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3
Select the sub-register or sub-registers. You can press any combination
of the sub-register selection buttons, turning them on, as follows.
M/E1, M/E2, M/E3 button: Select sub-registers M/E-1, M/E-2, and
M/E-3, respectively.
P/P DSK button: Select the P/P & DSK sub-register.
USER button: Select the currently selected sub-registers of the USER
group (Frame Mem 1 and 2, AUX Buses, and Video Process).
You can specify which of the sub-registers of the USER group this
button selects, using the REGISTER menu (see page 9-15).
Pressing the ALL button selects all sub-registers, and lights the other
buttons.
4
Press the STORE/LEARN button, turning it on.
The display in the numeric keypad section shows the number of the
register for which you carried out a snapshot saving operation last time.
5
Use the numeric keypad to enter the register number where you want to
save the snapshot.
To use the first available empty register, enter a decimal point only.
The display shows the word "LEARN" followed by the register number
you have entered.
When the sub-registers which you specified in step 3 above are empty, a
lowercase "e" appears after the register number. When all sub-registers
of a register are empty, a capital "E" appears after the register number.
6
To apply attributes, press the required combination of the attribute
buttons, turning them on.
The correspondence between buttons and attributes is as follows:
+/–/EFF DIS button: "EFFECT DISSOLVE" attribute
CLR/AUTO TRANS button: "AUTO TRANSITION" attribute
TRIM/XPT DSBL button: "XPT DISABLE" attribute
7
Press the ENTER button.
This saves the snapshot in memory, and the STORE/LEARN button goes
off.
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Chapter 7 Snapshots
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