Zero88 FROG 2, Operating Manual

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Glossary
Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 169
Glossary
This section of the manual contains a list of terms used with the Frog 2 desk:
Active A key used in conjunction with other keys to ‘pull’ various channel
data into the
Program Window .
Alignment A function in Setup which allows the user to invert pan and/or tilt or
swap pan/tilt parameters for individual fixtures.
ArtNet
A free networking standard from Artistic Licence.
Attribute A group of fixture Parameters. On the Frog 2 these are Colour, Beam,
Position and Effects.
Auto Group A group that is automatically created by the desk.
Auto Palette A colour, beamshape, position or effect palette that is automatically
created by the desk.
Blind Modifying the program data within the desk without affecting the
outputs.
Blackout This key sets the outputs of all fixture intensity channels to 0%.
Brightness See Intensity.
CD-RW A rewritable CD, or a rewritable CD drive. 650mb of information can
be stored on a CD.
Chase A complete cue stack can be turned into a chase. A chase is a series
of cues which are played back automatically. A Chase has a number
of
modifiers which determine how it runs.
Command Line The area of the touch screen which displays commands as they are
entered by the user. Commands can be entered using front panel
keys, soft keys, control wheels, external keyboard or mouse.
Control Wheel The three control wheels on the desk are used to adjust fixture
parameter and other data levels. The parameters assigned to the
control wheels are shown on the touch screen.
Cue The basic element for storing fixture parameter levels and times. Cues
can be played back via manual or virtual playbacks or they can be
assigned to
UDF’s or UDK’s.
Cue Stack See Stack .
Details An option on the Program, Preview and Output Windows which allows
the user to see fixture parameter values as text descriptions rather
than percentage or DMX values.
Direction The Chase modifier which determines which order the steps are
output when a
Chase
is run.