LT-Light TRITTON-24, User Manual

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User Manual - Lesson 9 - Working with Scrollers
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One scroller, controlled by the manual field, will follow to the movement of its fader, except
when the fader is at 0%, in this moment this scroller can be controlled by other playbacks. For
PRIORIoff the scroller is at 0% and without control and for PRIORIon the scroller channel
takes the level of the next playback in the priority order.
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One scroller included in a master follows the next process: In the moment that the master takes a
level >0%, the scroller appears in scene at its recorded level, in others words, the scroller take
its colour immediately (f.e.80%), in this way this scroller doesn't pass by the previous colours.
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This scroller included in the master doesn't change its output level when the master returns at
0%. In others word, the colour is maintained in scene, but this scroller isn't controlled by this
masters. (If we are in PRIORIon mode, the next playback takes its control).
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When one scroller is controlled by one chase: The scroller always is in "hard 1" mode (_
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the scroller doesn't depend to the master level of this chase. The scroller output level changes
when the next chase step produces one change or when other playback produces the change.
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When one scroller is in X2, in the sequence, in the same moment that X2 begins its fade to
scene, the scroller takes its target level (its stored colour), this scroller doesn't fade.
It is important that the user tests with both modes and chooses your preferred mode.
Note: If we have a preset (or group) only with scroller charged in a master, we can start it with its
Flash key, it isn't necessary to move the fader, (when we release the Flash key the scroller loses its
control, but no its output level).
Note:
When one channel is scene has not origin (any playback is controlling its level), its level
is not stored in the presets.