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Delete an entire Preset:

Note: If cues are referenced in a Preset, the Preset cannot be deleted, but it can be moved or copied.

Step 1. Select all channels in that Preset.

Step 2. [Delete] [Preset] [n] [Enter] (where n is the discrete preset number)

press and hold [Delete] while pressing

Preset Palette Button. The display will now show this as an "empty" Preset.

Delete a specific channel’s Preset data:

Step 1. Select channels you wish to remove from a Preset.

Step 2. [Delete] [Preset] [n] [Enter] (where n is the discrete preset number)

press and hold [Delete] while pressing

Preset Palette Button.

Recall a preset using Presets palette:

Step 1. Select required channels (only selected channels that have data stored in that preset will be affected).

Step 2. Ensure Presets are selected on at least one palette. (Refer to page 130.)

Step 3. Press required

Preset Palette Button.

Recall a preset using command-line keypad:

Step 1. Select required channels (only selected channels that have data stored in that Preset will be affected).

Step 2. Press [Preset] [n] [Enter] (where n is the discrete Preset number).

Recall specific preset data:

Note: For more information, refer to "Selective Recall" on page 283.

Step 1. Using Function Filter, select parameters to be recalled. (Refer to "Function Filter" on page 115.)

Step 2. Select channel(s) as required.

Step 3. Press [Recall] [Preset] [n] [Enter]

[Recall] Preset Palette Button. All stored data will be recalled from the

specified preset (n), as defined by the selections on the filters.

Replace a Preset cue reference with hard data:

Step 1. Select required channels.

Step 2. At Filter, selected desired parameter(s).

Step 3. At keypad, press [-] [Preset] [#] [Enter]. The cue reference is now replaced with hard data.

Step 4. Re-store the cue.

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