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4.3. Edit Preset
Although you can save all the fixture attributes in one Preset button, it will be more convenient in operation to
save only the edited part of attributes in each button. For example, merely save colour, gobo, location and etc..
Explanation of Edit Preset Mode:
Filter OFF
--- All attribute.
All the selected channel data of fixtures are saved under this mode.
Filter ON
--- Changed attribute.
Only the edited data of attribute channels are saved under this mode.
Filter ON
--- Current attribute.
Only the present-selected channel data of fixture attributes are saved under this mode. (The attributes are
based on the present state of the Attribute section, viz. the present Attribute buttons status.)
Example:
Save red of fixtures to the Preset section:
Make all the fixtures go red by using attribute Colour. If they are not the same type of fixtures, please
separate operated.
After finishing the edited, re-select those fixtures (the Unit led are on);
Press Edit Preset in the Function section to enter “Edit Preset” mode, the led of the Preset buttons
carrying data will twinkle.
Press S1 to set “Filter ON --- Current Attr.”;
Select a Preset button in the Preset section to save the preset data (the led off means the Preset buttons is
empty).
We kindly suggest you to create and save your preset value in page 2-7 in the Preset section, leaving page 1 to
save the preset value of the original library.
PRESET is allowed to add into the playback, implement to adjust the common chase step in different playbacksat
the same time. Once the preset is edited, the playbacks which use that preset, will be renewed automatic. This
function can be used in some sameness or similar ocasions. When in different performing place, the lighting
engineers can rapid adjust some preset to finish edited all playbacks.