Recalling Setups - Solid State Logic SL 9000 J Series Operator's Manual

Total Recall
To view a list of the setups you have previously saved, return to the Settings pop-up
and stab in the 'name' box directly underneath the Total Recall Setup entry. A pop-up
appears (see opposite), listing all the setups and their names. To change a setup's
name, hit Edit Info at the bottom of the pop-up and stab on the item you wish to
rename. Once again, the QWERTY pop-up appears for entry of the new name.
Deselect Edit Info when finished.
Optionally, you can choose whether the QWERTY pop-up automatically appears
when you save a setup or not. Toggle the box in the lower left of the setup list to
switch between No Info when Saving and Ask for Info when Saving. Remember that
if you do not name a setup, it will be automatically numbered and stamped with the
current time and date.

Recalling Setups

Once Total Recall setups have been saved, they can also be recalled at any future time
via the Settings pop-up. First of all, you must, of course, have selected the correct
Project File, if this is not the current project. If you are not familiar with this procedure,
please read Section 2.
Now select the PROJECT SETTINGS button (MIX-DESK/Project/Settings) and stab
on the box beneath the Total Recall Setup entry. This will call up a list of Total Recall
setups for the currently selected project. Stab on the setup you require and the status
bar will confirm that the system is loading your setup. Once loaded, stab outside the
list to clear it, and then deselect the PROJECT SETTINGS button.
Having loaded the correct setup you now need to access the RECALL menu. This can
either be selected on the screen or by simply pressing the 'Master Menus' RECALL
button on the computer front panel. Note that the blue box above the menu confirms
the name of the setup you have selected. Select Manual and the screen will look
similar to that shown opposite.
The main area of the display is taken up by a graphic representation of Channel 1. A
normally blank area, to the right of the channel display, will show the Large Fader if
you are working with the fader motors off. (Note that, in order to enable a display of
the Large Fader, the 'not motorised' condition must be set in the FILE/SETUP/Desk
Config/Desk Layout menu (see Section 9), and is not subject to the current selection
of the front panel's MOTORS ON/OFF button.) When a Total Recall setup is
associated with an automated mix, recalling that mix with the motors on will, of
course, enable Large Fader levels to be reset automatically.
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