Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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CHAPTER 8:
Creating and
Recording Cues
Cues
Cues are recorded lighting changes or "looks" that can be reproduced with
specific timing. A cue is recorded as a set of channels with specified levels,
along with certain other attributes. A cue always has an execution time, but it
may also be assigned any of the following additional attributes:
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Delay Time
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Follow*
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Custom Fade Profile*
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Cue Macro*
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Effect*
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Cue Name*
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Fade Effect*
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Split Time*
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Link Return*
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Multiple Parts*
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Link to Non-Sequential Cue*
(with or without specified Link Repetitions*)
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For more about the cue attributes marked
with an asterisk, see Chapter 19, Advanced Cues .
The cue attribute hard keys are located on the main keypad in the right hand
column, under the [CUE] hard key.
Figure 8.1 Cue Attribute Soft Keys
There are additional cue attribute keys that exist as soft keys. These soft keys
appear as soon as you press the [RECORD CUE] or [CUE] hard key. When
you have completed your command, the soft keys change back to the soft keys
that appear normally in the current display.