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GROUP Screen
3)
Grouping CHs
3.1) Entering from a Group Number
> GROUP Group number = CH number ↵
When CHs are assigned to an already preset group, those CHs are grouped at the second press of the
↵ button.
Example) Assign CH1 to CH5 to GROUP1.
> GROUP1 = CH1~5 ↵
3.2) Entering from a CH number
> CH number = GROUP Group number ↵
When CHs are assigned to an already preset group, those CHs will be grouped when the ↵ button is
pressed again.
Example) Assign CH1 to CH5 to GROUP1.
> CH1+5 = GROUP1 ↵
4)
Resetting CH grouping
4.1) Reset some of the already grouped CHs.
> GROUP Group number = CH number RESET ↵ ↵
Example) Reset CH5 in GROUP1.
> GROUP1 = CH5 RESET ↵ ↵
4.2) Reset the CH grouping of any group as a batch.
> GROUP Group number RESET ↵ ↵
Example) Reset the CH grouping of GROUP1 in a batch.
> GROUP1 RESET ↵ ↵
5)
Changing the actual scenes and preset scenes
* Refer to the attached sheet "How to change scene numbers."
* After the actual scene was changed, the preset scene automatically gains the same scene number
as that of the actual scene.
6)
Scene copying a group
When scene copying is performed, the group and group comments are copied.
After scene copying was performed, the preset scene number automatically switches to the
copy destination scene number.
> F13 (SCENE) Copy source scene number COPY Copy destination scene number ↵ ↵
Example) Copy scene 1 to scene 2.
> Scene 1 COPY Scene 2 ↵ OK? ↵
7)
Move the display page up or down.
Page up:
PAGEUP
Page down: PAGEDOWN
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