Delete A Memory; Sequences - ETC SmartFade User Manual

D e l e t e a M e m o r y
To remove a memory completely from the console, you must record over the memory with
all channels at zero.

Delete a memory:

Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
S e q u e n c e s
Sequences are chains of memories and/or channels. Sequences may be programmed on
any of faders 21-24 (45-48) on all memory pages (1-12) or in the STACK (see
27). Sequences in faders 21-24 (45-48) can contain up to 24 steps each, and the STACK
sequence can contain up to 199 steps (including point cue insertions). Sequences on the
faders and the Stack on the crossfaders can all run simultaneously.
Each step in the sequence can have its own playback timing. Default timing is set in the
LCD menu. See
playback using the [RATE] button and the dial or it can be edited later in the Sequences
menu.
Sequence steps can contain memories that have already been recorded, or empty
memories that can be edited later.
You can use [MAGIC] to create randomized sequences. Once recorded, Magic sequences
can be edited like any other sequence.
N o t e :
Sequence attributes can be set in the LCD menu. See
38. Sequences that are set to MANUAL operation and are stored on faders 21-24 (45-48)
require the bump button for GO operation and will be excluded from SOLO functions. See
Pile-on and SOLO Modes, page
22
Press [CLEAR] [CLEAR] [CLEAR] [CLEAR] to clear all console outputs.
Press [REC MEM]. The [REC MEM] button lights and the console switches to
memory mode. Occupied memories will blink dim red.
Press the bump button (blinking dim red) of the memory you wish to delete. The
memory will record all levels at zero and the console reverts back to whatever
fader mode it was in before the [REC MEM] button was pressed.
Press [MEMS] to ensure the memory has been deleted. The corresponding
bump should no longer be lit.
Normal Mode LCD Menu, page 38. This timing can be overridden during
Normal Mode LCD Menu, page
15.
STACK, page
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