Allen&Heath GS3000 - Manual (Page 26)

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P
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D
ISPLAY
Normal Mode
Shows selected patch number 0 to 127 or ALL
Indicates which patch will overwrite the console mutes when you press
RECALL, or be overwritten when you press STORE. The ACTIVE PATCH dot
tells you how the displayed number relates to the current console mute settings:
ACTIVE PATCH on :
Displayed patch is the last patch recalled. Console mutes are the same as the
displayed patch (except for channels made 'safe').
ACTIVE PATCH off :
Displayed patch is the last patch recalled but console mutes have changed since
the patch was recalled.
ACTIVE PATCH flashing :
Displayed patch is not the same as the last patch recalled. This is always the
case in 'auto-increment' mode where the display automatically steps up ready for
recall.
Clear or Set all Mutes
Flashes CLr or SEt to warn that all console mutes will be turned on or
off when this function is selected.
MIDI Channel Number
The MIDI CHANNEL dot turns on to verify MIDI is selected. .1 6
The display indicates the console MIDI channel number selected. This can be
channel 1 to 16 or OFF
Software Version Number
Refer to the section on TECHNICAL SUPPORT. 1.2 3
Error Codes
Displays the error number and code. E r 2 E c 1
Refer to the section on TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
Scroll Through the Patch Numbers
The 128 patches are numbered 0 to 127 . Before 0 there is a special
patch called ALL . This is described later.
Press


or

to increment or decrement to the required patch number. Press and
hold down


or

for fast scrolling to the required number.
The ACTIVE PATCH dot will indicate the status of the current console mutes
against the selected patch number.
PATCH CHANNEL
AUTO
MIDI ACTIVE
AUTO
MIDI CH


CLR ALL
DUMP


SHIFT



INCREMENT
HOLD FOR SHIFT FUNCTION