Theatrelight CUEMASTER, Quick Operation

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CUEMASTER OPERATION 67
CUEMASTER SCREEN DISPLAY
While the Cuemaster can be operated satisfactorily without any other display assistance, you will find that busy shows are easier to
operate using the Screen display.
CONNECTING THE LCD DISPLAY
The Cuemaster is fitted with a video display card suitable for use with any colour LCD monitor. A suitable size of screen is a 15 inch
display.
1 Plug the monitor video cable into the 15 pin D connector at the back of the Cuemaster.
2 Connect power to the monitor, and adjust the screen size, contrast and brilliance for correct display.
Several pages of information provide data on output channel levels, master state, fade state, and output dimmer levels.
SCREEN LAYOUT
A TOP STATUS BAR
MEMORY Memory used status.
FLASH OFF Flash Disable status.
CENTRE TITLE Specifies type of display levels with Preview key.
RECORD Record status. Flashes number of cues to assign or insert when recording.
B CHANNEL LEVELS
LEVELS Channel levels display. Edited channel levels are displayed in bold reversed text.
ORIGINAL/EDIT ON Compare key status. Also indicates Hold key status.
LATCH Channels Latch key status. Also indicates Kill mode.
C SCENEMASTER STATUS BAR
RECORDING TYPE Scenemaster Record type: Ms = Manual Scene, Fs = Fade-Scene, Ch = Chase, SH = Show.
PAGE NUMBER Current Page number.
D SCENEMASTER LEVELS
SCENEMASTER LEVELS Displays levels of Scenemaster faders in % levels and bargraph form.
LATCH Scenes Latch status. Also duplicate Kill status.
LEVELS LEVELS shows when no Last page master is up. Also flashes Last page number active status.