Expression 3 - ETC

Parking channels
Park a channel by specifying the channel number and level. You may park
multiple channels at once. Set the level using the keyboard or with
reference to a preset focus point. When channels are parked, a yellow
alert appears at the lower right side of the Command display that reads
Parked Channels.
Using the keyboard
Park one or more channels at levels taken from the keyboard as follows.
Keystrokes:
Action:
1. Press [Stage]. Selects Stage display
2. Press [S6], Park. Prompt reads:
Select channel number(s), then
press ENTER to park, press AT to
select level, or press RELEASE to
unpark
3. Press [1] [Thru] [1][0] [Full]. Parks the channel at Full.
Alert appears:
Parked Channels
Parking at a focus point
You can park channels at a focus point as well as park focus point
channels themselves. See Parking recorded channels, page 202, for
information about parking focus point channels.
When you park channels at a focus point, they are linked to the focus point
and take whatever levels are set for the channels in the focus point. If
those levels in the focus point change, the link causes the same change
to occur for the parked channels. Channels parked at a focus point are
shown in the Park display with both the channel’s current level in the
focus point and the focus point number.
Park channels at a focus point using the following procedure.
Keystrokes:
Action:
1. Press [Stage]. Selects Stage display
2. Press [S6], Park. Prompt reads:
Select channel number(s), then
press ENTER to park, press AT to
select level, or press RELEASE to
unpark
3. Press [Chan] [1] [Thru]
[1][0] [Focus Point] [6].
Prompt reads:
Select focus point and press ENTER
4. Press [Enter]. Parks the channel at focus point 6
Alert appears:
Parked Channels
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