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RECALL<br />
Recall Overview<br />
Recall is an optional software package that not only enables the console to<br />
record led states (in much the same way as a Snapshot does), but to also<br />
record and recall the level of all rotary controls as well.<br />
These values can then be sent back to the console, either globally or<br />
selectively, where rotary controls can be matched by hand following the<br />
on-screen graphics, and led and button states can be set with a single<br />
mouse click.<br />
If the Recall software has been installed and licensed, there will be a red<br />
letter R displayed in the top right of the timecode display.<br />
If it is not fitted, it will be displayed in grey, as shown left.<br />
Please be aware that when the<br />
console faders are controlling<br />
DAW faders via HUI, these<br />
levels will not form part of any<br />
Recall file, and will therefore not<br />
be available for restoring at a<br />
later time.<br />
These DAW fader levels are<br />
actually stored in the DAW, and<br />
not in the <strong>Genesys</strong> Recall files.<br />
Recall differs from a console snapshot, in that while both of them record<br />
the state and position of all buttons, leds and rotary controls, a Snapshot<br />
can only replay led and button states back to the console.<br />
Recall on the other hand, will show a graphical representations of a control<br />
on the desk allowing the user to match it manually. Once a control has<br />
been reset, the next control in that strip will be displayed and so on, until<br />
all controls have been reset.<br />
NB: On automation desks, the fader can be recalled automatically due to<br />
the presence of a fader motor, and is part of the 'soft controls' part of the<br />
Recall (along with all of the led states).<br />
On non-automation desks, the fader has to be matched by hand using the<br />
on-screen graphic.<br />
The software can either display each control in sequence from channel 1<br />
so it can be reset in order (Automatic mode), or individual channels can<br />
be selected in any order, where you only need to set certain controls on<br />
certain channels (Hold mode).<br />
Recall operates on the three main sections of the console, each of which is<br />
further sub-divided:<br />
Monitor Panel<br />
This is nominally split into:<br />
1. Cues / Master Meter Selects (shown with grey background)<br />
2. Monitor Panel / Console Status sections<br />
Greyed out sections indicate that they do not form part of the Recall<br />
system:<br />
• Routing<br />
• Oscillator<br />
• Slate<br />
• Talkback<br />
• Monitor knob leds (Dim, AFL, PFL, SIF)<br />
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