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Philips 91816 Light Palette Classic 1500, Installation & Setup Manual

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Installation & Setup Guide

Light Palette Lighting Control Console

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Chapter 3.  Controls

Desk Layout

Console Overview ................................................................................................................................................ 18

Light Palette Classic Control Console........................................................................................................... 18
Light Palette Live Control Console............................................................................................................... 19
Light Palette VL Control Console................................................................................................................. 20

Programming Buttons Layout .............................................................................................................................. 21
Intelligent Lighting Encoders and Screen Selection Buttons ............................................................................... 22
Softkeys ................................................................................................................................................................ 23
Playback Controls Layout..................................................................................................................................... 24
Playback Faders Layout........................................................................................................................................ 25
Grandmasters Layout............................................................................................................................................ 26
Level Wheel.......................................................................................................................................................... 26

Button Details

Plus, Minus, @ (At), Full, Out ............................................................................................................................. 27
Arrows .................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Copy...................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Cue........................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Delay..................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Delete.................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Edit........................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Follow................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Go ......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Goto ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Group .................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Halt / Back ............................................................................................................................................................ 30
Load ...................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Look...................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Move ..................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Number Buttons.................................................................................................................................................... 32
On ......................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Page....................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Previous and Next................................................................................................................................................. 32
Record................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Undo ..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Release Playback .................................................................................................................................................. 34
Rem Dim............................................................................................................................................................... 34
Select..................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Shift ...................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Softkeys ................................................................................................................................................................ 36
Step Forward / Step Back ..................................................................................................................................... 36
Time ...................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Tools ..................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Up / Down............................................................................................................................................................. 37
Update................................................................................................................................................................... 37
View...................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Processor Keyboard Shortcuts.............................................................................................................................. 39

Summary of Contents for 91816 Light Palette Classic 1500

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Page 2: ...e aucune responsibilité sur toute erreur ou ommission inscrite dans ce manuel Pour tous commentaires ou suggestions concernant des corrections et ou les mises à jour de ce manuel veuillez s ll vous plait contacter le bureau de Strand Lighting le plus proche Information contained in this document may not be duplicated in full or in part by any person without prior written approval of Strand Lightin...

Page 3: ...of PALETTE if available provided that you return the defective copy of PALETTE to HCI within thirty 30 days of the date you receive it You acknowledge that this Section sets forth Your SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE remedy and HCI s SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE liability for breach of warranty or any other duty 6 Limitation of Liability YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT HCI IS PROVIDING PALETTE AS IS UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES INCLUDIN...

Page 4: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console ii Notes ...

Page 5: ...s sold separately 4 Software Upgrades 5 Control Channel Upgrades 5 Features Standard Features 6 Optional Add On Features 7 Software Overview Light Palette Software 8 Off Line Editor 8 Control of Connected Devices 8 External Control 8 Chapter 2 Installation and Power Up Unpack Site Requirements 10 Product Care 10 Unpack and Assemble Components 10 Hook Up Connecting Console Components 11 DMX512 Outp...

Page 6: ... Buttons 22 Softkeys 23 Playback Controls Layout 24 Playback Faders Layout 25 Grandmasters Layout 26 Level Wheel 26 Button Details Plus Minus At Full Out 27 Arrows 27 Copy 28 Cue 28 Delay 28 Delete 28 Edit 29 Follow 29 Go 29 Goto 30 Group 30 Halt Back 30 Load 31 Look 31 Move 31 Number Buttons 32 On 32 Page 32 Previous and Next 32 Record 33 Undo 33 Release Playback 34 Rem Dim 34 Select 34 Shift 35 ...

Page 7: ...ote Engine 58 Restoring the Software Updating or Re Installing PaletteOS Software 59 Chapter 4 Setup Accessory Hardware Components Overview 62 A B C D 62 Dead Black Out DBO 64 Console Setup 64 QWERTY Keyboard Cue List Control 64 Level Entry Mode 65 Console Personalities 65 Macro Editor and Commands 66 Chapter 5 Operation Selecting Channels and Setting Levels Channel Grid Overview 70 Using the Keyp...

Page 8: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console vi Appendix A Specifications Light Palette Lighting Control Console 80 Appendix B Software Tips Helpful Tips and Shortcuts 82 ...

