ETC Element Classic, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 422 / 687

408 Ion Classic User Manual
•
Start Stop Effect -starts the effect while ignoring dwell times. Will stop effects if any are
running.
•
Button Disabled - no action is assigned to the button.
•
Mark NPs - If no non-intensity parameters are owned by the submaster, it will fade the
parameters on any dark channels in bump up time. If any non-intensity parameters are
owned by the submaster, it releases the non-intensity parameters in bump down time.
Dwell time and mode are ignored.
•
Solo - suppresses any intensity values not provided by the associated content while the
solo button is held down. When the button is released, intensity values are restored.
Priority and HTP are ignored. Shielded, park and pixel mapping outputs are not affected
by the solo button.
•
Back - fades to the previous cue when fader is assigned to a cue list.
•
Macro - allows you to assign a macro as a button action.
Fader Options
The following options are available for a submaster fader:
•
Master - fader will be a proportional master, a manual master, or an intensity master.
•
Effect Rate - fader centers to home. It controls the rate of any running effects (same
behavior as using rate via the Effect Status Display). The adjusted setting from this
control cannot be stored.
•
Effect Size - similar to Effect Rate but for effect size.
•
Rate Master - homes to center. It adjusts the cue rate, just like rate and load.
•
Fader Disabled - no action is assigned to the fader.
•
Master Only - fader is used to set a level for content to fade to. The slider can be used to
live adjust levels when the fader has been activated via the bump button. See
Master
Only (on page 129) for more information.
•
Effect Master - masters the entry/exit mode of the effects (size, rate or both).
•
Levels Only - masters the levels without mastering the effect.
Submaster Information
In the display window of any programmed submaster, you will see the following:
Note:
Inhibitive submasters display in red and additive submasters in yellow.
•
Submaster number
•
Submaster label (if any)
•
Priority flag (if any)
•
I-Master flag (if any)
•
Current submaster value
Labeling a Submaster
Submasters can be labeled using the [Label] key.
•
[Sub] [6] [Label] [xxxx] [Enter] - labels submaster 6.
•
[Sub] [6] [Label] [Label [Enter] - removes the label.
Note:
If you would like your label to word wrap, use || to create a line break
between words.