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Channel numbers appear in blue across the top

of the screen with the channel output level listed

below it for each Cue. Channel output levels are

shown in either white or gray. Gray indicates that

the Cue associated with that level is a Tracking

Cue and that the level for the channel is TRACK-

ING IN from the previous Cue(s).

In the Track Screen, any changes that you make

are instantly recorded into the Cue memory and

do not require the use of [Record] or [Update]

keys to confirm entry. To make changes to chan-

nel levels, use all of the key sequences that are

usable in the Stage and Cue Preview Screens to

include: [And] [Thru] [Except] [At] and[Cue Only]

(Figure 70). But unlike the Stage and Cue Pre-

view Screens, in the Track Screen, you are un-

able to create new Cues. You may only modify

existing prerecorded Cues.

DELETE A CUE

You can easily delete any Cue in the Stage, Cue

Preview, Cue List, or Track Screens. To delete

a Cue, press: [Delete] [#] [Enter]. In the command

line, the following question appears: ARE YOU

SURE? Press [Enter] to confirm deletion of the

Cue.

SUBMASTERS

Submasters are used in 2-scene Preset, 1-scene

Preset, and Automated Memory modes of opera-

tion. Or, if desired, Submasters can operate inde-

pendently as stand alone control.

To understand what a Submaster is, we need to

define them. Earlier in the manual, we stated that

more than one fixture can be PLUGGED into a

dimmer. To reduce the number of items that the

we need to address in each Cue/operation, we

can group dimmers that work together by patch-

ing the dimmers (digitally plugging) into channels.

To further reduce the number of items to address,

we can GROUP channels together and digitally

address the individual group for programming. If

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