Page 9: ... not expose the equipment to rain or moisture For indoor use only This equipment is designed and manufactured to comply with international safety standards IEC950 UL1950 CS950 and is intended for use as part of a lighting control system It must not be used for other purposes where there is a risk of safety to persons The equipment contains power voltages socket outlets will be installed near the e...

Page 10: ...l For a complete list of support and field service contacts go to www strandlighting com select the Support tab and then the Support Field Service Contacts link Additional Resources For additional resources and documentation please visit our website at www strandlighting com For a printed or printable version of the Palette Series Software User Manual or Web based Help Manual visit www strandlight...

Page 11: ...3 Light Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide 1 Overview Components Features Software Overview ...

Page 12: ...or Due to mouse driver requirements only ELO Touchscreens should be used ELO touchscreens can be purchased from ELO TouchSystems www elotouch com The AccuTouch 3000 series models are recommended since they feature resistive technology i e you can point with objects other than your finger such as a pen etc Purchase the USB type NOT serial If connecting a touchscreen some software configuration is r...

Page 13: ...e control channel functionality included with your console is pre authorized at the level initially purchased However the channel count can be easily upgraded at any time To purchase a control channel upgrade for your Light Palette Lighting Control Console please contact your Authorized Strand Lighting Dealer Note You may need to purchase ShowNet nodes or other DMX512 output devices if you exceed ...

Page 14: ...nnel check Channel labels Preset focuses Preset or tracking style operation 32 bit fades Fade times from 1 100 second to 20 days Pre programmed effects wizard Moving light patch Astronomical time clock and time events Macros Playback Up to 48 submasters with individual bump buttons and integrated LED 12 additional playbacks 4 moving light encoders Two timed manual fader pairs True Last Action Trac...

Page 15: ... systems Supports Pathport ShowNet Art Net CKNet and streaming ACN RS232 PowerPoint MIDI SMPTE Audio out Media Player External Control Two remote trigger inputs Standard MIDI events MIDI show control MIDI SMPTE time code in out Remote Focus Unit RFU Wired Remote Focus Unit RFU Wireless Serial interface to architectural button station networks ...

Page 16: ...ormation on its graphical screen allowing the user to work faster and more effi ciently PaletteOS can be upgraded at no additional cost when new software becomes available 2 Off Line Editor A free off line editor and remote video software is available at www strandlighting com 3 Control of Connected Devices Control of connected devices and or lighting systems is achieved by using the console desk ...

Page 17: ...9 Light Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide 2 Installation and Power Up Unpack Hook Up Console Power Up ...

Page 18: ...nd power requirements 2 Product Care In the event the console needs to be cleaned remove all power from unit and use only a very mild soap on a damp cloth Dry immediately with a soft lint free cloth after cleaning Never use harsh chemicals such as window cleaners paint removers vinyl conditioners etc It is recommended to gently blow out the sub pots and desk occasionally to prevent build up of dus...

Page 19: ...evices as shown in Figure 1 3 External Trigger Input The console provides a switch closure trigger input This connector supports any compatible device which can trigger the dry contact closure The trigger function is user configurable using the PaletteOS software interface The trigger input connector is wired as shown in Figure 2 Trigger setup is done via S3 Hardware Setup Refer to PaletteOS softw...

Page 20: ...sted pair Ethernet cable from the back of the console to a wireless Access Port and then from the Access Port though the air to the RFU with wire less receiver 5 Vision net The console can interface with Strand Vision net systems In this configuration the console s DB9 Serial port can be connected to a Vision net RS232 Programming Station which in turn connects to a Vision net control station The ...

Page 21: ...ces and the software additionally supports four internal SMPTE clocks and the Media Player Time Code MIDI devices connect using the industry standard MIDI connector DIN 5 SMPTE connects using a balanced line level signal through standard XLR connectors A potentiometer is provided to adjust the level of the SMPTE output signal Figure 5 MIDI SMPTE Connection MIDI and SMPTE devices are sold by others...

Page 22: ...t your console s personality This can be found under Hardware Setup then clicking on Console You will notice several options to choose from a GeniusPro 500 series GP Command line entry Utilizes the British spelling of words for example colour vs color and anticlockwise vs counterclockwise This also uses the 500 series channel colors magenta is up cyan is tracking b LightPalette 500 series LP Comma...

Page 23: ...1 5 0 will set channel 1 to 50 b Record Includes Subs when checked this will include levels that are outputting from submasters when recording cues or looks The default is unchecked This status will appear on the command line when you press RECORD by showing you either LIVE SUBS or LIVE SUBS c Show Cue List Controls when checked this will display the cue list control icon bar above the existing li...

