Leviton MC24/48, User Manual

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Chapter 3: Displays
Software Version 3.05
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Contents of the Patch Display:
The main upper portion of the
Patch display consists of two tables of four columns each (each table is a
sequential continuation of the information). The four columns of data in Patch:
By Channel mode are listed sequentially by channel as follows (in Patch: By
Dimmer mode, the first and second columns are swapped):
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Column 1, Channel , lists the channels in sequential order.
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Column 2, Dimmer , lists the dimmers assigned to each channel.
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Column 3, Level % , shows the current proportional level, or parked
level of the dimmer.
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Column 4, Profile , shows the Profile number assigned to the dimmer (if
any).
Below the two tables is a key indicating the colors used in this display as
follows:
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pink = Parked dimmer
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green = Virtual Non-Dim dimmer
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purple = Automated channel
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N
OTE
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When a dimmer is parked, a "P" appears to the left of the
parked level in the Level % column, and the level is shown in pink.
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OPICS
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For more information on Parked dimmers,
Virtual Non-Dim dimmers, and Automated channels, see Chapter 20,
Advanced Patching Options.
Command Line / Command Line History:
Directly below the
Status Bar are the Command Line History and the Command Line. The
Command Line displays the command currently being entered. The Command
Line History shows last the command executed.
Track Mode:
The current Track mode (Cue Only, Tracking, or Clean Up)
is shown at the far left of the Command Line.
Soft Key Labels
:
The Soft Key Labels are located directly below the
Command Line. The Soft Key Labels describe the function of each soft key.
The function commands are executed by pressing one of the soft keys, (S1) -
(S10), on the console. The functions of the soft keys change for each display.