QuickShow FB3-QS, User Manual

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Also note that you can trigger more than one beam during each step, as shown above.
Controlling the speed of the sequence
The speed of the sequence is controlled by the Step duration control and by the Beats and Time
buttons to the right of the Step duration control. Typically beam sequences are performed to the beat of
the music and typically with each beam position remaining on only for a single beat. If this is desired,
see the picture above (which is also the default configuration). If you want each step to last two beats,
you can increase the
Step duration control to 2.0. If you want each step to last for 4 seconds, increase
the Step duration control to 4 and click on the Time button (indicated by a Clock icon -- this indicates
time instead of beats).
Stepping through the sequence manually
You can review the output of each step by simply clicking the left mouse button on the desired Step. For
example, if you want to see what the output looks like at Step 3, simply click on the word
Step 3 .
Displaying the static or sequenced beams momentarily
To send the output of the QuickTargets tool to the laser, simply click on the Show it now button. If the
Play button is pressed in the QuickTargets window, the beam sequence will be output to the laser. If the
Stop button is pressed, only the selected step will be output to the laser.
Saving the QuickTargets to a cue
You can save the QuickTargets beam sequence to a cue for permanent storage or for use later. Simply
drag and drop the preview window (or the QuickTargets tab itself) to a cue.
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