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Config Mode and Show Mode<br />

There are two main operating modes, Config Mode and Show<br />

Mode. Use Config mode to set up your system and options;<br />

use Show mode to mix your performance.<br />

Config Mode<br />

Config mode provides access to the configuration settings<br />

that are typically performed as part of system setup (before<br />

mixing). For example, you must be in Config mode to do any<br />

of the following:<br />

• Choose a Main mix format (L–R+M, or L–C–R)<br />

• Designate the number and mono/stereo format of available<br />

auxes and groups, combine two mono channels into<br />

one stereo input channel, or split a stereo input channel<br />

into two mono channels.<br />

• Install plug-ins<br />

• Assign plug-ins in the software racks<br />

• Route side-chain inputs to plug-ins<br />

• Initialize (or reset) hardware devices and options<br />

• Change Matrix Source pickoff points<br />

• Change Master Insert points<br />

• Customize console and software interaction<br />

• Move channels to different fader strips<br />

• Perform system tests and diagnostics<br />

Some Config mode operations interrupt audio throughput.<br />

Show Mode<br />

Show mode is the main operating mode for the system software.<br />

All mixing and routing features are available, based on<br />

your settings made in Config mode.<br />

Toggling Between Config Mode and<br />

Show Mode<br />

To toggle between Config mode and Show mode, do one of the<br />

following:<br />

• Press the Console Mode switch (located above the Bus Assigns).<br />

– or –<br />

• Double-click the Mode display in the Status Bar, located in<br />

lower-right hand corner of the screen.<br />

System Lock<br />

System Lock locks out all manual changes (console and screen<br />

actions), allowing the operator to safely step away from the<br />

system. Audio continues to pass but is not affected by console<br />

controls until the operator disables System Lock.<br />

System Lock is activated by clicking the LOCK button on the<br />

Options > System page, which locks the console and hides the<br />

on-screen controls. (System Lock is not available in the Standalone<br />

software.)<br />

System Lock button on the Options > System page<br />

Locking and Unlocking the System<br />

To engage System Lock:<br />

1 Go to the Option > Systems page.<br />

2 Click the Lock button in the System section.<br />

3 In the dialog that appears, click Lock.<br />

On the console, the LCDs for each 8-channel fader bank display<br />

System Locked.<br />

On-screen, an Unlock button appears in the lower right corner<br />

in front of a dimmed background image.<br />

You can add your own custom images to display in place of<br />

the default VENUE logo. See “Customizing the System<br />

Lock Display” on page 29 for information.<br />

To unlock the system (disengage System Lock):<br />

• Do either of the following:<br />

• Press and hold the Cancel button on the console for two<br />

seconds.<br />

– or –<br />

• Click Unlock in the lower right corner of the screen.<br />

the Unlock button is hidden after a few seconds. Touch the<br />

mouse or keyboard to bring it back.<br />

System Status while Locked<br />

GPI All console GPI inputs and outputs are disabled while the<br />

system is locked.<br />

Footswitches All Footswitch inputs are disabled while the system<br />

is locked.<br />

Events All Event triggers and actions that include console or<br />

GPI/Footswitch functions are disabled while the system is<br />

locked.<br />

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VENUE <strong>SC48</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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