Instruction manual

Submaster Controls
• SUBMASTER FADERS
The SUBMASTER FADERS control
the output levels of the channel data or
memory data loaded onto them.
• SUBMASTER FLASH BUTTONS
The SUBMASTER FLASH BUTTONS
are used to flash or solo the channel or
memory data on the submaster.
The action of the button is determined
by the FLASH FUNCTION button.
The buttons are also used to select
submasters when transferring
memories.
Each button has a yellow light in it
which is used to indicate when the
output is fading and page overlay.
• SUBMASTER PAGE UP/DOWN
The submaster PAGE UP and PAGE
DOWN buttons are used to select the
current submaster page (1-9) .
• SUBMASTER PAGE DISPLAY
The current submaster page is
indicated on the seven segment PAGE
Display.
• STEP BUTTON
This button is used to manually step
through, or set the beat for, any chase
memory with manual or beat drive
respectively that is currently being
output on any of the submasters.
Playback X Controls
• MASTER FADER
The Playback X MASTER fader
controls the maximum output level of
the generic channels and brightness
fixture channels (if applicable) in the
memories on the memory stack.
The colour, beamshape and position
fixture channels are not affected by the
Playback X MASTER fader.
• GO BUTTON
This button initiates a dipless
crossfade between the current memory
being output and the next memory on
the memory stack.
The red light next to the GO button
comes on during the crossfade, and
flashes if the crossfade is paused.
• PAUSE BUTTON
This button is used to halt progression
through the memory stack and will stop
a cross fade between memories if one
is in progress.
When the show is paused, the red light
in the PAUSE button flashes. When
the PAUSE button is pressed again,
the light in the PAUSE button goes off
and the show continues.
• OVERRIDE CONTROL
This control is used to slow down or
speed up progression through the
memory stack.
When the control is moved away from
the neutral position the red SLOW or
FAST light flashes accordingly.
• STEP BUTTON
This button is used to manually step
through, or set the beat for, any chase
memory with manual or beat drive
respectively that is currently being
output on the Playback X.
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Introduction
Figure 1 - 3: Submaster and Playback X Controls