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Create a snapshot and associate it with a cue using shortcut method:

In this case, the current front panel settings are stored into the snapshot according to the filters currently enabled in

the Snapshot Filter and automatically associated with the cue. The snapshot stored using this method is given an

invisible snapshot number of 1000 or above. The number is chosen by the console and cannot be accessed in the

Snapshot Data window.

Step 1. Configure console as required.

Step 2. At central touchscreen, press

Snapshotbutton. Snapshot Filter will open.

Step 3. At Snapshot Filter, select console areas to be snapshot. (They will be highlighted in gray.)

Step 4. Press [Store] [Cue] [n] [Link] [Snap Shot] [Snap Shot] [Enter]. Snapshot will be created and associated with

Cue n.

Note: Each snapshot created this way will be unique to that cue. Commonly used snapshots should first be created

and then linked to a cue using the Link command. Refer to "Link" on page 272.

Create a snapshot cue using a submaster:

+ Press and hold [Snap Shot] while touching a specific submaster on the touchscreen. This will create a snapshot

for the cue in that particular submaster.

Deleting Snapshots

A snapshot can be deleted using the keypad Delete function.

Delete snapshot(s):

+ [Delete] [Snap Shot] [n] [Enter],

+ Press and hold [Delete] while pressing Snapshot Palette Button.

Recalling Snapshots

When a snapshot is recalled, any cues that were in active playback will be recalled in their stored times. Any cues that

were in pending will be placed in the appropriate pending files.

Recall snapshot using the palette:

Step 1. At palette, select

Snaps.

Step 2. Press desired

Snapshot Palette Button.

Recall snapshot using command-line keypad:

+ Press [Snapshot] [n] [Enter] (where n is the discrete snapshot number).

Snapshot Palette Buttons

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