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7 Basic Manual Control 93
[Next] and [Last]
The [Next] and [Last] buttons increment and decrement channel selection. If only one channel is
selected, [Next] increments the channel selection to the next sequential channel, while [Last]
decrements the channel selection by one.
Select channel 10 then change the selection to channel 11 using the [Next] key:
[1] [0] [Enter]
Channel 10 is selected with a gold outline around the entire channel and the channel
number is indicated in white.
•[Next]
Channel 11 is now selected with a gold outline and white channel number while channel 10
is no longer selected.
If there is no specific channel selected when [Next] or [Last] is pressed, channel 1 is selected.
When a group of channels is selected, pressing [Next] or [Last] selects the first or last channel in the
channel list.
For Example:
Channels 11 through 20 are selected:
•[Next]
Channels 11 through 20 are still the specified channel list but only channel 11 is selected
for control.
Offset
{Offset} is a feature used to select a range of channels from a broader channel selection. For the
offset feature to function, you must first select a group of channels, then press {Offset}. When
{Offset} is pressed, the softkeys change to the following: {Even}, {Odd}, {Reverse} and {Random}.
These keys, along with the numeric keys from the keypad are used to create channel offsets.
The following examples illustrate how offset works:
[1] [thru] [10] {Offset} {Even} [Enter] - selects channels 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
[1] [thru] [2] [0] {Offset} [3] [Enter] - from the selected group, this syntax would select
channels 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19 which is an offset of every third channel from the selection.
{Group 5} {Offset} {Random} [Enter] - selects all channels in Group 5 and places them in
random order. This selection may be used only temporarily or it may be recorded to a new
Group.
[1] [thru] [2] [0] {Offset} {Even} {Random} [Enter] - selects all even channels within the
range and puts them in random order.
{Offset} [4] [Enter] -selects every fourth channel in the current channel selection.
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