TASCAM DM-24 Installation and Use Automation Manual - Page 32

4 - Operation Initial Status The Initial Status of a control is its value before the first dynamic mix move is present. Until dynamic mix moves are written to a control, there is no difference between the Initial Status of the control and its Static position. When dynamic mix moves are written to a control, that control is no longer in Static mode. It is in Dynamic mode. Any change to the mix data on such a control takes into account both the Initial Status of the control and any Dynamic data present. 1 sec 2 sec 3 sec 4 sec 5 sec 6 sec 7 sec 8 sec +12 +6 +3 0 -3 -6 -12 Initial Status Dynamic Data Editing the Initial Status Once a control is in Dynamic mode, any new mix moves written to that control will be dynamic mix moves. If it becomes necessary to alter a control's starting point (Initial Status) before the first dynamic move written, Initial Edit is used. 1 While holding 2ND F., press INITIAL EDIT/ EDIT to enter Initial Edit mode. The automation system will stop reading dynamic data and all controls will snap to their Initial Status positions. 2 Adjust any control to change its Initial Status. In the case of switches, pressing a switch while in Initial Edit mode will change its Initial Status to reflect its new setting. Hold 2ND F. and press INITIAL EDIT/ DISCARD to return all controls to their unedited Initial Status values while remaining in Initial Edit mode. Hold 2ND F. and press INITIAL EDIT/EDIT to exit Initial Edit, saving changes. There is no Undo for this operation. 32 TASCAM DM-24 Automation