TASCAM Sonicview 24XP TASCAM Sonicview control Users Manual V1.1.0 - Page 10

Snapshot button, FADER LAYER buttons, USER KEY buttons Offline Editor mode only, Channel

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2 Snapshot button o This shows the number and name of the current snapshot. o Tap this button to open the Snapshot List Screen in the Touchscreen Display Area. 1 - Sonicview Control operation 4 USER KEY buttons (Offline Editor mode only) When in OFFLINE EDITOR operation mode, functions and colors can be freely assigned to these buttons. When functions that have different statuses are assigned to these buttons, they will be highlighted according to the status. To set USER KEY button settings, see "USER DEFINED CONTROLS Screen" in "4 - Mixer configuration and other settings" of the Sonicview Reference Manual. 5 Channel Section This shows MUTE, SOLO and SEL buttons and the channel faders of the Sonicview Channel Section. (See "Channel Section" on page 13.) 6 button Tap this button to open the application Menu Screen. (See "Application Menu Screen" on page 17.) c This shows the operation mode. (REMOTE MODE/OFFLINE EDITOR) NOTE When 2 or fewer b indicators are lit, operation of the app could be impeded. For further information, please contact your network administrator. 8 MENU button Tap this button to open the Menu Screen in the Touchscreen Display Area. For operation of the Snapshot List Screen, see "Snapshot List Screen" in "8 - Saving and recalling setting data" of the Sonicview Reference Manual. NOTE If a snapshot is recalled from the Sonicview unit itself when the operation mode is "REMOTE MODE", it might not match the current snapshot (last stored/recalled Snapshot) in Sonicview Control, and the snapshot number and name might be shown blinking. 3 FADER LAYER buttons o Tap these buttons to switch the FADER LAYER in 8-channel groups. The last tapped button will be highlighted, showing that it is selected. Switching the FADER LAYER will change the display to correspond to the current layer, including the module faders, the MUTE/SEL buttons and the Touchscreen Display Area. o The FADER LAYER assigned to each button and its highlighted color can be set freely by opening Menu Screen > Front Panel Setup menu > Layer/Master Fader Setup. To set FADER LAYER button settings, see "Layer Key SETUP page" in "4 - Mixer configuration and other settings" of the Sonicview Reference Manual. o The Custom 1-7 buttons will show the custom layer names set on the Custom Layer Name Screen. (See "Application Menu Screen" on page 17.) 7 Information display area This shows the following information. a This is the Machine Name on the network. b When operating in REMOTE MODE, this shows the transmission speed between the logged-in Sonicview and Sonicview Control. For menu operation, see "Menu Screen" in "2 - Names and Functions of Parts" of the Sonicview Reference Manual. NOTE The menu items that can be used depend on the application operation mode. Menu items that cannot be selected will appear dark gray. 9 HOME button When the Menu Screen or a settings screen is open, tap this to reopen the Home Screen on the touchscreen. 0 SOLO CLEAR button o The SOLO CLEAR button lights when any module is being soloed. o Tap the SOLO CLEAR button when it is lit to end soloing of all channels. TASCAM Sonicview Control V1.1.0 10

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1 – Sonicview Control operation
2
Snapshot button
o
This shows the number and name of the current snapshot.
o
Tap this button to open the Snapshot List Screen in the
Touchscreen Display Area.
For operation of the Snapshot List Screen, see “Snapshot
List Screen” in “8 – Saving and recalling setting data” of the
Sonicview Reference Manual.
NOTE
If a snapshot is recalled from the Sonicview unit itself when
the operation mode is “REMOTE MODE”, it might not match the
current snapshot (last stored/recalled Snapshot) in Sonicview
Control, and the snapshot number and name might be shown
blinking.
3
FADER LAYER buttons
o
Tap these buttons to switch the FADER LAYER in 8-channel
groups. The last tapped button will be highlighted, showing
that it is selected. Switching the FADER LAYER will change
the display to correspond to the current layer, including the
module faders, the MUTE/SEL buttons and the Touchscreen
Display Area.
o
The FADER LAYER assigned to each button and its
highlighted color can be set freely by opening Menu Screen
> Front Panel Setup menu > Layer/Master Fader Setup. To set
FADER LAYER button settings, see “Layer Key SETUP page” in
“4 – Mixer configuration and other settings” of the Sonicview
Reference Manual.
o
The Custom 1–7 buttons will show the custom layer names
set on the Custom Layer Name Screen. (See “Application
Menu Screen” on page 17.)
4
USER KEY buttons (Offline Editor mode only)
When in OFFLINE EDITOR operation mode, functions and
colors can be freely assigned to these buttons.
When functions that have different statuses are assigned to
these buttons, they will be highlighted according to the status.
To set USER KEY button settings, see “USER DEFINED
CONTROLS Screen” in “4 – Mixer configuration and other
settings” of the Sonicview Reference Manual.
5
Channel Section
This shows MUTE, SOLO and SEL buttons and the channel
faders of the Sonicview Channel Section. (See “Channel
Section” on page 13.)
6
button
Tap this button to open the application Menu Screen. (See
“Application Menu Screen” on page 17.)
7
Information display area
This shows the following information.
a
This is the Machine Name on the network.
b
When operating in REMOTE MODE, this shows the
transmission speed between the logged-in Sonicview and
Sonicview Control.
c
This shows the operation mode.
(REMOTE MODE/OFFLINE EDITOR)
NOTE
When 2 or fewer
b
indicators are lit, operation of the app
could be impeded. For further information, please contact
your network administrator.
8
MENU button
Tap this button to open the Menu Screen in the Touchscreen
Display Area.
For menu operation, see “Menu Screen” in “2 – Names and
Functions of Parts” of the Sonicview Reference Manual.
NOTE
The menu items that can be used depend on the application
operation mode.
Menu items that cannot be selected will appear dark gray.
9
HOME button
When the Menu Screen or a settings screen is open, tap this to
reopen the Home Screen on the touchscreen.
0
SOLO CLEAR button
o
The SOLO CLEAR button lights when any module is being
soloed.
o
Tap the SOLO CLEAR button when it is lit to end soloing of
all channels.
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