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Rev. 9 10 Stage Designer™ 50
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ROGRAMMING
Entering Record Mode (Record Enable)
1. While holding the RECORD button, tap the Flash buttons 1-5-6-8 in sequence.
2. Release the RECORD button. The Record LED lights up;
Create a Scene
A scene is a static lighting state. Scenes are stored in the temporary memory, until they are transferred to one
of the playback faders. You may create a single scene or a succession of up to 999 steps per Scene.
Action
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1. Record enable.
2. Select the 1-24 Single mode by tapping the
Mode Select button. This will give you
control of all 24 channels of the first page.
3. Compose a look by moving the FADERS .
(Changes in fixture attribute such as colors
and gobos, or simply dimmer values).
4. Press Record to save the look into the
temporary memory.
5. Repeat steps 2 ~ 4 until you have your
desired scene.
6. Adjust the Speed and Fade sliders to
achieve the desired amount of time a scene
will be held in a chase (speed) and the
amount of time allowed for the fixtures to
move from one scene to the next (fade).
7. Select a Scene master to store your scene.
Tap the Page button to select a page (1-4).
8. Press and hold the Record button & tap the
Flash button for the scene that you wish to
store it to. All LEDs will flash indicating the
scene has been programmed into memory.
9. You can continue programming or exit. To
exit program mode, press and hold the
Record button & tap the Rec Exit button.
Notes
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Deselect Blackout if LED is lit.
Be sure that you are on the right page by viewing
the screen where it displays Page A or Page B.
This will enable 1-24 or 25-48 channel control.
If you just wish to create a static look, then you
must create a scene composed of only 1 step.
There are 1000 steps available in every scene.
Edit Enable
Action
·
1. Record enable.
2. Use the Page button to select the page the
program you wish to edit is on.
3. Tap the Mode Select button to select
Chase◄►Scenes
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4. Press and hold the Edit button & tap the
Flash button (13-24) of the Scene you
wish to edit.
5. Release the Edit button. The relevant
Scene Led should light, indicating you are
in Edit mode.
Notes
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When the EDIT mode is entered properly, the
display will read EDITING.
This mode is displayed here for only the initiation
of EDIT mode. Please see the following sections
on the uses of this mode in detail.