/manual/text_en/csmodes.tex

\section{\csms}\label{csmodes}



The Channel Strip section has different modes, which can be

selected with the six buttons in the VPOT ASSIGN section.



To switch the modes, press the corresponding VPOT ASSIGN button. When

a channel strip element is used while the VPOT ASSIGN button is

pressed, the original mode will be restored after releasing the VPOT

ASSIGN button. E.g. when the current mode is the \send mode, you can

press and hold the \pan button, use the \select buttons of the channel

to select a different channel and release the \pan button to edit the

send levels of this channel.



The LED of the VPOT ASSIGN button flashes when the mode corresponding

to this button is activated. If it makes sense to select a mode the LED

is turned on. For example when only one track is selected and it contains an

FX, the LED of the \plug button is turned on. The Plug-, Action- and

Pan-Mode come with a separate editor. The editor can be opened by pressing

\alt and the corresponding VPOT ASSIGN button.



The Plug-, Action- and Pan-Mode also come with mode specific

options\footnote{The Action- and Pan-Mode options are the same.} that

can be changed with the \vpots while pressing the \option button

(\shift + \option displays additional options).  While you press the

\option button you will see that the MCU display switches. It will

show you up to four properties. In the upper row you will see the

behavior you can change, in the lower row you will see the current

behavior. You can select the behavior with the \vpots. Pressing the

\vpot on the left below an option selects the previous option,

pressing the \vpot on the right below selects the next

option. Alternatively, you can just turn the \vpots. These options

work on a global, not a project-dependent basis.





\pikText{panmode}

\pikText{actionmode}

\pikText{sendmode}

\pikText{plugmode}