Jands HOG 1000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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HOG – Version 3.20
1
Press Load .
2
Select the palette to modify.
3
Select the fixtures and modify their parameter settings as though
you were initially setting them up in the programmer.
4
Use
Knockout
or Undo to remove unwanted programming.
5
Press Update .
Modifying Palettes while running a Show
While running a show, you can over-ride fixtures using the programmer. If you want to store the new
settings permanently, you can use the auto update feature to identify what programming was over-ridden
and thus where to store the changes. For example:
1
Hit Go on several Playback Masters with cuelists.
2
Grab some fixtures and modify their settings.
3
Hit Update . The command line will show
Auto Update
. A
window will pop up showing all the cues and palettes that have
been over-ridden. Note, the current cue of the selected master will
always be selected by default. If the window does not pop up,
then either you have not made any adjustments in the
programmer, or you already had something loaded.
4
Select the items you want to update by using the cursor keys and
Enter key to highlight them.
5
Press
okay
to update selection.
This method is useful when playing back a cuelist during a show and a preset focus position needs
updating. You need only select the fixtures to modify and adjust their pan and tilt settings. Once
Update is
pressed, the update window shows the fixtures’ preset focus and lets you select them for immediate
updating.
As you’ll see in the next chapter, cues can also be modified this way.
Manipulating Groups and Palettes
Groups and palettes are flexible items which can be moved, copied, or deleted at will. Note: all of the
following edit functions also work for cues, cuelists and pages.
Copying and Moving
To copy or move a palette (or group) to a new location:
1
Press Copy (or Move ).
2
Select the item to copy.
3
Select the new location for the item.
To copy or move multiple items, use this syntax:
1
Press Copy (or Move ) and hold it down.
2
Select the items to copy (these must all be in the same menu bank,
ie, all Group buttons, or all Colour buttons, etc).
3
Release Copy (or Move ).
4
Select the new location (the items copied (moved) will fill up the
menu buttons starting at the new location and continue filling up
the locations to the right until all copied (moved) locations have
been placed).
If you select a destination that is already in use, the item being copied (moved) will be
given an item number with a decimal value and the existing items will move one (or more)
positions to the right on the menu buttons.
Alternatively, you can use the keypad. For example: Copy Colour 5 thru 12 @ 20 ENTER .