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Revision 2 - 26 April, 2000 HP SERIES DIMMER TECHNICAL MANUAL
4.1.8 RUN menu
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Figure 4.4
The HP dimmers offer a range of pre-recorded Snapshots, Scenes and Chases that may
be used for testing purposes or for when the dimmer rack is used in stand-alone (no
control desk) applications.
The Snapshots and Scenes must be recorded via the Build menu (see section 4.1.7).
The Chase patterns are factory-set and cannot be changed. The output levels of
Snapshots and Scenes may be varied with the LEVEL/FUNCTION encoder wheel,
which becomes a master level control. During chases the encoder wheel becomes a
chase rate control.
In all cases, individual channel levels may be changed. Once changed, however, they
remain at the new level regardless of the setting of the master level control.
Note that any previously disabled channels will remain disabled when in RUN mode,
with chase sequences abbreviated to avoid visible gaps.
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To run a Snapshot, Scene or Chase, press the RUN keypad button.
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Select either a Snapshot (“SP1”, “SP2”, or “SP3”), a Scene (“SC1” or
“SC2”), or a Factory Preset Chase (“PR1”, “PR2”, “PR3”, “PR4”, “PR5”, or
“PR6”) with the FUNCTION encoder wheel.
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Press ENTER to confirm the selection.
4.1.8.1 Snapshot
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Figure 4.4
If Snapshot 2 (“SP2”) is selected, the display will scroll with the message “SP2 ON
LEVEL 100”.
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The output level may be altered with the LEVEL/FUNCTION encoder wheel
and the display will indicate a level between 100% and 0%.
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Pressing a channel SELECT button will isolate that channel from the master
level control. The STATUS LED will flash to show the channel is isolated.
Pressing the SELECT button again will re-connect the channel to the master
level control.
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By pressing and HOLDING a channel SELECT button, and rotating the
encoder wheel, that channel level may be modified.
Note
The master level control no longer has any effect on the level of a modified
channel; ie. once a channel has been modified, it remains at that level while
still in RUN mode (regardless of the master level). The channel SELECT
button must pressed again to re-connect that channel to the master level
control.
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Once the SELECT button is released, the encoder wheel becomes the master
level control once more.