Grass Valley Kalypso User Manual V.15.0 - Manual (Page 328)

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Section 3 — System Operation
M/E E-MEM Subpanel
When the M/E bank of a split M/E is delegated to one partition, that M/E’s
E-MEM subpanel will control only that partition’s E-MEM registers.
Recalling and running effects will only occur on the currently selected par-
tition.
When the M/E bank and been delegated to both partitions, effect recalls
and runs are initiated in both partitions and are controlled simultaneously.
Master E-MEM Subpanel
The Master E-MEM system controls M/E partitions differently, depending
on the Kalypso system E-MEM Prefs settings.
If default settings are used (Boundary set to Primary, Partition set to None),
the Master E-MEM subpanel will not be able to control the Secondary par-
tition of a split M/E. Secondary partition E -MEM control is available from
the M/E’s E-MEM subpanel.
Alternatively, Secondary partition control can be configured to be linked to
the Primary partition, in which case E-MEM operations on the Master
E-MEM subpanel will affect both partitions, or it can be configured sepa-
rately, permitting completely independent E-MEM control of each partition
from the Master E-MEM subpanel.
Note See Split M/E E-MEM Level Assignments on page 329 for specific informa-
tion about the different configurations available.
Split M/E E-MEM Register Save to Disk
When effect registers are saved to disk, all the levels of that effect are saved,
including information for both partitions of a split M/E.
M/E Copy
The Copy/Swap subpanel can be used to copy M/E settings from one loca-
tion to another. M/E Copy and Swap operates on the entire M/E regardless
of mode or secondary assignments. For example, if a source M/E is split
and the destination M/E is not, after a copy both M/Es will be split. Swaps
behave in a similar manner, with the split setting and resource assignments
being swapped between the M/Es.
Split M/Es and E-MEM Control
When an M/E is split, the Primary and Secondary partitions each have
their own essentially separate E-MEM system. How each of these partitions
are controlled by E-MEM operations depends on the E-MEM Prefs settings
for that M/E.