Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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It is important to note that the Auxiliary monitor is only for displaying
information. The display on the Auxiliary monitor shows updates initiated by
action in the Main monitor display. Updates such as Submaster timing and
profiles, cue attributes, Automated channels, and other patch edits appear
immediately on the Auxiliary monitor, as they are executed on the Main
monitor. The Main monitor is the display that is "connected" with the
Command Line. The available soft keys always match the display on the Main
monitor.
The Auxiliary monitor does not display a Command Line or soft keys, although
it does display the current Status Bar appropriate to the chosen display. The
important information for each display is shown on the Auxiliary monitor (such
as Stage Cue, Next Cue, Playback Fader Boxes, and timing information in the
Stage display, and effect number and pattern in the Effect display).
Auxiliary Monitor Displays
You can access the Auxiliary monitor displays through the (AUX DISP) soft
key in the Setup display under the (DISP SETUP) soft key. When you press the
(AUX DISP) soft key, the ten Auxiliary monitor display options appear. The
available Auxiliary monitor displays are:
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Stage
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Cuesheet
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Preview
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Tracksheet
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Group
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Playback
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Submaster
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Patch
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Effect
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Profile
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To select a display to show on the Auxiliary monitor:
1. [SETUP]
2. (DISP SETUP)
3. (AUX DISP)
4. Choose the desired display from the soft keys.
Channel Formatting
It is possible for you to assign the specific channels you wish to display on the
Auxiliary monitor for the appropriate channel-oriented displays. The (AUX
CHANL) soft key under the (DISP SETUP) soft key in the Setup display allows
you to select the channels you see on the Auxiliary monitor. The (AUX
CHANL) soft key works in much the same way as the (SHOW CHANL) soft
key works on the Main monitor. You can choose to show active channels, the
channel list of a cue, group or submaster, or a customized channel list.