Operator`s manual

only changes in channels already inthe submaster, there is no need to use the

{CHANS IN} softkey. The {CHANS IN} softkey is used, as necessary, when

updating cues.

Channels that are off in the selection will be removed from the submaster.

[UPDATE] [SUB] [1] [*] (All Modes)

Updates levels that have been modified in submaster 1,

excluding levels of channels that were not already in the

submaster.

[SUB] [7] [*] [UPDATE] [SUB] [1] [*] (All Modes)

First selects all of the channels in submaster 7, then updates

their levels in submaster 1, excluding levels of channels that

were not already in the submaster.

Including the {ADD ALL} softkey in the update command includes level changes

in channels that are not already in the submaster.

[UPDATE]{ADD ALL} [SUB] # [*] (All Modes)

Updates levels in the specified submaster for channels that have

been modified. Includes modified channels that are not already

in the submaster, and channels that have been removed from

the modified list by using [SHIFT] [CLR]. Channels that are off in

the selection will be removed from the submaster.

[UPDATE]{ADD ALL} [SUB] [1] [*] (All Modes)

Updates all channels that have been modified in submaster 1,

including channels that are not already in submaster 1.

[SUB] [7] [*] [UPDATE] {ADD ALL} [SUB] [1] [*] (All Modes)

First selects all of the channels in submaster 7, then records

their levels in submaster 1, including channels that are not

already in the submaster 7.

chan [UPDATE] [SUB] # [*] updates levels of the specified channels in the

specified submasters to match the current Levels screen for the selected

channels, regardless of whether or not they have been modified. Excludes

channels that are not already in the submaster, regardless of whether or not they

have been modified. Channels that are off in the selection will be removed from

the submaster.

[1] [THRU] [5] [UPDATE] [SUB] [*] (All Modes)

Changes channel 1 through 5 levels in submaster 1, excluding

channels that are not already in the submaster. If the submaster

fader is not at 0 then the updated levels are adjusted to avoid

output bumps. For example, if the submaster fader is at 50% and

a channel level of 10% (from the output) is updated, the level

recorded into the submaster is actually 20% so that the

submaster output is 10%. The maximum level that can be

recorded into the submaster is 100% so output bumps can still

occur with a low fader and high levels.

Note: To clear the changed indicator and set red channel levels back to cyan, press [SHIFT]

[CLR].