Specifications

REFERENCE MANUAL

NSI CORPORATION MC 24/48 Version 1.03

You can use the [CUE] hard key to create, select or edit a cue. When you create a new cue, it has a

manual time and no other cue attributes, unless you specify them.

& EXAMPLE: To select an existing cue or create a new cue (if the cue does not already

exist):

[CUE] [#] [ENTER]

In the example above, this command does not record the current stage levels; it simply creates a new cue as

it would in the Preview display. If you want to record the current stage levels, you must use the [RECORD

CUE] key. When the current track mode is Tracking, the new cue will have soft tracking levels, and will

therefore have the same channel levels as the cue that numerically precedes it. When the current track

mode is Cue Only, the new cue will have hard zeros assigned to any channel that has a level in the

preceding cue. When the current track mode is Cleanup, the new cue will have hard zeros assigned to

every channel in the new cue.

& EXAMPLE: To create a cue from any display:

[CUE] [#] (enter attributes) [ENTER]

@NOTE: The contents of the cue are determined by the track mode you are using.

You can also use the [CUE] key to use a cue as a group when setting channel levels. The syntax of the

command is exactly the same as when you use the [GROUP] key.

& EXAMPLE: To select cue channels at proportional levels:

[CUE] [#] [AT] [#] [ENTER]