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B-10
Key
[SEQ] (C/D)
[SHIFT ↑]
[SMPTE]
[SNAP]
[SNAP +]
[SOFT]
[SPOT]
[SPOT]
[STAGE]
[STEP DOWN]
[STEP UP]
[STORE]
[STORE RATE]
[SWAP SCREENS]
[TEACH MACRO]
Sabre
What it does
When activated (LED on), the next memory in the numerical
sequence is automatically loaded into the crossfader at its zero
limit.
This key accesses the secondary function of keys that contain 2
functions.
Enable or disable the SMPTE function.
Start the SMPTE clock.
Edit SMPTE time code assignments for Events and memories.
Program, operate, and erase Snaps on the Numeric Soft Keys.
Operate Snaps in the forcing mode, selecting the Snaps on the
Numeric Soft keys. Access using [SHIFT].
Assign a soft run mode chaser to the controllers.
Switch the Numeric Soft Key mode to Spot. Spots can be selected
using the NSKs.
Set the numeric keypad for spot selection. This key also acts as an
"and" key when used between spot selections.
Press twice in order to set the number default selection as Spot.
Spot appears in the command line on a gray field. The system
recognizes the first number selection as spot selection, making it
unnecessary to press this key before the number selection.
Toggle between the Stage display (including spots, some channels,
A/B playback, and chasers) and X-Fade exam (a graphic
representation of the A/B playback, a short memory list, and an
expanded controller display).
This key generally returns monitor 1 to Stage display from any
other display except menus.
Use with [SHIFT] for display control on monitor 3.
Decrement parameter step by 1.
Increment parameter step value by 1.
Store memories, Libraries, text, Loop assignments, Snaps, etc.
Store chaser rate after modification
Swap between monitor 1 and monitor 2.
Helpful when using Print Screen to print the display on monitor 2..
Teach Macro allows you to program a Macro live. The Teach
Macro function provides a way to program Macros for menu
functions (not including the Macro menu).
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