Edit Memory; Restoring Theatrically-Using Edit Nemory Menu - Jands Event Plus Operating Manual

15.40 Edit Memory

15.31 Recording Theatrically- Using Edit Memory Menu
Many theatre lighting consoles do not have individual channel faders. To record
Memories on these consoles the operator uses a keypad and enters channel numbers
and level settings:
eg. CH# -
1 -
(channel 1 to channel 10 at 50% intensity)
Event offers this quick and convenient method through the Edit Memory (or Edit
Chase) menu:
1. Press the Edit button then press the Memory button.
2. Enter the Memory number (0 - 999) to be recorded.
3. Enter new level values into the menu's CH# - TO# - AT fields.
NOTE:
As each channel or group of channels is adjusted using either edit method, the
changes are stored temporarily so there is no need to press Record to save each
individual change.
4. When all settings have been made press the Record button. If you want to
abandon all the changes and start again, press Exit.
5. A message displays on the LCD showing the number of Memories recorded
and the number still available for future recording.
TIP:
Unless the Memory is already recorded you will not be able to put the Memory
on an Assign fader and so be able to see what you are doing.
To get around this problem it's possible to assign the edit output to a fader:
• Press the Assign button followed by the Edit button.
• Press the Flash button beneath the Assign fader to be used to control the
Edit output.
Once the Flash button has been pressed, the Assign menu is closed and you will
see the Edit output has replaced whatever was previously controlled by the
Assign Master.
TO# - At
10 - 50
© Jands Electronics May 1995
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