Leprecon LP-2000 - Manual (Page 42)

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LP-2000 CUE PLUS: ERASING CUES AND CLEARING MEMORY
From the main menu of the LP-2000 Cue Plus, the "**ERASE**" option can
be selected to clear and reset cues and memory. This function allows
individual groups to be reset, such as all of the scenes, or all of
the triggers, or it allows the complete memory of the console to be
reset to its factory defaults.
Selecting "**ERASE**" and then pressing the right SCROLL button first
displays a page where default parameters can be set. Here, values can
be entered for default crossfade times ("Fades"), delay times
("Dly."), and color changer rates ("Changes"). When a CueScript is
then cleared, for example, all crossfade times, delay times, and color
changer rates will become the selected default values.
From the Default Times page, pressing the right SCROLL button displays
a list of console functions that can be erased or reset: Link Mode,
CueScript, Triggers, Color Sets, Chan. Types, All Patches, All Scenes,
All Chases, and EVERYTHING. As usual, only part of this list is
visible in the display at one time; the Up and Down buttons will allow
scrolling through the entire list.
Once the cursor arrow is moved to the desired selection, pressing the
right SCROLL button displays a screen that allows the selection to be
confirmed. For example, if "Chan. Types" is selected, pressing the
right SCROLL button displays a screen asking
Do you wish to clear
(reset) Chan. Types?
Press [YES] or [NO]
Pressing the YES button of the keypad will then erase or reset that
function. Pressing the NO button abandons the operation, and returns
the display to the previous page.
Erasing and Resetting Console Functions
CueScript - Clearing the CueScript assigns all line numbers to scenes
and color changes of the same number (line 1 is assigned scene 1
and color change 1, line 2 is assigned scene 2 and color change
2, etc.). Crossfade times, delay times, and color changer rates
are all set to their default values assigned in the Default Times
page (see above). The "next" lines are always sequential (i.e.
line 1 has line 2 for the "next" line, etc.). Chase entries are
all blank.
Triggers - Resetting Triggers sets them all to line 0, which
effectively disables triggering in all Link modes.