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102 Emphasis Console v1.4.0 User Manual
Update
Update is a record function that allows you to add or modify channel levels for a cue,
submaster, effect step, group or focus point. When you use [S2 - Update] , only captured
channels are recorded into the destination. You can use the [Only] command to limit which
captured channels are stored. Update is useful when you need to make changes to a cue,
submaster, effect step, group or focus point and you do not want to include the whole stage
picture. You can also update cues, submasters, groups and focus points that are not
currently on stage.
N o t e :
Only is found on [S4 - Only] in Stage, Blind and Fader on Express facepanels.
Update a cue, submaster, group or focus point in Stage:
Step 1: Press [Stage] .
Step 2: Select channels using the procedure described in Select Channels, Dimmers
and Fixtures, page 72 .
Step 3: Set levels using the procedure described in Set Levels, page 75 and Moving
Light Control, page 80 .
Step 4: Press [S2 - Update] . Captured channels will become selected and you will be
prompted to enter the cue number you want to update.
Step 5: Press:
•
[ x ] , where [ x ] is the cue number. If you are updating an effect step, press <S7
- More Softkeys> [S8 - Step] [ y ] to select step [y] of cue [x].
• [Sub] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the submaster number. If you are updating an effect
step, press <S7 - More Softkeys> [S8 - Step] [ y ] to select step [y] of
submaster [x].
• [Group] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the group number.
• [Focus Point] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the focus point number.
Step 6: If you would like to limit the channels that will be updated, press [Only] [ x ] to
select the channel you want to keep in the update command. You can also use
[And] and [Thru] to select multiple channels.
Step 7: Press [Enter] .
N o t e :
When you use [S2 - Update] with rates applied, Emphasis will add the rate value to the
cue or submaster. It will not recalculate or otherwise change the recorded timing.
Delete
When you delete a cue, it is removed from the cue list, along with its channel data. Since
each cue stores all channel levels, deleting a cue will have no affect on tracked channels.
If a deleted cue is an allfade or block cue, it may have an affect on editing or playback of
background channels.
When you delete an inactive submaster, the submaster is emptied immediately and its LED
turns off. If you delete an active submaster, its levels will not disappear immediately. The
submaster LED will blink until you return the fader to zero, at which time the LED will turn
off to indicate the submaster is empty.