Page 24: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console 16 Installation and Power Up Notes ...

Page 25: ...17 Light Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide 3 Controls Desk Layout Button Details Software Configuration Restoring the Software ...

Page 26: ...ute softkey is engaged it will change the attribute value Softkeys 24 context sensitive functionality buttons Track Pad Provides navigation of software GUI and control of channel attributes Playback Controls configurable A B and C D automatic timed faders and associated buttons which provided playback control of cues and scenes Additional Playback Faders 12 additional playbacks and associated butt...

Page 27: ...C D automatic timed faders and associated buttons which provided playback control of cues and scenes Additional Playback Faders 12 additional playbacks and associated buttons Keyboard Built in standard keyboard Dead Black Out Buttons configurable Provides a momentary or toggle full stage black out Submasters 48 submasters with individual bump buttons and integrated LED Softkeys 24 context sensitiv...

Page 28: ...k control of cues and scenes Additional Playback Faders 12 additional playbacks and associated buttons Keyboard Built in standard keyboard Dead Black Out Buttons configurable Provides a momentary or toggle full stage black out Submasters 24 submasters with individual bump buttons and integrated LED Encoders Manual control encoders which work in conjunction with the Intelligent Lighting buttons Cen...

Page 29: ...etes an action or selection 10 Key Numeric Entry BACK Used to edit command line entries for all selected channels Prev Next Advances to next or reverses to previous channel Also acts as a tab key for navigating dialogue boxes Rem Dim Switches all channels except those which are selected off Tools Press SHIFT TOOLS to change current tool functions such as color picker channel check flash etc Thru U...

Page 30: ...tes Special includes functions such as Lamp On Off Reset fixture timing strobe etc Press again to bank the four encoders for more Special controls HIGHLIGHT Use Highlight Quick Selection button to clear all attributes to defaults except Pan and Tilt to aid in positioning selected channels when a cue is active Use with SHIFT to trigger Low Light which takes all other fixtures in the Cue List to 20 ...

Page 31: ...OLS and VIEW buttons The amber LED will blink showing the current control when a dialogue box is open The 24 softkeys are broken up into banks of 12 The top bank are the M softkeys and the bottom bank are the S softkeys The LEDs on each softkey will light up to let you know that the softkey is available with S softkeys illuminating amber and M softkeys green Should you notice a green arrow on any ...

Page 32: ... Back Go Go Controls Fade Out level Halt Back Halts active cue if running or GO Activates next cue following the active Cue on the Cue List Green LED will be solid when steps back to previous cue if stopped RED LED Playback Faders Controls Fade times in out cross faders intensity masters scene masters or Look page master will flash when you halt a cue or you are backing up a Cue List is active and...

Page 33: ...f Playback Page a horizontal line will appear above the Cue List This playback page uses the name of this Cue List You can add as many playback pages as needed and rearrange them using the Move Up and Move Down options in the list Uncheck Playback Page to remove the page from the show file To change between playback pages use the dedicated UP and DOWN arrow buttons to the left of Playback 1 Slider...

Page 34: ...tabs for both the A and B Grandmasters See Dead Black Out DBO on page 64 for more details 8 Level Wheel The console features a level wheel which provides navigation of the PaletteOS software and control of channel attributes The wheel is context sensitive to allow appropriate control of attributes such as one percent one DMX512 step one gobo one second of time etc By default it controls the intens...

Page 35: ...Use the BACK arrow key to clear the command line and deselect any selected channels Use the and keys to enter ranges For example 1 1 0 7 5 ENTER sets fixtures 1 through 6 and 8 through 10 to 50 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 ENTER would set fixtures 1 through 10 to levels 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 and 100 respectively 2 Arrows The arrow keys move the blue box in the Cue List Look view and patch displays To chan...

Page 36: ... selection of channels at levels then type REC ENTER to record the next available whole cue number If none are present this will record cue 1 You can also record any cue number by typing REC CUE 1 ENTER or Change times by CUE 1 TIME 5 ENTER or jump to a cue with GOTO CUE 1 ENTER More advanced com mands will be discussed later 5 Delay A Delay assigns a time in which the cue will pause before starti...

