ETC Emphasis Lighting Control System, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 113 / 292

4
Live Editing 103
Deleting groups can affect recorded effects, since groups can be used as elements within
steps. Deleting a group has no affect on any other type of cue or submaster. Deleting a
focus point, however, can affect cues and submasters. Cues and submasters containing a
reference to a deleted focus point will retain the reference, but any levels that would be
generated by that focus point play back as zeros.
Delete a cue, submaster, group or focus point in Stage:
Step 1: Press [Stage] .
Step 2: Press <S7 - More Softkeys> [S6 - Delete] . You will be prompted to enter the
cue number you want to delete.
Step 3: Press:
•
[ x ] , where [ x ] is the cue number.
• [Sub] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the submaster number.
• [Group] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the group number.
• [Focus Point] [ x ] , where [ x ] is the focus point number.
Step 4: Press [Enter] [Enter] to delete. The second [Enter] is used to confirm that you
really want to delete the cue, submaster, group or focus point.
Label
You can label groups, submasters and cues. Labels can be up to 16 characters long and
can contain any combination of letters, numbers and symbols.
Enter a label:
Step 1: Press [Cue] [ x ] [Label] , where [ x ] is the cue number. You can replace [Cue] with
[Group] or [Sub] to label groups and submasters.
Step 2: Type the label on the optional alphanumeric keyboard. The label will appear in
the keypad corner as you type.
Step 3: Press [Enter] . The label will be visible in the Playback display, and in the Blind
Cue List (or Group List, or Sub List, as appropriate).
N o t e :
Label can be found on <S7 - More Softkeys> [S2 - Label] on Express facepanels.