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The Channel Strip being displayed on-screen will also be shown on the<br />

console surface, with the relevant SOLO led for that Channel strip being<br />

lit.<br />

Where a control on the surface matches that held in the Recall file, there<br />

will be no purple mark around it, and the control will appear lighter in<br />

colour.<br />

The fader display will only be shown on consoles where it is not possible to<br />

set these levels automatically, so on consoles with automation faders,<br />

these levels will be set automatically.<br />

The graphic on the right side of the screen is an enlarged version of the<br />

first control that requires resetting.<br />

The four buttons above the large control display allow you to set which<br />

sections of the desk to be reset and verified.<br />

▶ Select as appropriate.<br />

For example, if you only have Ch selected, then no controls for the 8T or<br />

Monitor sections will be displayed on screen, or included in the verify<br />

procedure.<br />

▶ Each time you click Ch, 8T/Rev or Mon, the Recall software to start to<br />

scan those sections of the console and display any differences so they can<br />

be reset.<br />

By default, this will be set to All, until another selection is made.<br />

Keyboard Shortcuts<br />

Tab – turns Hold mode on and<br />

off (see below)<br />

0 – Directly displays the Monitor<br />

Panel when Recall is active.<br />

Auto mode:<br />

Left Arrow – will advance the<br />

on-screen display by 1 channel.<br />

If there are no controls to be<br />

reset on this channel, it will<br />

advance to the next channel<br />

that does.<br />

Right Arrow - will decrease the<br />

on-screen display by 1 channel.<br />

If there are no controls to be<br />

reset on this channel, it will<br />

have no effect.<br />

Hold mode:<br />

Left Arrow – will advance the<br />

on-screen display by 1 channel<br />

Right Arrow - will decrease the<br />

on-screen display by 1 channel.<br />

▶ Turn each control on the desk until it matches the purple mark.<br />

Once a control has been set, the next control down on that particular<br />

channel strip will be displayed on the right hand side.<br />

▶ Continue to match all the controls as they are displayed.<br />

Please note, that you do not have to set the controls on a channel strip in<br />

the order that they are displayed.<br />

If you select another control other than is currently displayed on the right<br />

side of the screen, the display will change to show whichever control you<br />

are resetting.<br />

Once a particular section on the desk has been set, that section on the left<br />

side of the screen will clear until all controls for all three sections on a<br />

channel strip have been set.<br />

The screen will then swap to showing all the controls for Channel Strip 2<br />

that require resetting (and the SOLO led for Channel 2 will light on the<br />

surface), and so on until all the Channel Strips and 8T Strips have been<br />

reset.<br />

▶ Continue to match all the controls as they are displayed.<br />

When all of these strips have been reset, the display will show the Monitor<br />

panel, so that Talkback, Cues etc can be matched.<br />

When the last control on the console has been set, Recall will scan the<br />

console surface three times itself to ensure that all the controls still match<br />

(this is to ensure that if a control has been accidentally moved after it has<br />

been reset, the user is made aware of this).<br />

If a control is detected that needs further adjustment, it will be displayed.<br />

▶ Reset the control until it matches.<br />

If all controls match, an information screen will inform you that the Recall<br />

has been verified and the console has been reset.<br />

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