Jands HOG 1000, Operating Manual

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HOG – Version 3.20
1
Open current cuelist window by holding Pig and pressing
Choose button of cuelist to view.
2
Select cue by moving the cursor box over its name/number.
3
Press Set .
4
Type in the new number from the keypad, followed by
ENTER .
Cue numbers can have up to 4 digits to the right of the decimal (eg, 1.0001).
To change a cue name, type in a name instead of a number.
Continuing from the left side of the screen, the Fade, Delay, Path and Comment columns show timing
characteristics for the cues in your cuelist. Timing can be edited directly using these columns. Special cues
such as Link cues or Mark cues use these columns for other purposes.
The Comment column can be used to either enter a comment relevent to the cue, or to enter Comment
Macros that can be used to control other cuelists. See Macros later in this chapter. Use the
Set key and type
in your comment followed by ENTER key.
Timing
There are three timing elements for every cue: one wait time, and one or more fade and delay times.
The wait time is the time between pressing the Go button and when that cue begins to execute.
The delay time is the time in between the cue starting (after its wait has elapsed) and the crossfade starting.
The fade time is the crossfade duration.
The reason there is a distinction between wait and delay time is that the wait time schedules the execution
of a cue inside a cuelist, whereas the delay time(s) schedule the execution of fades on different parameters
within a cue.
If you’re feeling confused about waits, delays and fades, look at the following cuelist and then compare it
with the diagram below to see how the cues will react.