Zero 88 FLX Series, Manual

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LCD Brightness
This Settings allow you to change the brightness of the internal
display. The touchscreen brightness is a value between 0% and 100%.
Recommended use is at 50% brightness. 0% will not allow the
backlight to go out completely, but instead to a very dim level that can
still be seen in most situations. The first encoder wheel will allow you
to adjust this, as well as the on-screen numpad.
Operational
There are several options in the Operational section of Settings. FLX S
consoles do not have the last couple of settings pictured.
Operational settings are explained below.
MFF Window Playback Action
“MFF Window Playback action” defines what happens when you press an onscreen playback in the MFF (Faders)
window. By default this opens the Playback’s Settings, but it can instead match the physical button action, or set a
Fader Level.
When set to "Match button action", the button function is displayed in the MFF window.
When set to "Set fader level", this will also work in Channels function too.
For more information on the Faders window, click here.
Auto Select Channels
This setting automatically selects a fixture when a channel fader is moved. This is enabled by default, however can be
disabled if you wish, meaning you will need to manually select fixtures.
Channel Mix Mode
By default, channel faders are mixed Latest Takes Precedence with every other intensity source on the console. This
means that if the channel faders become out of sync with their fixture's intensity, the channel faders can take control of
the intensity of their fixture by being moved to the level the fixture is at. The option to change this, is to allow for show
file compatibility with Solution range consoles, which have channel "preset" faders.
Page Handover
Page handover defines the behaviour of active playbacks when you change page. “Disabled” is the default behaviour,
which means changing playback page will change the page of all the faders. When “Enabled”, changing page will only
change the page of faders currently inactive. Any faders with active playbacks will remain on their previous page, until
the respective Playback is released – at which point the fader will change to the current page.
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