Instruction manual

Memories
Solution & Solution XL Operating Manual – Issue 1.0 Page 93
Figure 72 - Memory Setup Window (Auto Trigger)
If the Trigger is set to Real Time – select the [Trigger Timecode] option and
enter the required Real Time Trigger.
If the Trigger is set to SMPTE – select the [Trigger Timecode] option and
enter the required SMPTE Timecode.
If the Trigger is set to MIDI – select the [Trigger Timecode] option and enter
the required MIDI Timecode.
Note: SMPTE and MIDI Timecode can only be used with the addition of
the optional upgrade card.
Jumps in the Memory Stack
You can specify a memory number to jump to after the selected memory is
run. This allows you to jump forwards or backwards in the memory stack
rather than playing the memories back in numerical order.
Select the [Next] field in the Memory Setup Window. Enter the memory
number to jump to and then press the [OK] button. Only valid programmed
memory numbers are allowed.
Figure 73 - Memory Setup Window (Jumps)
Notes – Jumps in the Memory Stack
In the Memory Setup Window the Next field defaults to blank indicating
that the next programmed memory in the stack will be triggered after the
current one (ie no jump).
You can change the Next field as required to allow jumps in the memory
stack and therefore play back the memories in non-numerical order.
If a memory number is entered in the Next field, that memory number
will be displayed in the Comments column of the Memories Window, eg
Next:123.
To remove a jump – press backspace to clear the Next field in the
Memory Setup Window and then press ENTER.
To remove ALL jumps from the memory stack – press the SETUP key,
then select [Clear Options], [Clear Jumps] and confirm.