Page 37: ...down SHIFT while rolling the level wheel while editing cells will change numeric values by 0 1 8 Follow Follow allows the next cue in sequence to be triggered automatically after a set time For example CUE 1 FLW 5 ENTER will allow cue 2 assuming that cue 2 is the next cue after cue 1 to begin 5 seconds after cue 1 begins More advanced follow times can be set in the action dialogue box Just press E...

Page 38: ...rded levels To only select the channels type GROUP 1 ENTER The levels can now be adjusted with the level wheel or any level adjusting key i e Full On Up Down Technically these are stored as Looks but you can just record and call up groups as previous generations of desks have done See Show Options in the PaletteOS software Help Menu for assigning Look pages to this key 12 Halt Back The HALT BACK b...

Page 39: ...s LOAD LOOK then the desired Look number to load a Look for editing 14 Look A Look is a location for a stored state that can be accessed as groups submasters or palettes Set channels at levels then type REC LOOK 1 ENTER This will store the info as Look 1 and it will be accessed as Submaster 1 Alternately you can set them to a level using the keypad by typing LOOK Level ENTER Attributes will always...

Page 40: ...ttons in conjunction with the ARROW KEYS and the EDIT button to open the blue box for editing 17 On The ON button takes the selected channel s to the On level as set in Show Options 18 Page Pressing the PAGE button will page the channel display down Use with SHIFT to page the channel display up 19 Previous and Next Press PREV to select the last channel or press NEXT to select the next channel When...

Page 41: ...be recorded including the levels Using the GROUP button you can bring back the selected channels and set them to any level using the level wheel or keypad Note The Red LED will be on any time there is a change that has not been recorded 21 Undo The Undo feature will reverse many commands UNDO ENTER will reverse the last level change UNDO RECORD UPDATE DELETE and GOTO can all be reversed Any attrib...

Page 42: ... 25 REM DIM will take all channels except channel 25 to 0 while leaving 25 at 100 If you are running two Cue Lists the first REM DIM press only dims the channels on the Cue List you have selected the second press would REM DIM all remaining Cue Lists 24 Select Press a SELECT button to determine which Cue List cues will be written to by default when you record cues The selected Cue List will have a...

Page 43: ...ing down SHIFT and rolling the level wheel will scroll the channel grid Use with MOVE to open the Move dialogue box Use with COPY to open the Copy dialogue box Use with REC to open the Record dialogue box Use with UNDO or REL to restore previously released channels If all three stages of release were used this will return them in three stages in order Use with REL PB to release all Cue Lists Use w...

Page 44: ...ove By selecting an S key with an arrow you will notice the M keys change For example by pressing RECORD you will notice many of the S keys have the option to select additional M keys By selecting S3 RECORD TYPE you now have four options to choose from in the M keys M1 M4 27 Step Forward Step Back Pressing the relevant button steps you through the selected Cue List using the step time set in the p...

Page 45: ...pre determined level in S2 Show Options Use with SHIFT to move the selected channel s intensity one percentage point In dialogue boxes these buttons will raise or lower number boxes by pre determined levels cue number by 10 time by 10 SMPTE by 1 minute etc 31 Update When making changes live press UPDATE ENTER to update the current cue with the changed levels SHIFT UPDATE will open the update dialo...

Page 46: ...2 View Opens the View Properties dialogue box where properties are displayed Press VIEW NUMBER ENTER to see a channel s Label dialogue box Press VIEW SELECT to get a Cue List s properties Press VIEW BUMP to get a Look Master properties including the ability to delete a Look View ...

Page 47: ...pdated dialogue box or updates Loaded items in all other personalities via command line V View Opens View Properties dialogue box Z Back Halts running cues backs up the Cue List SHIFTED Go Back in time Arrow Keys Moves the blue box Backspace Used in the command line to delete characters or de select fixtures Delete Deletes highlighted cue or puts delete on command line for deleting Cues Looks or l...

Page 48: ...s available in the software s Help Menu 2 Cue List Directory The Cue List directory shows what Cue Lists are in the the current show file and ready for playback It shows the current cue the next cue to be run and any count down times Channel Grid Help Menu Attribute Grid Status Window Display Softkeys Running Cue Cue List Cue List Directory and Attribute Wheel Display Colors in Grid Command Line E...

Page 49: ...vels and effects in a cue in an user friendly display Users can select levels or times in both Live and Blind modes to see what is happening during playback or programming If you have patched moving lights in your show the Attribute Grid will appear below the channel Grid Use the display menu S5 or the main windows menu to toggle on or off each grid 5 Status Window Display The Status Window displa...

