Zero 88 FLX Series, Manual

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Global Tap Tempo
Global Tap Tempo can be chosen, to turn the fader into a Global BPM
control. This will therefore control the speed of any chases which are
configured to use Global BPM. The button of this playback becomes
global tap tempo. In the faders window, the current BPM is displayed
on the onscreen fader (pictured). Lowering the fader to 0, will pause
any chases using Global BPM.
Click here to find out how to configure a Chase to use Global BPM.
Programmer Time
Programmer Time can be used to apply a fade to live manual
commands. This time is applied to syntax, palettes, and manually
releasing playbacks.
The button of this playback can then be used to enable/disable
Programmer Time. In the Faders window, it is highlighted in blue when
enabled (pictured). The fader can then be used to set the time from 0
seconds, to 11 minutes 30 seconds.
Speed Override
Speed Override can be chosen, to allow the fader to speed up or slow
down cue crossfades occurring on the currently viewed playback. By
default, Override will be at 50% to give “normal” crossfades, and so
this fader will then need to be at half of its travel for no override.
Raising the level above 50% will increase the crossfade speed
proportionally and reducing the level below 50% will slow down the
fade proportionally. Fully raised will snap the cue, and fully down will
stop the cue.
Speed Override can also be used to speed up or slow down effects
running in the currently viewed playback.
Grand Master
If you choose Grand Master, this playback fader will then become your
console's Grand Master. This means that all of the current light output
from the console can be controlled with this fader, and therefore if the
Grand Master is at 0, you will have no light output as all intensities will
be taken to 0.
After choosing Grand Master, you will receive a button function option.
"Latch" is the default, meaning pressing the playback's button will
activate Blackout. This means all intensities are taken to 0, and a
second press resumes the intensities. Changing the button function to
"Flash", will mean blackout will only be activated when the playback's
button is held. The Page Lock option can be used, so that this fader is
always your Grand Master, irrespective of the playback page you're on.
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