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| What are the three types of values? |
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•OFF (Default)
•Active
•Inactive |
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The Three Types of Values:
What is OFF? |
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| These values are shown in Grey font with a Blue background in your fixture sheet. These are the default values for that parameter |
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The Three Types of Values:
What is Active? |
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| These values are shown Red font with a Red background in your fixture sheet. These are values that you have actively adjusted in the programmer. (Also note: the small rectangle in the top right corner of that cell is red) |
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The Three Types of Values:
What is Inactive? |
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| These are values that are shown in Red font with a Blue background in your fixture sheet. These are values that you have adjusted in the programmer, but have deactivated so that they do not store in a cue. (Also note: the small rectangle in the top right corner of that cell is white). |
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| What are the The Three Levels of Clear? |
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•CLEAR Once
•CLEAR Twice
•CLEAR Three times |
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The Three Levels of Clear:
CLEAR Once |
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| Clear Selection (Clears the current fixture selection). |
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The Three Levels of Clear:
CLEAR Twice |
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| Clear Active (Deactivates all Active values in the programmer). |
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The Three Levels of Clear:
CLEAR Three times |
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| Clear Release (Turns OFF all values in the programmer). |
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| What are The Four Types of Store? |
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•Store Active Values (default)
•Store All
•Store All for Selected
•Store Active for Selected |
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The Four Types of Store:
Store Active Values (default) |
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| Stores only the Active Values (values that appear in red on your fixture sheet) This type of store allows Tracking of DMX values between cues. |
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The Four Types of Store:
Store All |
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| Stores ALL Values for ALL Fixtures and Channels in your show, regardless of what brought those values to their current state. This type of cue is also known as a “Stop” or “Block” cue, as it does NOT allow tracking to take place. |
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The Four Types of Store:
Store All for Selected |
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| Stores ALL Values for any fixtures that are currently selected, no matter what brought those values to their current state. (Even if you haven’t adjusted a parameter from it’s default value, that default value will be stored). |
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The Four Types of Store:
Store Active for Selected |
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| Stores only the Active Values (values that appear in red cells on your fixture sheet), for any fixtures that are currently selected. |
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| What are you storing if you store multiple cues to a sequence? |
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| What does a cue trigger do? |
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| What are 5 types of triggers? |
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•Go
•Follow
•Time
•Sound
•BPM |
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5 types of triggers:
What is GO? |
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| Pressing this button advances to the next cue. |
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5 types of triggers:
What is FOLLOW? |
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| Cue will start as soon as the previous cue is complete. |
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5 types of triggers:
What is TIME? |
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| Elapsed time since previous cue was triggered. (Time must be entered in “Trig Time” column) |
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5 types of triggers:
What is SOUND? |
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| Audio input triggers cue. |
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5 types of triggers:
What is BPM? |
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| This will make the cue trigger using the beats in the sound input. |
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| What is a basic fade time? |
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| The time it takes all channels of a cue that can fade to change their DMX value to the new level |
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| What is a basic delay time? |
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| Delays the start of a basic fade time. |
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| Delays the change in any channels that can NOT fade |
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| What is a parameter fade time? |
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| A fade time assigned to an individual parameter of a fixture. This time is stored in the cue, and the cue must be edited to change this. |
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| What is a parameter delay time? |
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| A time assigned to an individual parameter of a fixture that delays the start of a parameter fade. This time is stored in the cue, and the cue must be edited to change this. |
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| What are the Nine Steps of Editing a Sequence? |
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•Press the [SELECT] key.
•Press an EXECUTOR FADER BUTTON or EXECUTOR BUTTON (this selects it as the master fader).
•Press the [EDIT] key.
•Press the [CUE] key.
•Press [#] where #= the cue number to be edited.
•Press the [ENTER] key.
•Modify the cue as desired.
•Press the [UPDATE] key.
•Touch the OK tab on the touchscreen. |
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