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Memory Functions

A memory register is a snapshot of the current state of

the switcher that can include one or multiple ME,

MiniME

™

, or MultiScreen outputs. Up to 100 memory

registers (10 banks of 10 registers) per ME, MiniME

™

or MultiScreen can be stored and recalled on the switcher.

Each of these memory registers can store as little as the

information of one ME, or as much as the current state

of the entire switcher, including all ME, MiniME

™

MultiScreen outputs, Aux Buses, and DVE settings.

Memory Access Mode

Switcher memories can be accessed either through Direct

Access or Bank mode.

• Direct Access — enter the bank and memory

number to store or recall a memory

• Bank — enter the memory number to store or

recall a memory (the bank is locked)

To Set the Memory Access Mode

The memory access mode applies to both memory storing

and recalling.

Press STORE.

Use the Mode knob to select the memory access

mode you want to use.

Storing Memories

When you store a memory, you are storing the complete

state of that panel row. This includes the current state of

all the areas on the ME, including keyer settings,

transition rates, wipe and pattern selections, and source

selections. In addition to the current state of the panel,

the current settings for the various keyers, such as chroma

key settings, and clip and gain settings, are also stored.

To Store a Memory (C10/C1)

To store a memory, you must select which ME to store

the memory for, and then use the pattern buttons to select

the bank and register to store the memory in.

Press and hold STORE and select the source

buttons on the key bus to select the ME,

MultiScreen, or MiniME

™

that you want to store

the memory for.

Use the numbers on the pattern buttons to select

the bank and register you want to store the

memory to. For example, press and then to

select bank 4, register 9.

The memory has been stored to the selected memory

To Store a Memory

(C1-A/C1M/C2/C2M/C2X/C2S)

To store a memory, you must select which ME to store

the memory for, and then use the pattern buttons to select

the bank and register to store the memory in.

Press and hold STORE and select the source

buttons on the key bus to select the ME,

MultiScreen, or MiniME

™

that you want to store

the memory for.

Use the numbers on the mnemonic buttons to

select the bank and register you want to store the

memory to.

The memory has been stored to the selected memory

To Store a Memory (C2X/C2S)

Press Store in the Effects Memory area for the

ME you want to store the memory to.

Select the recall mode that you want to store with

the memory. Toggle the button on (lit) to have

it stored with the memory.

•

PGM — selects the PGM recall mode

•

MEM AI — selects the Memory AI recall

mode

•

EFF DISS — selects the Effects Dissolve

recall mode

Press BANK.

Press the number for the bank you want to select.

Press the number for the memory register you

want to select.

The memory is stored in the selected location

and the Effect Memory area is assigned to recall.

Recalling Memories

When you recall a memory, the existing conguration

of that ME is replaced with the settings stored in the

memory.

Keep the following in mind when recalling memories:

• How a memory is recalled depends on the how the

Memory Attributes are set.

• Recalling a memory that includes a new

Media-Store image to be loaded from a USB drive

may result in the currently loaded image to be

displayed for a few frames while the new image is

loaded.

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