Zero 88 FLX Series, Manual

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Parameters that can control the movement of your fixture, live under
the Position attribute. Typically, this will be your Pan and Tilt
parameters for moving lights, however you may see other parameters
too, such as Pan/Tilt speed control.
Pan and Tilt will always be on the first two encoder wheels within the Position attribute. If there are more than four
Position parameters available, tapping Position will page encoders three and four only.
Automatically creating position palettes, will create a single "Home Position" palette, for all of your fixtures. This can be
used to set their Pan and Tilt to 50%.
Position palettes are incredibly useful, to allow you to build up your own palettes to quickly move your lights to different
pre-defined locations.
Click here to head to the Palettes chapter to find out more about programming palettes.
Pan/Tilt Grid
The Pan/Tilt grid gives you a touch based input method of controlling
Pan and Tilt. The horizontal axis is “pan” and the vertical axis is “tilt”.
The + symbol indicates the current position values for the selected
fixture. If multiple fixtures are selected, mu will be displayed.
You can select multiple fixtures and “fan” them across the Pan / Tilt
Grid by using two fingers and multi-touch. The first selected fixture
(defined by the order of selection) will be at your first finger, the last
selected fixture will be at your second finger, and all the ones in-
between will spread between these two points.
Fanning Position
When controlling the position of multiple fixtures at once, Fanning is a very useful tool to quickly send different Pan/Tilt
values to your currently selected fixtures. To fan your pan or tilt values across your fixtures, press and hold Shift, and
dial either the Pan or Tilt encoders.
There are four fan options that can be chosen. For more information see the Attribute Settings section.
Fan Middle is useful if you have a row of movers, and wish to fan their Pan symmetrically, to send your fixtures in to
centre stage, or out to the wings.
Fan V is useful if you wish to fan the tilt of your fixtures.
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