Page 50: ...ng mapped network drives Internet connectivity and more The Control Panel appears as soon as you exit the PaletteOS To access these special features use the Control Panel shown above to launch applications system configuration and maintenance tools and to view system information The S4 System softkey will access many features in the control panel Note You may have to press Backspace to access the ...

Page 51: ...console Web Browser The Web Browser icon launches the installed web browser for node configuration rack configuration and Internet activity Notepad The Notepad icon opens the notepad which will allow you to take notes and edit text Note that you can save your txt document anywhere on the D drive except in the Horizon folder Feel free to make your own directory structures to suite your organization...

Page 52: ...ork icon accesses the Windows networking tools for advanced network configuration If the console can be connected to the facility s network networking capabilities such as mapped network drives and Internet connection can be accessed Most LANs have a DHCP Server Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol that automatically assigns network properties such as the IP address In most network situations the c...

Page 53: ...3 At Local Area Connection Properties select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP Pv4 and click Properties a Choose Use the following IP address typically 192 168 0 68 b Type in the static IP address and appropriate Subnet mask provided by the network administrator c Type in a Default gateway if access to an outside of the LAN connection i e connect to other networks or Internet is required d Type in a...

Page 54: ...hich is important if using Astronomical Events or want to synchronize the system with World Time Services click Change time zone button and choose the appropriate time zone Check Daylight Savings Time box for adjusting to time changes The PaletteOS must be restarted for the Time Zone change to take effect The Internet Time tab determines whether or not the console will look to World Time Servers o...

Page 55: ... icon opens the Display Settings dialogue box Here you can adjust the resolution and configuration for two monitors Screen Saver Preferences Clicking the Screen Saver Preferences icon opens the Screen Saver Settings dialogue box Here you can adjust or turn off the screen saver settings Note that the Change Power Settings options is not accessible ...

Page 56: ...ls are recommended since they feature resistive technology i e you can point with objects other than your finger such as a pen etc Purchase the USB type NOT the serial type After you have installed a touchscreen monitor you will need to calibrate the screen To do this click the Touch Screen Calibration icon The ELO Touchscreen Properties dialogue box will allow you to change various options for to...

Page 57: ...yboard icon opens the virtual keyboard Regional Settings Clicking the Regional Settings icon opens the Regional and Language Options dialogue box Here you can adjust the regional location keyboard and other input languages Volume Control The Volume Control icon opens the volume fader Here you can adjust the volume of the audio output ...

Page 58: ...gue box Here the applications processes services performance data and other things can be viewed Note that accessing this screen is not part of normal operation Command Prompt The Command Prompt icon opens the system s command prompt which is primarily for technical support Only access this with full knowledge of the consequences of your actions ...

Page 59: ... Series HP LaserJet 1100 Series HP Color LaserJet 2000 Series USB Printers Installing a USB printer should be plug and play and communication should be established immediately Other Printers In the event that communication is not established immediately it is likely caused by trying to install a printer that is not on Strand Lighting s recommended printer list If this is the case you may attempt t...

Page 60: ...has already established a shared printer on the LAN and given you privileges to connect to and use it Once a printer has been added it will become the default printer check marked You can add more than one printer you will just have to choose which one you want to print to if it is not the default printer The console also prints to Adobe Portable Document Format PDF files These files can be saved ...

Page 61: ...ttings The Firewall Settings icon opens the Windows Firewall Settings dialogue box Here you can adjust the firewall settings of the console s computer Defrag Drive The Defrag Drive icon opens the Disk Defragmenter dialogue box Here you can clean up your hard drive by performing the defrag optimization ...

Page 62: ... section contains items that are primarily used by an authorized service center or by a user with instructions from technical support Update Palette Software The Update Palette Software icon opens the Palette Software Upgrades dialogue box Here you can perform a software update by launching a software update file ...

Page 63: ... there are any malfunctions with the buttons and sliders on your console Run the hardware test select your console select the panel to test and then activate all hardware elements Any odd behavior should be reported to an Authorized Service Center for diagnosis Launch Debugger The Launch Debugger icon launches the Engine Status program and then the PaletteOS This should only be used when directed ...

Page 64: ...directed by a technical support specialist Delete All Settings The Delete All Settings icon allows you to return the console to its factory default settings End Console Processes The End Console Processes icon will stop all console programs from running This should only be done by an authorized service center or by instruction from a technical support specialist ...

