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 restore tracking to a channel list in the Preview or
Tracksheet display:
1.
[CUE] [#] (Selects the cue to be
edited.)
2.
[# list] [@] [ENTER] (Specified channels
become soft levels.)
If you restore tracking to
any channel in a Clean Up cue, the cue is no longer
designated as a Clean Up cue. The Clean Up attribute is removed from the cue
and it is no longer labeled in the Clean Up column in the Cuesheet and
Playback displays. All other hard levels (including hard zeros) remain in the
cue, so the cue will continue to work like a Clean Up cue to stop tracking.
You may find that a channel level color shows a change when the channel did
not actually change levels between cues (the level value remains the same, and
the color indicates a change). The wheel may have been moved unintentionally
while channels were captured. When channels are active on the wheel, there is
a possibility of the wheel moving just enough to change the color of the level in
the display, without changing the channel level. This is because the console
internally uses 256-step (8-bit) resolution for channel levels. You can eliminate
this color change by resetting the level with the keypad.
Copying Cues in Different Track Modes
When you copy a cue to another location in your show, tracking levels may take
on different values in the new cue location. The two things to consider are:
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How the soft levels in the destination (new) cue will be affected by the
levels of its preceding cue.
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How the soft levels in the cue following the destination cue will be
affected by the levels in the new
cue. You can use different Track modes to alter the result of the copy
command.
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When copying cues, hard levels never change. If
you are using Tracking mode, it is important to consider how the new cue’s soft
levels will be affected by the preceding cue, and how the next cue’s soft levels
will be affected by the new cue
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Copying in Tracking Mode:
The destination (new) cue has the same
levels as the original cue for all of the hard levels in the original cue. All of
the soft levels in the original cue copy to the new cue as soft levels, so they will
take their values from the levels in the cue that comes before the new cue.
Additionally, tracking levels in the cue that follows the destination (new) cue
take on the values of the levels in the new cue.