PRG V476, Руководство пользователя

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CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 89
Effect
When [Effect] is selected, the soft encoder mapping is as follows:
Fade Out (0.0)
Fade In (0.0)
Decay (0.0)
Sustain (0.0)
Attack (0.0)
Step (0.0)
Refer to the "Effects" chapter on page 191 for more information about using the encoders with effects.
Storing New Default Minimum/Maximum Settings
The min/max buttons associated with each function can be programmed with your own default settings as required.
These settings are referred to as hard/soft, in/out, etc. depending on the mechanism being controlled. The initial
console default settings (which correspond to the luminaire’s actual min/max values) can be re-stored with your own
min/max settings.
The min/max settings are based on channel selection. This means that a
different minimum and maximum setting can be defined for every channel
or for groups of channels as required. For example, if Channel 1 is patched
as a Bad Boy® luminaire you could select its channel and then store
appropriate min/max settings. You could then deselect Channel 1 and
select Channel 2 (which, for example is patched as a VL6C+® luminaire)
and store different min/max settings. Depending on whether Channel 1 or
Channel 2 is selected, the min/max settings would be different.
Store new min/max settings:
Step 1. Press encoder function button as required (Color, Beam, Image,
etc.). The functions will be mapped to soft encoders.
Step 2. Select luminaires to be included in min/max setting.
Step 3. Using encoders, adjust parameter for new setting.
Step 4. Press and hold [Store] while pressing [Encoder Min/Max Button].
Setting is now stored for those channels.
Add new channels to a setting:
Step 1. Select luminaires to be added to setting. (For example, select
additional VL6C+ luminaires.)
Step 2. Press and hold [Store] while pressing [Encoder Min/Max Button]. Setting is now stored for new luminaires
as well as previously stored luminaires.
Min/Max Button -
Sends default setting
to selected channels.
(User programmable.)