Page 65: ...re and settings Run Shutdown Controls and Application List Launch Show PaletteOS This button launches the PaletteOS software application so you can begin programming a new show or load an existing show file The button will also return users to the Palette Operating Software window Application List Click the arrow to bring up the list of PaletteOS applications that are available ...

Page 66: ...the backup and continue unscathed The second device must have equal authorization to the main system but it can be in the form of a second console or simply a Horizon Universal Key on a networked laptop If you have installed Palette PC you will find a Palette Backup shortcut in the Palette section of your START menu To launch a tracking backup session from another console CTRL click on the Palette...

Page 67: ...lette console software Control Panel will launch Step 5 From Control Panel open File Manager Step 6 At folders list locate the inserted USB key and select upgrade file PaletteOSX X X exe Step 7 Press Ctrl C to copy Step 8 Select D SavedInstalls folder on console hard drive Step 9 Press Ctrl V to paste The file should copy from the USB key to the console s hard drive Step 10 Unplug USB key Step 11 ...

Page 68: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console 60 Controls Notes ...

Page 69: ...ght Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide 4 Setup Accessory Hardware Components Note This chapter provides software operations which are necessary to configure console hardware components ...

Page 70: ...dless of configuration of the A B and C D faders the SELECT HALT BACK and GO buttons will function as normal on the appropriate cue list Disabled If you chose this option the sliders will do nothing If you are just doing a GO SHOW this is the saf est mode of operation as inadvertent moves on these faders will have no affect PB Master Crossfader In this mode the left hand fader is the overall inten...

Page 71: ... the left fader will act as a master for submaster page 1 and the right fader will act as a master for submaster page 2 Look Page 1 2 Crossfader in this mode the left fader will act as a master for submaster page 1 as normal and the right fader will act as a master for submaster 2 inverted This way you can slide them both together and use them as a dipless crossfade mastering between two submaster...

Page 72: ... restore it to the level set by the Grandmaster slider While the DBO is on or the slider is at 0 the red LED will flash rap idly Note The red LED on the DBO button will flash slowly if the level of the handle is between 1 and 99 It will be off if the handle is at full It will flash rapidly if the handle is at the bottom or the DBO is active 4 Console Setup QWERTY Keyboard Cue List Control By defau...

Page 73: ... Digit Entry Channel goes straight to the desired level after a percentage is entered following the key i e the ENTER key is not used 1 7 0 Channel 1 goes to 70 Console Personalities The following Console Personality modes are available Each mode offers a slightly different method of colors and spellings The modes are as follows GeniusPro 500 series GP British spelling 500 series colors magenta is...

Page 74: ...Command is assigned to the Cue Action of a cue the macro icon will appear in the Action column You can add a Command to a cue by moving the blue box to the Action column and pressing Insert A Cue Action dialogue box will open Click on Macro or press S5 to add a Macro Command The Macro Editor will appear The main S11 tab on the left should be set to Command showing the commands available in the lis...

Page 75: ...de Any arguments parameters of the command will be listed Double click on the Value column to set an appropriate value then click OK You can Insert as many individual commands as you like for each macro and order them by selecting their line and use S5 and S6 to move them Up and Down in the list ...

Page 76: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console 68 Setup Notes ...

Page 77: ... Guide 5 Operation Selecting Channels and Setting Levels Recording a Cue or Look Note This chapter provides software operations which will get the system up and running For complete software operation instructions refer to the Palette Series Software User Manual ...

Page 78: ...e selected with the mouse or with keystrokes Selected channels are identified in the channel grid by a red highlight around the channel The level may still be controlled by other means i e Cue Lists or Look Masters Until you specify that you want to change the level you do not have control over it with the wheel or keypad Once a level is altered the red outline will fill in and a white triangle de...

Page 79: ...ry type 1 THRU 1 0 0 5 ENTER Note Typing 1 THRU 1 0 1 2 7 ENTER will set fixtures 1 through 10 to 50 in any mode The decimal point identifies setting DMX512 values Notes Alternately you can select channels and roll the wheel to increase or decrease their level from the current position Holding down SHIFT while rolling the wheel changes the values in Decimal rather than Percent To set a level of 5 ...

