ and associated ‘clipboard’ buttons locate d just above
T-Bars .
Note: To and From (Previz) buttons are found in the Command groups for all stripes.
• TO – Copies the selections and settings of the bus delegated to the corresponding stripe to Previz (for
a stripe delegated to multiple switcher busses, TO uses the settings of the first delegate only).
• FROM – Copies the current Previz settings to back to the delegated busses for the corresponding
stripe. Note that FROM does support multi-delegation, allowing you to copy the current Previz setup
back to multiple busses). Finally, as a reminder, note that FROM will update the sources for DSK/KEY
layers, but will not affect the main row source selections of the target busses.
22.3.5
UTILITY
MEM
When the MEM button is held down, the first 9 columns in the displays of all stripes update to list the names
of MEM s for the busses delegated to the individual stripes. Punching a button in the selection row below a
MEM name recalls the corresponding preset for the bus assigned to the stripe.
Note: F or multi-delegated stripes, only the first delegate is affected
Holding CTRL+MEM then pressing and releasing a button in the PGM/A row beneath will store it into the
corresponding MEM for the bus assigned to the stripe.
COMP
When the COMP button is held down, the first 16 columns in the displays of all stripes update to list the names
of COMPs for the busses delegated to the individual stripes. Punching a button in the selection row below a
COMP name applies the corresponding preset to the bus assigned to the stripe.
NOTE: In the case of multi-delegated stripes the COMP names displayed represent the first delegate only.
To store or update a COMP , hold down CTRL + COMP , then press a button in the selection row below the
display for the desired stripe. To clear a COMP , hold down ALT + COMP , then press a button in the same
selection row.
MACRO
To assign a macro to any button, first select the desired macro in the Macro Configuration pane in the user
interface. Click a box in the Triggers contr ol group at the bottom of the surface, to enable “Listen” mode, then
hold down the MACRO button, punch the control surface button you want to use for the macro, and release
the MACRO button. (See also Section 22.4.1, NUMBERPAD)
When the MACRO button is held down, the names for any macros assigned to buttons in the (PGM/A/C) row
immediately beneath the selection area displays are shown. Punching the button below a macro name
triggers the corresponding macro.