Duality SE Operator's Manual - Solid State Logic

emoteChannel taBsThe Chans 1 to 24, Chans 25 to 48, Chans 49 to 72 and Chans 73 to 96 tabs allow the user to assign small images(eyecons) and names to console channels. The system is supplied with a number of standard eyecons. Others can be addedby the user – see below.To insert a picture onto the channel’s Eyeconix meter section, click on the required graphic in the left hand list and drag itto the rectangle above the channel name. If you want to name the channel after the Eyeconix, check the set fader namebox beneath the Eyeconix list before dragging the graphic to the channel.To rename a channel’s TFT scribble strip display, simply click on the name (eg. ‘fader 1’) and enter the required name.You can use the keyboard tab key to move through the channel name boxes.When the keyboard tab key is used to move to a new name box in the Duality Remote’s Channel tabs, any text alreadypresent in the new box is now automatically selected ready for deletion, so that names can be entered directly withoutrequiring any additional keystrokes.To add more images to the Eyeconix list, select the add button at the bottom of the left hand list and select the requiredgraphic from the resulting pop-up. Supported file formats are: gif, jpeg, tiff, and png – the Eyeconix software will automaticallyresize any picture brought into the remote interface.All eyecons are stored in a dedicated folder on the removable flash card in the console. A copy of the eyecons used in eachTitle is stored in the Eyeconix folder inside the Title folder. This ensures that Project archives will automatically include allthe eyecons used in that Project.To delete a graphic from the list, highlight it and select Delete. Note that if you delete one of the system eyecons it willbe restored next time you restart your Duality SE.Note that systems fitted with LCD scribble strips support a maximum of six characters. Longer names will beintelligently shortened to this length.Duality se V3 Operator’s Manual6-7