Editing Channels
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9.3.2. Editing Channel Levels
Methods for editing levels of selected channels:
[CHANNEL][#][@][#][#]: Level is entered with 2 digits (00 to 99).
[CHANNEL][#][@][@]: Level at 100% (FF).
[CHANNEL][#] Encoder : Level adjusted in continuous mode.
Channel levels and parameter values are usually edited using a scale of 0-100 (%). However, the
console also provides “precision editing” using a scale of 0-255 (8 bit).
For example, to enter a level in precision mode, press [CHANNEL][1][@][OPTIONS][050] or
[CHANNEL][1][@][OPTIONS][50][ENTER]. (Precision mode requires the use of the [OPTIONS] key along
with a three-digit entry. For two digit entry, press [ENTER] at end of command.)
A value of 50 in a 0-255 (8 bit) scale equals 20 in a 0-100 scale (%). The display and monitor
always show values in %. For example, 0-255 scale values of 50, 51 & 52 are converted to 20 in a 0-100
scale.
9.3.3. De-Selecting (Releasing) Channels
A channel level at 0% is not selected. Use any of the below methods to de-select channels:
Channel by channel, moving each fader to its lowest position (0%).
For the last selected channels, press [@][0][0] (fades out immediately).
For the last selected channels, press [RST] (fades out as per default editor time, see
section 21.4.1
).
For all edited channels, press [RST][RST] (fades out as per default editor time, see
section 21.4.1
).
9.3.4. Other Editing Commands
The console has several other commands to aid in editing levels:
[ENTER]: Used to end a selection command. Can also be used as an “And” key, for example:
[CHANNEL][1][ENTER][3] (same result as [CHANNEL][1][CHANNEL][3]).
[C]: Clears command line entries and closes certain options windows.
[2.B]
and [3.B] : Used to decrement or increment level values by 5% (default). Default value may be
changed in [MENU][30]:
Level
[.]: Used to repeat the last keyboard selected channels. For example, pressing [CHANNEL][.] will repeat the
last channel selected.
[@][.]: Repeats the last level entered. For example, pressing [CHANNEL][@][.] will set level to previous
channel’s level.
[THRU][THRU]: Used to select all channels over 0%. For example, pressing [CHANNEL][THRU][THRU] will
select all channels in the scene.
[NEXT]: Used to select the next channel after the last selected channel. For example, to select odd
channels 1 and 3, press: [CHANNEL][1][ENTER][NEXT][NEXT] [ENTER].
[SHAPE]: Used to edit dynamic levels of channels or fixture parameters. See
section 16
.
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