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68 | Programming Examples SceneStation Installation and Programming Guide
Example 1: Create a Preset
This example demonstrates how to program a preset, including the preset’s channel values (scene)
and fade time.
The following procedure will program a single preset with a scene and a 2 second fade time:
Action Using SceneStation Studio Using the Programmer’s Remote
Select the Preset to be used. In this
example, we’ll use Preset 1.
Open the station editor window and click
the Presets tab. Then, click on Preset 1
in the list.
Press EDIT , and then the two-digit Preset
number, “ 01 ”.
Adjust the scene (DMX channels). Switch to the Levels tab and adjust the
Preset’s levels using the list of channels,
slider and text entry fields.
Press SCENE to enter the Scene Edit
mode. Then, use the UP , DOWN ,
RIGHT , LEFT and BUMP buttons to
select channels and raise and lower
their levels. The CHANNEL and LEVEL
buttons can be used to directly input level
data also.
Set the Fade Time. Switch back to the Presets tab. Then
enter the time into the Fade Time field.
In this example, enter 2 and choose
“Seconds” in the pop-up menu.
Press FADE , then enter the desired Fade
Time in seconds. In this example, enter
“ 2 ”.
Store the changes. Click on the Sync button to send the
changes to the station, or use the File >
Save menu to save the changes to a file.
Press ENTER to save the Preset after
adjusting the Preset’s properties.
After this procedure is complete, Preset 1 will have some channel levels and a fade time of 2
seconds.
The next example demonstrates how to assign this preset to a button.
Or, you can activate this preset by pressing “
01 ” on the IR Remote.