Sagitter QUIVER, User Manual

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If the Register Slider is set as Playback master (‘Controller Config.’ window that can be recalled
from Setup menu), it can be set independently for each cue-list. From the contextual menu press
the ‘Slider config.’ button to show the slider setup window:
‐ Master intensity : this is the default mode, which is a submaster of the cue-list and controls
the HTP channels (typically the dimmer).
‐ Master Size : controls the amplitude of possible effects contained in the cue-list.
‐ Master Speed : controls the speed of possible effects contained in the cue-list (NOTE: it’s
able to reduce the speed of an effect, but it is not able to increase it).
‐ Cross fade : (for the Qlist mode only) in this mode the slider steers the transition between a
cue and the next one, allowing to manage manually the cross-fade between cues and
releasing it from any timer. In this mode, each time the slider moves out from a stroke end
(from 0 to an upper value or from 100% to a lower value) the cue list receives a trigger, the
fade-in with the next cue begins and the fader level depends on the slider position:
practically the fade-out occurs when the slider reaches the other stroke end.
Cue Priority (LTP/HTP)
When two or more cues belonging to two different cue-lists compete for the same channel, the
following criterion is followed:
‐ If the channel is LTP, the priority is assigned to the latest enabled cue (LTP criterion).
‐ If the channel is HTP, is applied the LTP or HTP criterion (priority assigned to the highest
value) as specified in the ‘Playback mode’ option in the ‘General options’ window.
Execute a cue‐list: Register Playback
Pressing a register key, the first cue of the cue-list linked to the register is played. Pressing it a
second time the second cue is played and so on until the first cue starts again. If the cue list is set
as ‘Sequence’ or ‘Chase’ modes, after the playback of the first cue all the following cues will be
played with the pre-set times. If the cue list is set as ‘Live’ mode, any cue of the cue list can be
played pressing the corresponding button in the ‘Live’ window.
IMPORTANT: the default configuration of the six controllers is ‘Playback Master’, which means
that each slider controls the intensity and the key controls the flash of the respective first six
registers, while the remaining six registers have not controllers.
Stop a cue‐list: Register Release
To stop or release a register you must press and hold the ‘Release’ key and, while it is down, press the
register key to be stopped, or alternatively press in rapid sequence the ‘Release’ key and the register key.
IMPORTANT: pressing in rapid sequence two times the ‘Release’ key will stop all registers
currently in playback.
Change the current Register Page
Pressing the ‘Page’ button the LED correspondent to the current page number gets on. Pressing a
Register key while the ‘Page’ key is down, the current page will change to the correspondent
number. Alternatively, the ‘Page’ key and the register key must be pressed in rapid sequence to
recall the correspondent page.
IMPORTANT: pressing in rapid sequence two times the ‘Page’ key will switch to the next page.
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