Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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System Setting Stored on Disk as
Part of Show File Default Setting
Unused Cues/Groups yes maximum
Unused Effects yes maximum
Playback Cue Rows yes 12
Number of Channels yes maximum
Number of Dimmers yes maximum
Show Name yes none
File Name yes none
Dimmer Protocol no either
Sub Level Window no Expanded
Fader Clear Mode yes Automatic
MIDI Control On/Off no either
MIDI Device # yes #1
Reference By Name yes Off
Hand Held Remote On/Off no Off
Table 13.1 System Settings in Memory
Recording to a Floppy Disk
The Encore uses
only 3½" double-sided HD (High Density) 1.44MB disks
formatted for IBM
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compatible PCs. The disk drive is located below the front
edge of the console. Use the write protect tab on the floppy disk when you want
to protect the contents of the floppy disk from being erased or overwritten.
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E
XAMPLE
:
To record an entire show to a floppy disk, from most
displays:
(REC. DISK) [ENTER] (Defaults to currently
loaded file name, or “1.ENC”.)
- or -
(REC. DISK) [enter file name] [ENTER] (Enter up to 8 character
file name.)
An eight character show file name may be specified when using the Record
Disk command. You can use the Bump buttons for alpha characters, and use
the keys for numerals in file names. If no name is specified, the default file
name is the name of the file currently loaded in the console. If the file has not
been recorded before, the default file name is "1.ENC". ("1" is the default file
name, and ".ENC" is the file name extension added by the console.)
Overwrite Warning Message:
Multiple shows may be recorded to a
floppy disk. When a show file on the disk already has the same file name as
the show you are trying to record, an Overwrite Warning message appears.
Press the [ENTER] key to complete the command and replace the pre-existing
show file, or press the [CLEAR] key to cancel the command. If the show file
name to be recorded is a new name, no files on the disk will be overwritten.