Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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XAMPLE
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To execute a cue live on stage with a different
specified fade time with all its cue attributes, from any display:
[GO TO CUE] [CLEAN UP] [#] [TIME] [#] [ENTER]
- or -
[GO TO CUE] [LINK] [#] [TIME] [#] [ENTER]
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INT
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These commands are especially useful when actors have
“jumped ahead” in their lines. You can “skip” cues to quickly catch up to
them without losing any cue effects that are running. If you wish, you can
record the command on a macro key to save time.
The difference between these two commands lies in how they affect levels on
stage. The Go To Clean Up command affects
all levels on stage, as though the
destination cue were a Clean Up cue. Even soft levels in the destination cue
will read on stage. It insures that the end look of the cue takes into account any
channel changes that may have occurred in “skipped” cues.
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DVANCED
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OPICS
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See Chapter 10, Editing Cues and Using
Track Modes .
The Go To Link command affects
only hard levels in the destination cue
(levels that change from the last cue); soft levels in the destination cue do not
read on stage. In this way the Go To Link command works like a link.
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DVANCED
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OPIC
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See Cue Links topic in Chapter 19, Advanced
Cues .
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If you are using tracking levels in a live playback situation,
use the Go To Clean Up command. If you work exclusively in Clean Up mode
and do not use tracking levels, you can use either command with the same
result.
For automated applications where cues are initiated in random order by macro
closures, cues can be played back by recording Go To Clean Up and Go To
Link commands into macros. Using tracking levels and Go To Link commands
allows you to control lighting in separate rooms without affecting the other
rooms.
When using MIDI commands, each “Go Cue #” is treated like a link, so don’t
use tracking levels if you want to completely change the looks with these
commands. You could use tracking levels if you want to control lighting in
separate rooms without affecting the other rooms.