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Console Buttons Release Playback • Pressing this button will release the cue list on the selected playback master. The cue pointer will remain at the current cue position, therefore pressing [GO] will put you back into the same state you were in before you hit [REL PB] • Press [SHIFT]+[REL PB] to release all cue lists. Palette OS Operations Manual 90
Console Buttons Macro Buttons • The M-Key buttons allow you to put custom macros on them. • These buttons are tied to the current Variables Pages and can either be momentary, toggles or radio buttons. • If the LED is on, the button (variable) has a macro attached to it. If it's flashing, the button is down. • You can display virtual buttons from the Display Menu. • Right Click on one of the virtual buttons to change its macro. • These buttons can be linked to external architectural button stations, MIDI or contact closures. 91 Palette OS Operations Manual
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Index Contents Offices and Service
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Index GM - Grandmaster 51 Über Sta
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Index Selecting Channels ..........
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Concepts and Overview Concepts and
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Concepts and Overview About Palette
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Concepts and Overview The Abstract
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Concepts and Overview sunrise has e
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Concepts and Overview cues, only th
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Screen Layout Screen Layout Screen
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Screen Layout 29 Palette OS Operati
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Screen Layout The Goto Cue button a
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Screen Layout Channel Grid The Chan
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Recording and Editing Cues Updating
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Cue Lists Cue List Directory The cu
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Cue Lists Follow), typing [CUE][5]
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Cue Lists Playback Loops Links and
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Cue Lists You can click on and chan
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Tools SMPTE Learn Mode SMPTE Learn
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Tools RemDim or Remainder Dim Acces
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Tools Channel Check With Channel Ch
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General Information General Show Op
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General Information Default Cue Lis
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General Information Using the mouse
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General Information Patch Note: Pal
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General Information The options for
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Hardware Setup Hardware Setup Selec
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Macros and Show Control Macros & Sh
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Palette Control Panel Palette Contr
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Palette Control Panel Upgrading the
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Palette Control Panel Hardware Test
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Palette Control Panel Applications
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Palette Control Panel Windows Media
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