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User Definable Keys
Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 139
Cue UDK
The Cue UDK is used to output the fixture data programmed in an individual cue.
To assign an individual cue from a cue stack to a UDK enter the following command:
(CUE) S/C RECORD <UDK>
where S is the stack number, C is the Cue number and <UDK> represents pressing the
actual UDK on the front panel.
The fixture data programmed in the cue is output by pressing the UDK. The fixture data is
released when the UDK is released. If the UDK action is set to Latch, then the outputs will
fade according to the fade times programmed in the cue.
Channel Data UDK
The Channel Data UDK allows you to record fixture parameter (channel) data, with
associated fade times, set up in the
Program Window directly onto a UDK.
To assign channel data to a UDK, first set up the fixture parameter data in the Program
Window , in the same way as programming a cue, ensuring that all the required fixture
parameters are tagged.
Then enter the following command: RECORD <UDK>
where <UDK> represents pressing the UDK on the front panel.
UDK’s which have been assigned to channel data can also be named if required by
entering the following command: SET <UDK>
Type in the required name using the external keyboard and then press ENTER to
complete. Note that only channel data UDKs can be named – all the other UDKs obtain
their names directly from the item assigned to them.
The channel data is output by pressing the UDK. The channel data is released when the
UDK is released. If the UDK action is set to Latch, then the outputs will fade according to
the fade times programmed in the channel data.
Macro UDK
The Macro UDK is used to run the user defined macro assigned to the UDK.
To assign a user defined macro to a UDK enter the following command:
MACRO N RECORD <UDK>
where N is the macro number and <UDK> represents pressing the actual UDK on the front
panel.
The macro is run by pressing the UDK.