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12. Screen Setup ( MENU HATHOR / Controllers)
When you open a new window, such as a Controller or an Editor, it will initially be floating
on the monitor that you opened it from. From there you can work with it as it is. Or you can
dock it. If it is not docked, it will remain in the foreground on that monitor, regardless of
which virtual screen you are using.
To Dock a window:
1.
Right click on the top bar of the window, to the right of its label (i.e. Fields,
Playback etc.), on the local menu that will open click on "Dock able" to check it.
2. Left click on the top bar and drag the window. If the screen is currently blank the
window will dock and expand to full screen size when it is dragged near the top of
the screen.
3. If the window already has content you will see an horizontal or vertical bar
indicating where the new window will dock. While that bar is visible drop the
window and it will dock.
4. The split between the windows can be adjusted by dragging the bar between them.
To Un-dock or remove a window:
Click on the upper border of the window. You will have the option to un-dock or close the
window
12.1 CONTROLLERS > MENU HATHOR / Controllers
Controllers are windows that access the shows data, and provide interfaces to operate the
system.
The system can have multiples of all Controllers, each configured for different uses.
Select a controller and it will open in a non-docked window on the current monitor. It can
then be
dragged
to whichever monitor you wish, adjusted in size and/or
docked
Controllers are typically arranged on the Hathor desktop by docking them on the
Subscreens.
Controllers can also be opened for temporary needs and left floating on the desktop.
Brief description of the different Controllers:
Field Editor
: displays a grid of Instruments used for selecting instruments, changing
levels etc.
Fields
: displays Subfader Fields in a high density format.
Sequence Playback
: displays a Sequence of steps, along with playback controls (i.e,
GO, Stop etc.).
Device Control
: displays controls and information for devices such as moving lights etc
that operate in a Last Takes Precedence (LTP) mode.
Device Control Browser
: displays information for devices such as moving lights etc that
operate in a Last Takes Precedence (LTP) mode, with zoom functionality, and color
information.
Direct Access
: displays buttons used to activate Groups, Looks, Palettes and Pages.
Priority Fields (LTP)
: displays Information for a special type of Field used for LTP control
(normally only used in architectural systems with external control inputs).
Subfaders
: displays information from the same Subfader Fields as shown in "Fields" but
includes a Field Editor grid and virtual faders.
User Panels
: displays panels with buttons used to directly activate Action Lists.