ETC Emphasis Lighting Control System, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 136 / 292

126 Emphasis Console v1.4.0 User Manual
Apply a random rate to an effect:
Step 1: Press [Blind] . The Blind display defaults to cues.
Step 2: Press <Cue> [ x ] to select cue [x]. If you want to modify an effect recorded directly
to a submaster, press [Sub] [ x ] , where [x] is the submaster you want to modify.
Step 3: Press <S7 - More Softkeys> to view the effect step softkeys.
Step 4: Press [S7 - Random Rate] [ y ] [Enter] , where [y] is the low random rate. Rate
values can be set to 0-2000.
Step 5: Press [ z ] [Enter] , where [z] is the high random rate.
Step 6: Press [Record] [Enter] to record the effect. When the effect plays back it will use
random rate settings between the low and high random rates entered here.
Insert a step in an effect:
Step 1: Press [Blind] . The Blind display defaults to cues.
Step 2: Press <Cue> [ x ] to select cue [x]. If you want to modify an effect recorded directly
to a submaster, press [Sub] [ x ] , where [x] is the submaster you want to modify.
Step 3: Press <S7 - More Softkeys> to view the effect step softkeys.
Step 4: Press [S5 - Insert Step] [ y ] [Enter] , where [y] is the number of the new step you
want to create. The old step [y] and all subsequent steps will increment their step
number by one and the new empty step [y] will appear. Only one step may be
inserted at a time.
Step 5: Add channels and modify timing as described in the procedures above.
Step 6: Press [Record] [Enter] to record the effect.
N o t e :
You may use the [
u
] and [
v
] keys to select the step you want to insert.
Delete steps in an effect:
Step 1: Press [Blind] . The Blind display defaults to cues.
Step 2: Press <Cue> [ x ] to select cue [x]. If you want to modify an effect recorded directly
to a submaster, press [Sub] [ x ] , where [x] is the submaster you want to modify.
Step 3: Press <S7 - More Softkeys> to view the effect step softkeys.
Step 4: Press [S6 - Delete Step] [ y ] , where [y] is the number of the step you want to
delete.You can delete multiple steps at a time, using the [And] and [Thru] keys.
All subsequent steps will renumber themselves to close the gap.
Step 5: Press [Record] [Enter] to record the effect.
N o t e :
You may use the [
u
] and [
v
] keys to select the step(s) you want to delete.
Lastly, you can apply attributes to an effect to change the playback order and direction.
Available attributes include:
• Positive/Negative An effect can be either Positive or Negative, but not both. A
positive effect sets inactive steps to their low level and as each
step fires, it fades to its high level. A negative effect sets inactive
steps to their high level and as each step fires, it fades to its low
level.