ETC Element Classic, User Manual

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Emergency Mark
Note:
This option is not available on Element 2 or Element Classic.
Can be used to automatically set a mark flag if you had not previously done so. If using Earliest
and no cue with a mark flag has already been set, Emergency Mark will set a mark flag.
Emergency Mark can be set to either Earliest or Latest. Latest is the default setting.
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If set to Earliest, Emergency Mark will set the mark flag on the earliest cue after the cue
which fades the intensity out for the selected channel.
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If set to Latest, Emergency Mark will not set a mark flag. It will instead create a broken
mark, which will display an x in the previous cue in the Playback Status Display.
Manual Control
Access to manual control settings.
Manual Timing
In this section you may change the default times for manual changes to occur in live. Times can
be set for each parameter category (Intensity Up, Intensity Down, Focus, Color, and Beam).
You may use the [Thru] key to enter a value for all categories.
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{Int Up} [Thru] [9] [Enter]
The default for each of these is 0 seconds.
Button Values
This section allows you to specify the values for certain buttons or settings used in manual
control. The following settings are available:
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Level - This sets the value for the [Level] key. Any value between 0-100 may be entered.
The default is 80.
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Plus% - This sets the level for the [+%] key, which will increase the selected channel by
the set percentage. You can % to values that have up to five digits. The default
is 10%.
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Minus% - This sets the level for the [-%] key, which will decrease the selected channel
by the set percentage. You can assign -% to values that have up to five digits. The
default is 10%.
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Live RemDim Level - This allows you to set the level for all remainder dim commands in
live. The default is 0. An intensity level or a preset can be assigned in this field.
{LiveRemDim Level} [Enter] will disable RemDim, causing [Rem Dim] to return an error
when used in Live.
Highlight
This section allows you to specify highlight preferences. The following settings are available:
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Highlight Preset - This field is used to specify the preset that will be used for any
highlight commands.
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Lowlight Preset - This field is used to specify the preset that will be used for any lowlight
commands.
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Highlight Rem Dim - This enables a remainder dim when in highlight mode, thereby
temporarily dimming any channel not participating in the High/Low. An intensity level or
a preset can be assigned in this field. Channels not in highlight or lowlight that are not
included in the preset are not affected.