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202 Emphasis Console v1.4.0 User Manual
For normal commands, the abbreviation is echoed followed by its arguments (as they were
interpreted) followed by a space. All levels are echoed as full numbers (0-255) rather than
percentages.
Things to Keep in Mind...
• The commands for moving faders will only work if there are no devices with physical
faders connected. This is the same rule explained in
Fader Priority, page 16 .
• The ETCLink commands get passed through Emphasis Console to Emphasis
Visualization where they are executed. If Emphasis Visualization is not running and
connected, these will not work.
• Wheel deltas are not designed to be anything specific. You get what you get.
• There is very little error checking. If you misspell something the system may get
confused; however, it should not crash.
• In some cases, the echoed string can be longer than the input string. If the input string
is coming in at full bandwidth, there might not be enough bandwidth for the echoed
stream.
• Make sure you understand when you can and can’t use % and # for levels.
The Keyword Table
In most cases there are two forms of each keyword. One is spelled out for readability and
the other is a short abbreviation. Either form can be used. Case is ignored. No space is
required between a keyword and its arguments.
For example:
Input Echo
stage "c1t5frq1"en st "c1t5frq1"en
st ch1th5fl re q1en st ch 1th 5fl re q 1en
subpot 42@50% rq123.4 sp 42@128# rq 123.4
misspelled command misspelled?command?
Keyword Abbreviation Arguments Example Comments
stage st st
blind bl bl
fader fr
tracksheet ts
patch pa
This does not patch
anything, it just hits
the patch button.
park pk
This does not park
anything, it just hits
the park button.
setup su
expand xp
macrostar ms
macrowait mw
macroenter me
swap sw