Operator`s manual

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Renumbering Channels

After you have deleted channels you may wish to renumber all of the channels so that you don’t

have any gaps in channel numbers.

1. If you are not already in the LCD Channel menu, press {CHAN} to show the menu.

2. Select the channel to renumber and press {RENUM CHAN}.

3. Enter the new channel number.

4. Press [*] to renumber the channels or [CLR] or [UNDO] to cancel the operation.

5. Repeat as necessary.

Default Patching

You can set any output, list of outputs, or all outputs back to the default patch with default scaling.

out {DEFLT} sets the default patch. {DEFLT} is a soft key on the LCD Patch menu.

[1] [THRU] [3] {DEFLT} All Modes

Sets output 1, 2, and 3 to the default patch. If any of these default channels have been

deleted they will be re-created. If there are no free channels, the command will fail.

{DEFLT} {DEFLT} All Modes

Defaults the whole patch. This re-creates all the default channels and deletes all other

channels. This may take considerable time if many channels need to be deleted.

Clearing Default Patching

You may wish to start patching with no outputs assigned to channels, instead of tyhe default 1:1

patch. You can clear individual patches, groups of patches, individual universes or the complete

patch, as follows:

[1] [THRU] [1] [0] [@ [*] (All Modes)

Clears default patch on channels 1 to 10

[1] [THRU] [5] [1] [2] [@] [*] (All modes)

Clears default patch on first universe

[1] [THRU] [2] [0] [4] [8] [@] [*] (All Modes)

Clears defaults on entire patch

Patching Channel Intensities

Outputs can be patched to a channel intensity. If the channel’s intensity does not exist, it is first

created. The scaling for the intensity is also set. If you do not specify scaling, the default (from the

Default Scale % field in the Show Setup Screen) is used.

An intensity channel is identified by the channel number by itself or followed by 1.