User manual

ELARA 7371000 25.9.98 Page 25
Program Mode
Editing a Step in a Sequence
Individual steps of a programmed
sequence can be edited (ie the memory
number changed) without affecting the
other steps in that sequence.
1. Select a programmed sequence as
described above.
2. Press the PREVIEW/EDIT button to
activate the EDIT function. The light
in the button comes on.
3. Use the STEP + and STEP - buttons
to move to the step to be edited. The
DISPLAY indicates the current step
number. The lights next to the
MEMORY PAGE button show the
page number, and a light in one of
the CHANNEL FLASH buttons is
illuminated to indicate the memory
programmed into the current step.
The memory is output.
4. To edit the step, use the MEMORY
PAGE button to change page if
required, then select the required
memory by pressing the
corresponding CHANNEL FLASH
button. The previously output memory
goes off, the light in the selected
CHANNEL FLASH button comes on
and the new memory is output.
5. Press the PREVIEW/EDIT button.
This saves the edits and exits the
EDIT function.
Deleting a Step from a Sequence
At any time while a sequence step is
selected in PROGRAM Mode, it is
possible to remove that step from the
sequence.
1. Select a programmed sequence as
described above.
2. Use the STEP + and STEP - buttons
to select the step to be deleted. The
DISPLAY shows the current step
number.
3. Press the CLEAR button. The
selected step is removed from the
sequence. The DISPLAY shows the
previous step number, except in the
case where step 1 is deleted, when it
flashes briefly and shows “1”.
NOTES
Single Step
If there is only one step in the sequence and it
is deleted, the DISPLAY shows “00” indicating
that the sequence is now unprogrammed.
Renumbering Steps
Any steps in a sequence after the deleted step
are renumbered accordingly. For example, in a
10 step sequence where step 5 is deleted, the
original steps 6 to 10 become steps 5 to 9.
Abandoning Edits
To abandon edits made to a sequence, press
the MEMORY TYPE button, MODE button, or a
SEQUENCE button. The desk will exit the EDIT
function.