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User Definable Faders
Page 132 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3
Channel Data UDF
The Channel Data UDF allows the user to record fixture parameter (channel) data, with
associated fade times, set up in the
Program Window directly onto a UDF.
To assign channel data to a UDF, first set up the fixture parameter data in the Program
Window , in the same way as programming a cue or palette, ensuring that all the required
fixture parameters are tagged.
Then enter the following command: RECORD <UDF>
Where <UDF> represents pressing the actual flash button on the front panel.
UDF’s which have been assigned to channel data can also be named if required by
entering the following command: SET <UDF>
Type in the required name using the external keyboard and then press ENTER to
complete. Note that only channel data UDFs can be named – all the other UDFs obtain
their names directly from the item that is assigned to them.
The channel data is output by raising the fader or pressing the ‘flash’ button. The channel
data is released when the fader is lowered or the ‘flash’ button is released.
Time UDF
It is possible to assign a UDF to become a Time fader. This allows you to set a default
time when applying palettes. The actual Time value is related to the position of the Time
UDF and is summarised in the following table:
Time Fader Value Meaning
0% Time = 0
1% – 99% Increasing time (non-linear scale)
100% Time = 11 minutes 30 seconds
To assign Time to a UDF enter the command: TIME RECORD <UDF>
Where <UDF> represents pressing the actual flash button on the front panel.
It is possible to assign more than one Time UDF. This allows you to have a Time fader on
several different pages if required.
There is an internal level stored for the Time value, which is displayed in the status bar on
the touch screen and at the bottom of the monitor screen(s).
The Time fader(s) work in an LTP manner, ie whenever any Time fader is moved, the
internal level is updated to the new level.
To adjust the Time value, simply move the Time fader to the required level.