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BLIND Screen
10. Specifying the Level of One or More CH(s)
10.1) Set the CH(s) to the specified level
* The level operation amount is displayed in parentheses in the command line.
> CH number
@
Example 1) Set the level of CH1 to 100%.
> 1
@FL
Example 2) Set the levels of CH1 and CH3 to 50%.
> 1
+
3
@
Example 3) Set the levels of CH4 to CH7 to 8%.
∼
> 4
7
@
Example 4) Set the level of CH1 to 70% and then set the level of CH3 to 45%.
> 1
@
7
> 3
@
4
Example 5) Set the level of CH1 to 70% and then set the level of the same CH to 45%.
> 1
@
7
> @
4
5
10.2) Restore the CH(s) level to the most recently specified level.
* This operation cannot restore the level of any CH to that before the most recently specified one.
> @UNDO
Example) Set the level of CH1 to 100%, then 50%, and then restore it to 100%.
> 1
@FL
> 1 @
5
> 1 @UNDO
10.3) Restore the CH(s) level to the recorded value.
> CH number
@RETURN
Example) Restore the level of CH1 to the recorded value.
> 1
@RETURN
10.4) Keep the CH(s) level unchanged in this CUE (use the value inherited from the preceding CUE).
> CH number
@
Example) Keep the level of CH1 unchanged in this CUE.
> 1
@
RESET
10.5) Specify the CH following the currently specified one.
> NEXT
Example) Set the levels of CH3 to CH5 to 100% and then specify CH6.
∼
> 3
5
@FL
NEXT
The COMMAND line is displayed as follows:
> 6 @ 5 3
↑
This level is the one set to CH6 on the BLIND screen.
Level
5
0
0
8
0
5
0
0
RESET
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