Specifications

200 LightJockey Help file - (C) Martin Professional 2010
LightJockey Help
Status panel showing fader page functions (active page selection is highlighted)
Assigning a function to a fader page: on the status panel, right-click the text field representing the
fader page, then select show function-list from the popup. Drag and drop the desired function from the
list to the text field.
Clearing functions: to clear a function, right-click any of the text fields representing the fader page -
then select Clear Function.
Select Clear all - to clear all assigned functions for the cue slot buttons (including any shift and page
combinations).
Available fader page functions
Sequence Intensity - see sequence intensities. Each fader controls the intensity component of the
individual sequences in the cue (slots 1-12 respectively) - for fixtures that do not implement intensity
control LightJockey will attempt to black out the fixture when the intensity level is set to 0.
Note - sequence intensity state is not reset when a new cue is loaded. Bump button: holding the
bump button will force the intensity to full (100%). If the intensity level is already at full it will be forced
to 0.
Seq. Intensity/On-Off - this function controls the sequence intensity the same way as Sequence
Intensity (see above) does, but it also automatically switches the sequence off if the intensity level is
0 and automatically switches the sequence on if the intensity level is > 0.
Sequence Time, Sequence Time (Inv) - see cue time control. Each fader controls the time scale for
individual sequences in the cue (slots 1-12 respectively). Sequence Time (Inv) inverts the scaling
direction (fast at max fader value).
Note, cue times are reset when a new cue is loaded. Hint: To control the cue time rather than
individual sequence times, assign the cue time function to one of the jog-wheels. Bump button:
pressing the bump button forces the time scale to 100% (default)
Statics 1-12 Level, Statics 13-20 Level - see statics control. Each fader controls the level of a static
entry (entries 1-12 or 13-20 respectively). Hint: When using Fingers to control statics levels, check
level auto enable and disable options in the statics control preferences to automatically enable static
entries when the level is set above 0% and automatically disable the entry when the level is set to
0%. Bump button: holding the bump button will force the level to full (100%). If the level is already at
full it will be forced to 0.
Intensity Group - see master intensity control. Each fader (only faders 1-8) controls an individual
intensity sub master. Bump button: holding the bump button will force the sub master to full (100%). If
the level is already at full it will be forced to 0.
HTP Group 1-12, HTP Group 13-24 - see HTP groups. Each fader controls a single HTP group. Bump
button: holding the bump button will force the HTP group level to full (100%). If the level is already at
full it will be forced to 0.
Sequence DMX Values - The value of each fader acts as a scaling factor for the DMX values generated
by each of the 12 sequences in the cue. The DMX value generated by the sequence will be scaled by
the fader value (scaling by 0-100%). Note, the sequence DMX value scaling factor is not reset when a
new cue is loaded. Bump button: holding the bump button will force the scaling to 100%. If already at
100% scaling value will be forced to 0.
DMX in (1-12), (13-24), (25-36),(37-48) - see DMX in. Use this function to emulate DMX in function
from Fingers - when in use the values of the 12 faders are emulating the values of DMX input channel
1-12, 13-24, 25-36 and 37-48 respectively. Hint : Using the global patch dialog a single fader may be
patched directly to the DMX output value of one or more DMX channels. Set the DMX > 0 option
(global patch) for each patched channel to automatically 'deactivate' the fader when set to 0%. Bump
button: holding the bump button will force the DMX in value to full (100%). If the value is already at full
it will be forced to 0.
See also introduction to Fingers