Page 80: ...he cue list the Record dialogue box will be automatically stuffed with the next whole number if the last cue is a whole number If it s a point cue then the next point cue will be sug gested Detailed Description Step 1 Set the levels you want to record in a cue The levels can be set by any method using the mouse the keypad Looks Groups etc Step 2 Press RECORD or click the Record button on the Tool ...

Page 81: ...an existing cue and don t select Update you will see the dialogue box shown below after you press ENTER S8 Check Record Minus Subs if you don t want to pull in levels from recorded submasters that are active on stage S9 Opens the Attribute dialogue box to filter what will be recorded in this cue Notes If you double click S5 or any other softkey it will solo Position That is all other check marks w...

Page 82: ...above Pressing Cancel will close this dialogue box and return to the Record dialogue box Step 6 The recorded cue appears on the cue list Note on Recording Ranges of Cues If you want to record values through a range of cues enter the range using the X Y syntax in the S2 box As soon as you type the symbol for Thru the Label Cue Timing and Update control become inactive When recording through a range...

Page 83: ... changes numeric values by 0 1 You can quickly record a cue to a cue list that is not currently selected by pressing REC SELECT Detailed Description These versions work via the command line as opposed to the Record Cue dialogue box Access to all options within the dialogue box can be found in the softkeys If a softkey is showing a green arrow clicking on this softkey will enable more softkeys dire...

Page 84: ...ce Stored in this manner the look with work with other looks depending upon the order in which the looks were activated The last one will assert over a previous one c Exclusive stored in this manner the levels are now controlled exclusively by this look Cues other looks and manual control will not override It can ONLY be controlled by that look d Inhibitive stored in this manner the look handle or...

Page 85: ...ll be taken to the Look screen Here you are able to access all of your Looks pages and individual Looks within those pages You have the ability to bring up each individual look by clicking on that Look and dragging up the Virtual Look Slider to the appropriate percentage or by changing the percentage in the values column The values within that Look will be displayed in the channel grid ...

Page 86: ...Installation Setup Guide Light Palette Lighting Control Console 78 Operation If you move the blue box over to Look Type you now have the ability to set your Look to various types ...

Page 87: ...79 Light Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide A Specifications ...

Page 88: ...Light Palette Classic 3000 Console 39 x 17 8 x 4 5 991 x 452 x 115 mm 91827 Light Palette VL 3000 Console 40 75 x 24 5 x 7 125 1035 x 667 x 181mm 91828 Light Palette VL 6000 Console 40 75 x 24 5 x 7 125 1035 x 667 x 181mm 91829 Light Palette VL 8000 Console 40 75 x 24 5 x 7 125 1035 x 667 x 181mm 91867 Light Palette Live 3000 Console 40 75 x 24 5 x 7 125 1035 x 667 x 181mm 91868 Light Palette Live...

Page 89: ...81 Light Palette Lighting Control Console Installation Setup Guide B Software Tips ...

Page 90: ...ry powerful You can change the attribute behavior of your mov ing lights by VIEWing the properties of a Look Master The Show Options has a field where you can set the level for the ON button Double pressing the ON button will always give you 100 Every dialogue box has a small blue question mark in it Press this button to get context sensitive help Light Palette supports 100 Priority levels for Loo...

Page 91: ...l two scene masters You can write a Block cue by selecting the ALL Levels Block Cue Record option in the record dialogue box or just by right clicking on a cue and selecting Block Cue A horizontal line above the cue will show you that no channels will track into this cue You can rearrange the column in the Cue List by clicking and dragging the column headers Use the Tools button to open Virtual 5X...

Page 92: ...ful technology allows you to do things like control color mixing lights in six different color spaces Flash channel a TOOL works whether or not you have channels selected before you initialize the tool If you type channel TOOLS FLASH that channel will start flashing You can then type another channel number and press enter to jump to it Use the level wheel to scroll through channel quickly Once you...

Page 93: ...box to the first column in the cue list on the desired cue and press EDIT This is equivalent to double clicking on that cell with the mouse Using S2 SHOW OPTIONS you can give each Cue List their own default Step times Back times and Release times Your console worklights can have separate levels Choose the desired levels in S3 HARDWARE SETUP You can right click to Clear or Copy the contents of the ...

Page 94: ...ter Fade Then select the NEXT CUE to be linked to the first When controlling moving lights group multiple attributes together and control them simultaneously by holding down combinations of S1 S4 and rolling the level wheel Palettes can be nested If you build Position A from raw values then build Position B using Position A updating Position A will affect Position B You can Flip moving head channe...

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