JVC KM-H2500E Using the Memory System, Choosing a Memory Access Mode, Storing Memory Registers

This chapter describes advanced operating concepts for your switcher. Advanced topics and information on modifying basic concepts to fit your requirements are discussed.

Using the Memory System

The built-in memory system can store up to 100 switcher memories (10 banks of 10 memory locations). This allows you to save the settings for a later time without having to make the adjustments again.

Choosing a Memory Access Mode

There are two ways to access the memory system:

•Direct Access Mode — You can access any of the 100 memories by pressing two buttons (one for the bank and one for the memory location).

•Bank Mode — You pre-select a bank and then access any of the 10 memories in that bank with a single button press.

To select the memory access mode:

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1.Press STORE.

2.Press NEXT.

3.Press the right knob to toggle between memory access modes. You can choose from the following:

•DirAcc — Use Direct Access Mode.

•Bank — Use Bank Mode.

Storing Memory Registers

Storing settings to a memory register allows you to save an effect for re-use.

To store a setting to a memory register:

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1.Press the STORE button.

2.Select the storage area you wish to save to as follows:

•If you are using Bank Mode, select a pattern button to designate the memory register in the selected bank. You may also use the Bank knob to change the selected bank before storing.

•If you are using Direct Access Mode, select a pattern button to designate the desired bank and then select a second pattern button to designate the memory register

Note:

•You can exit without storing a memory register by pressing any button other than a Wipe Pattern, dedicated key transition, CUT, AUTO TRANS, or source button.

•The switcher is placed in recall mode immediately after storing a memory register.

Recalling Memory Registers

Recalling the memory register allows you to quickly re-use the effect you previously stored.

To recall a setting from a memory register:

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