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122 PRO X User Manual
Item Control Function
1 Red cancel button
Cancels a store operation and closes the Store window
(illuminates to prompt when this button is active).
2 Yellow now/[NOW] button Recalls the currently highlighted scene in the cue list, clearing any unsaved adjustments.
3 Green next/[NEXT] LCD button
Changes scene selection to the next scene/point scene (highlighted in green) in the cue list.
For details of the button’s display information, see “next LCD button” in Chapter 30. (The GUI’s NEXT
button does not display any information.)
4 Jog wheel
Quickly dials the scene numbers beyond the capability of the ‘last’ and ‘next’ buttons by scrolling the
‘now’ scene through the cue list one scene/point scene at a time.
5 Red last/[LAST] button Changes scene selection to the previous scene (highlighted in red) in the cue list.
6 Green ok button Conrms an action (illuminates to prompt when this is necessary).
7 Yellow store/[STORE SCENE] button
Opens the Store Scene window (see “To create a new scene using the current settings” in chapter 9)
and lets you store the current settings to the currently selected scene.
next LCD button
The next LCD button in the automation section has two modes of operation—
as a ‘next’ button and, when using the jogwheel, as a ‘now’ button. As a ‘next’
button it will display “NEXT” when there is another scene in the cue list — of
higher value — that you can move to. When “End” is displayed the current scene
is the last in the cue list. However, when using the jog wheel the next button’s
display changes to provide scene/point scene information (as shown below).
Automation screen
The Automation screen can be broadly divided into the following main
areas (domains):
• Scenes — see “Scenes”.
• Shows — see “Show les”.
• Scope — see Chapter 21 “Scope (Automation)”.
• Events — see Chapter 22 “Events (Automation)”.
For details on how to open the Automation screen, see “To open the Automation
screen” in chapter 9.
Using the right-click menu
You can access some of the functions of the function buttons and also additional
ones by right-clicking the desired scene/point scene. This opens a menu
(shown below) that has the following options:
• Edit: Opens the Edit Scene Properties window.
• Add: Opens a submenu with the following options:
• Overwrite Scene: Overstores the scene with any changes made.
For example, if you are working on scene 2, and you have made changes
to it, right-click on scene 3 and then select Add > Overwrite Scene,
and scene 3 will be overstored with the changes made to scene 2.
• Insert Scene: Inserts the scene you have just copied immediately
before this one.
• Midi Event: Creates a MIDI event in the scene.
• Internal Event: Creates an internal event in the scene.
• GPIO Event: Creates a GPIO event in the scene.
• Crossfade Event: Creates a crossfade event in the scene.
• Delete: Deletes the selected scene (see “Copying and deleting scenes”).
• Copy: Copies the selected scene (see “Copying and deleting scenes”).
• Paste: Pastes the scene you have just copied.
• Expand: Expands the scene/point scene (see “To expand a scene/
point scene”.
• Un-Expand: Closes the point scenes of the current scene/point scene
(see “To expand a scene/point scene”).
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Scene/point
scene number
Scene name.