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Selecting Displays
When a display is selected, the screen is highlighted in a gold border and the display name (such as
"1. Live Channel") will be in gold as well. When a display is not selected, there is no border and the
tab name is gray.
If a display is already open, it can be selected in the following ways:
Press [Tab] to change focus from the currently selected tab to the tab immediately to the
right. If no tabs are to the right, the selection moves to the first tab on the left of all available
monitors.
Press [Tab] & [n], where "n" represents the tab number of the desired tab.
Press [Live] or [Blind] to automatically bring Live/ Blind into focus. If there are multiple
instances of Live/ Blind, pressing [Shift] & [Live] / [Blind] brings the next Live/ Blind tab into
focus.
Double press a record target button (such as [Preset] or [Submaster]) to either open the asso-
ciated display or select it if it is already open.
Zooming Displays
You may zoom in and out on displays. To do this, press and hold the [Format] button and scroll the
Level Wheel to alter the display. Scrolling the wheel up zooms in. Scrolling the wheel down zooms
out. Zooming the channel summary display when it is in 100 channel mode is not supported. You
can also zoom by holding down the left mouse button and rolling the scroll wheel on a mouse.
Moving Displays
To move the active display from one monitor to another, press and hold the [Tab] key and use the
page arrow keys to move the display in the direction of the desired screen. One press of the left or
right page keys will move the display to the next screen in that direction. To move it back, press the
opposite arrow key.
Clickable Displays
Several displays have click supported cells. Clicking on a cell will select and place it on the command
line. You can click on multiple cells to select a range of items. Double-clicking a row header will select
that row and deselect any other rows. In-Cell editing must be enabled in Setup>Device>Displays. See
In-Cell Editing (on page 150)
The following displays have clickable support:
Show Control List
Cue List
Playback Status Display
Palette Lists
Sub List
Preset List
Effect List
System Basics
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