Zero88 ILLUSION 500, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Other Controls
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AUXILIARY CONTROL BUTTONS
These four buttons are used to activate
the auxiliary controls.
Each AUXILIARY CONTROL button
contains a red light which indicates the
state of the corresponding auxiliary
output (on, off or fading).
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SCREEN FUNCTION BUTTONS
These buttons (labelled F1 - F8) are
used to access the main Setup (F1),
Memories (F2), Submasters (F3),
Cueline (F4), DMX Output (F5) and
DMX Patch (F6) screens.
They can also be used to select
specific functions as indicated on the
monitor display.
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ASSOCIATED BUTTON
This button is used to switch between
selected dimmer channels or fixtures
and their associated dimmer channels
or fixtures in the Program Window.
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MACRO BUTTON
This button is used in conjunction with
other front panel buttons to define and
run macros.
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BLACKOUT BUTTON
The BLACKOUT button controls the
desk outputs of the dimmer channels
and fixture brightness parameters from
all sources.
Pressing the BLACKOUT button
toggles between blackout being active
(all dimmers channels and fixture
brightness parameters zero) and
blackout not active (normal outputs).
The red light in the BLACKOUT button
flashes when blackout is active.
Fixture colour, beamshape and
position parameters are not affected by
the BLACKOUT button.
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TOPSET BUTTON
This button brings up the Topset
screen on the monitor allowing the
user to adjust the Topset values of
dimmer channels and fixture
brightness parameters.
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GRAND MASTER FADER
The GRAND MASTER fader is used to
control the final output values of all
dimmer channels and fixture
brightness parameters from the desk.
Fixture colour, beamshape and
position parameters are not affected by
the GRAND MASTER fader.
The GRAND MASTER fader level is
displayed in the Information Bar at the
bottom of the monitor screen.
NOTE
Function Keys on External Keyboard
The function keys F1 - F8 on the external
keyboard can be used to mimic the screen
selection buttons F1 - F8 on the front panel.
1 - 8 Illusion 500 Manual 73-741-00 Issue 2
Introduction
Figure 1 - 9: Auxiliary Control and Screen Function Buttons