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26 Chapter 5 - Projects Naming Scenes 1. To name a Scene, click on the name below the icon. The name appears highlighted. 2. Enter a name up to 16 characters. 3. Press Return. Editing Scenes 1. To edit a Scene, choose Edit Scene (Command-R) from the Project menu. The following window appears. Scene #1 Model Adrs Device Name Program Name DEQ5 (1,1) Device @1.1 30-band GEQ VDP (1,2) Device @1.2 6-band PEQ YDG (1,3) Device @1.3 6-band PEQ - Pgm No 1 4 21 23 This window displays the model name, address, device name, and Program Change number for all active equalizers. Each equalizer can be set to recall a different Program when a Scene is executed. 2. To select a Program, click the up/down arrows. As each Program Change number is selected, the corresponding Program Name appears. 3. Click the close box when finished. Executing Scene Changes A Scene change can be executed in one of three ways: 1. Double-click the Scene icon. 2. Select the Scene icon and press Command-G. 3. Select the Scene icon and choose Transmit Scene from the Project menu. Note: Do not set the broadcast address to a device's remote address. Ifyou do, scene changes may not work correctly. Deleting Scenes 1. To delete a Scene, select the Scene icon, then choose Delete Scene (Command-D) from the Project menu. Saving a Project 1. To save a Project, choose Save Project from the Project menu. Closing a Project 1. To close a Project, choose Close Project from the Project menu. An alert box appears if there is Project data to be saved. Note: Ifthe Auto Polling box in Preferences is checked, that is, Auto Polling is turned on, devicesfrom a closed Project may reappear when QS1 polls the network again. Therefore, when you want to close a Project and its devices, switch offAuto Polling. Yamaha QSI-MC

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26
Chapter
5
—
Projects
Naming
Scenes
1.
To
name
a
Scene,
click
on
the
name
below
the
icon.
The
name
appears
highlighted.
2.
Enter
a
name
up
to
16
characters.
3.
Press
Return.
Editing
Scenes
1.
To
edit
a
Scene,
choose
Edit
Scene
(Command
-R)
from
the
Project
menu.
The
following
window
appears.
Scene
#1
—
Model
Adrs
Device
Name
Program
Name
Pgm
No
DEQ5
VDP
YDG
(1,1)
(1,2)
(1,3)
Device
@1.1
Device
@1.2
Device
@1.3
30
-band
GEQ
6
-band
PEQ
6
-band
PEQ
1
4
21
23
This
window
displays
the
model
name,
address,
device
name,
and
Program
Change
number
for
all
active
equalizers.
Each
equalizer
can
be
set
to
recall
a
different
Program
when
a
Scene
is
executed.
2.
To
select
a
Program,
click
the
up/down
arrows.
As
each
Program
Change
number
is
selected,
the
corresponding
Program
Name
appears.
3.
Click
the
close
box
when
finished.
Executing
Scene
Changes
A
Scene
change
can
be
executed
in
one
of
three
ways:
1.
Double-click
the
Scene
icon.
2.
Select
the
Scene
icon
and
press
Command
-G.
3.
Select
the
Scene
icon
and
choose
Transmit
Scene
from
the
Project
menu.
Note:
Do
not
set
the
broadcast
address
to
a
device's
remote
address.
If
you
do,
scene
changes
may
not
work
correctly.
Deleting
Scenes
1.
To
delete
a
Scene,
select
the
Scene
icon,
then
choose
Delete
Scene
(Command
-D)
from
the
Project
menu.
Saving
a
Project
1.
To
save
a
Project,
choose
Save
Project
from
the
Project
menu.
Closing
a
Project
1.
To
close
a
Project,
choose
Close
Project
from
the
Project
menu.
An
alert
box
appears
if
there
is
Project
data
to
be
saved.
Note:
If
the
Auto
Polling
box
in
Preferences
is
checked,
that
is,
Auto
Polling
is
turned
on,
devices
from
a
closed
Project
may
reappear
when
QS1
polls
the
network
again.
Therefore,
when
you
want
to
close
a
Project
and
its
devices,
switch
off
Auto
Polling.
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