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Storing snapshots, Information about a snapshot, key to edit the name of the snap

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5 - Channel modules : Snapshots Storing snapshots Snapshots may be stored to any of the four banks on the CF card. • The cursor keys are used on the right side of the screen to select the bank in which the snapshot is stored, and the POD 4 encoder is used to select the destination. Alternatively, the direct LIBRARY keys may be used for this purpose. Either press the POD 2 switch (STORE AS) or use the on-screen STORE button and ENTER: • On the left side of the screen, use the wheel and ENTER key to edit the name of the snapshot. The name can be copied from an existing entry and pasted to a library entry. • POD 2 is used to alter the transition time (Xtion). This time can also be copied to and from library entries. • Finally, the POD 2 switch (STORE) is used to store the current settings to the selected slot (or POD 3 (CANCEL) is used to cancel the operation). If a snapshot already exists in the destination area, a popup message appears to confirm the overwriting operation. Figure 5.33: Storing a snapshot Information about a snapshot When the library screen is visible, pressing the POD 4 switch brings up a popup information panel about the snapshot whose library entry is highlighted in the right-hand list. The panel contains the following information: • Name and transition time. • Creation date and time (card bank data only). • Project with which the snapshot is associated, together with the sampling frequency used (card bank data only). TASCAM DM-4800 User's Manual 93

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5 – Channel modules : Snapshots
TASCAM DM-4800
User’s Manual
93
Storing snapshots
Snapshots may be stored to any of the four banks on
the CF card.
•
The cursor keys are used on the right side of
the screen to select the bank in which the
snapshot is stored, and the POD 4 encoder is
used to select the destination. Alternatively,
the direct
LIBRARY
keys may be used for this
purpose.
Either press the POD 2 switch (
STORE AS
) or use the
on-screen
STORE
button and
ENTER
:
•
On the left side of the screen, use the wheel
and
ENTER
key to edit the name of the snap-
shot. The name can be copied from an existing
entry and pasted to a library entry.
•
POD 2 is used to alter the transition time
(
Xtion
). This time can also be copied to and
from library entries.
•
Finally, the POD 2 switch (
STORE
) is used to
store the current settings to the selected slot
(or POD 3 (
CANCEL
) is used to cancel the opera-
tion). If a snapshot already exists in the desti-
nation area, a popup message appears to
confirm the overwriting operation.
Information about a snapshot
When the library screen is visible, pressing the POD
4 switch brings up a popup information panel about
the snapshot whose library entry is highlighted in the
right-hand list.
The panel contains the following information:
•
Name and transition time.
•
Creation date and time (card bank data only).
•
Project with which the snapshot is associated,
together with the sampling frequency used (card
bank data only).
Figure 5.33: Storing a snapshot