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11.2.1. Using the Options Key
The [OPTIONS] key can be used to quickly edit individual attributes (such as fade times and text) of a
single cue. For example, pressing [CUE][1][REC][OPTIONS] will open up an option line at the top of the
screen where attributes can be entered “on the fly”. To save or exit, press [OPTIONS] or [EXIT].
11.2.2. Timing Modes (Tm)
Times define the behavior of groups and cues in submasters and the crossfader. Each new group or cue
automatically adopts default times and timing modes (defaults can be edited in [
Menu][30]
). The console
has three timing modes:
•
T1: All fixture parameters and channels fade with the programmed time or manual control. Only
parameters defined as NO FADE are excluded from fading. Shapes start directly with their size and rate.
•
T2: All fixture parameters jump to their values suddenly, except for parameters defined as 20:Dimmer.
Shapes fade their size and rate.
•
T3: Only parameters defined in library as 20:Dimmer, 0:X and 1:Y, and channels fade with times or
manually. Shapes fade their size and rate.
11.3. Modifying Cues
Use the [MD.FY] key to edit previously recorded cues. Cues can be modified live or “in blind” (no output on
stage).
To modify a cue in blind, press [RST][RST][2_B]BLIND [CUE][#][MD.FY].
To modify a previously recorded cue:
1. Press [RST][RST] to clear previous channels.
2. Press [CUE][#][MD.FY].
3. Perform desired changes with channel faders or keypad.
4. Record changes by pressing [REC], or discard them by pressing [RST][RST].
To modify a previously recorded single cue loaded in a submaster:
1. Press [RST][RST] to clear previous channels.
2. Raise desired submaster to 100% (FF).
3. Perform desired changes with channel faders or keypad (if desired, outputs of other playbacks may be
added).
4. Press [MD.FY][S#].
To modify the current cue in the crossfader (cue in X1):
1. Make sure that X1 is at FF (otherwise command will not work).
2. Edit desired changes using the channels fader or keypad.
3. Press [MD.FY][MD.FY].
Cannot be done in blind.
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