Leprecon LP-1600 Series - Manual (Page 39)

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5.8. Deleting Cues
Point cues can be removed as easily as they are created. When a point cue is
deleted, the scene is removed from the playback sequence, and any scene
recorded to it is lost. The delete function automatically acts on the cue set as
Next, but this cue selection can be overridden in the Delete screen.
To delete a Stack Cue, press the Stack menu button first:
Now 12 Time
Nxt 12.1 0:00
As we left the display, Cue 12.1 is still in the Next position. Turn the data
wheel to the right until the Delete display is shown:
CUE Delete
12.1 W/REC
The LP1600 assumes the cue to be deleted is the one set as Next. This can be
changed, by holding the Modify button and turning the data wheel. In our
example, hold Modify and turn the data wheel to the left to display cue 13.
Cue Delete
13 W/REC
Pressing the Record button will remove cue 13, and
Scene Deleted
Cue 13
It is important to note that any cue in the Stack except Cue 0 can be deleted
with this method, including point cues. If whole number cues are deleted, the
playback sequence will not include the number of any deleted cues, and the
Next display cannot be set to those cue numbers. The Insert mode can be used
to re-enter these deleted numbers. If, for instance, Cues 2, 3, and 4 were
deleted, the display at run time would look like this:
Now 1 Time
Nxt 5 0:00