Operator`s manual

Page 76 – 6. Cues

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• The Levels view shows the individual attribute values for each

fixture.

• The Palettes view shows which palettes have been used to

record the cue. Palettes are shown by their legends. Where an

absolute value was saved rather than a palette, the value is

shown instead. Again you can edit or remove the values.

• The Times view shows individual attribute timings for fixtures.

If global timings are set, no times are shown in the cue view.

• The Shapes view shows which attributes of each fixture are

running shapes.

You can edit or remove one or more individual control values in the

cue.

Touch or drag over the required control values in the grid to select

them – they will be highlighted in blue.

The softkeys then give you available settings for that control value, or

you can directly edit values by typing numeric values and pressing

enter,

You can delete the selected control(s) using the [Delete] softkey.

Any changes take immediate effect.

6.3.3 The Include function

The Include function lets you load selected parts of a cue back into

the programmer. (Normally, only manual changes to fixtures are put

in the programmer). You can then use this to make a new cue. This is

useful if you want to make a cue which is similar to one you already

have, or to build a new cue from various parts of other cues.

There are two modes, Quick Include and Advanced Include. Quick

Include simply reloads the whole cue. Advanced Include allows you to

specify which attributes of which fixtures you want to load into the

programmer. So, for example, if you have a cue which contains

position, colour and gobo information for 8 fixtures, you can use the

include function to load only the colour information for 4 of the

fixtures into the programmer. You could then “Include” position

information from another cue into the programmer, and build up a

new cue using information from several existing cues.

If you Include a chase or cue list, the LCD shows you a list of the

cues within it, and you select the one you want to Include using

Wheel A. You can also type in the cue number to Include.

1> Press Include (above numeric keypad).