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System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Layouts and Snapshots
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4. Press an unused key in the Snapshot Panel to store the new Snapshot.
Unused locations are darkened and have a default name SS #. In Figure 10-2,
the first unused location is SS 20. It is not possible to overwrite an existing
Snapshot. To reuse an existing location, delete the Snapshot first (page 136).
The New key darkens and the Name key illuminates.
5. Use the console keyboard to name the new Snapshot and press Enter.
It is worth mentioning that after a Snapshot is created, there is no method to determine
its exact contents. For this reason, we recommend storing complete channels and using
a descriptive name. See Update Snapshot for information about modifying a Snapshot.
10.2.2 Recall a Snapshot
To recall a single Snapshot:
1. If the RCL key is not lit, press it once so it begins flashing.
2. Press the key corresponding to the Snapshot you wish to recall.
The Snapshot restores the selected settings and the RCL key turns off.
It is sometimes useful to recall several Snapshots consecutively to decide which one to
work with:
1. If the RCL key is not lit, press it twice so it illuminates. If the RCL key is
flashing, press it once.
2. Press the key corresponding to the Snapshot to recall.
The Snapshot reconfigures the console surface and the RCL key remains illu-
minated for another selection.
10.2.3 Update Snapshot
If function or switch values in a Snapshot change, they can be updated easily.
1. Press the STO key at bottom-right of the Snapshot Panel.
The STO key begins flashing.
2. Press the key for the Snapshot to update.
Only the items from the Snapshot are updated to the current settings.