Zero88 FROG 2, Operating Manual

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User Definable Faders
Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 129
Mix Modes
A number of Mix Mode options are available depending on the item that is assigned to the
UDF (see table above).
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HTP - Highest Takes Precedence. Applies to intensity channels in channel data or cue
data UDF’s only.
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LTP - Latest Takes Precedence.
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LTP Mix - Using the fader you need to match the current DMX output for the
parameter. Once the output level has been ‘picked up’, you can then adjust the level up
or down using the fader.
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Inhibitor - When a Group or Fixture Parameter UDF is set up as an Inhibitor it will act
like a variable topset (ie a peak output limit) on the fixture parameter or the intensity
parameters of the group assigned to that UDF.
The UDF will inhibit the output levels as soon as the fader is moved, and stay inhibiting
throughout its existence (ie until the mix mode is changed to LTP or LTP Mix or the
UDF is deleted).
Fixture parameters that are being inhibited are displayed in inverse (orange on black
background) in the Program Window and Output Window.
Release
This UDF setup option applies to Channel Data and Cue UDF’s only.
If the Release option is set to Yes then the fixtures will be released when the fader is
brought down to zero.
If the Release option is set to No then the fixtures will NOT be released when the fader is
brought down to zero.
The fixtures being controlled by the UDF can be released by setting their values in the
Program Window or by triggering another LTP command from elsewhere on the console or
by holding down the RELEASE key and pressing the corresponding UDF flash key.