Expression 3 - ETC

The oversized show
If your show requires more than 600 cues, you can still run it by creating
the show in segments, with each segment having less than 600 cues.
Follow the procedures below to create and play back an oversized show
as a series of separate show segments.
Creating the oversized show
Let’s assume that you want to create a show containing 800 cues. Create
the intended show as two, separate shows using the following procedure:
1. Create a show containing the first 400 cues and store it on a diskette
called Beginning. You will have the show called Beginning stored on
diskette as well as in console memory.
2. Next, erase all cues from the show in the console memory (not the
one on diskette).
3. Re-program that show in memory for the remaining 400 cues you
need.
4. Store that second show on a new diskette called End.
Playing back an oversized show
1. When it’s time to play back the show, load and play back the show
called Beginning.
2. When all cues in Beginning have been played, load and play back the
show called End. Arrange the break between shows Beginning and
End so that it occurs during a natural break in the show or between
cues.
Note: If you load in show End while playing a cue from show Beginning
in the faders, you will not be able to view that Beginning cue in the Blind
display. Instead, the Blind display will show the first cue in show End.
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