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CHAPTER 5
SELECTING AND EDITING
CHANNELS & SCROLLERS
This chapter includes:
Selecting channels
Changing the number default selection
Selecting single channels
Selecting multiple non-sequential channels
Selecting a range of channels
Excluding channels from the range selection
Reselecting the last channel selection
Grabbing channels in the editor and on-stage
Assigning intensity levels
Dimmer level assignments using @
Repeating an intensity assignment
Releasing a channel from the editor.
Selecting and Editing Scrollers
Assigning frame values
Releasing a scroller from a memory
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Part 2 - Basic Editing 3
- Part 4 - Playback 6
- Part 5 - Advanced Topics 7
- Part 8 - Appendices 10
- CHAPTER 1 11
- INTRODUCTION 11
- Part 5 – Advanced Topics 12
- Appendices 12
- Using this User’s Guide 13
- Common Terms 13
- Text conventions 14
- CHAPTER 2 15
- GENERAL OPERATION 15
- The Editor Section 16
- Programming memories 17
- Editor color key 17
- Parameter Control 18
- A/B Crossfader 19
- Controllers 21
- Soft Keys 22
- Color code for Soft Key LEDs 23
- General Master 24
- Exiting the menu mode 26
- A page of text 26
- Erasing text 27
- Getting Help 28
- System Status 28
- CHAPTER 3 29
- DISPLAYS 29
- Display Control 30
- Display Formats 30
- Selecting display formats 31
- The Stage Display 32
- The Playback Display 33
- Messages and Commands 33
- Output Color Key 34
- The X-Fade Exam Display 34
- Exam Displays 35
- CHAPTER 4 36
- QUICK START 36
- Setting Up Spark 37
- Configuring Spark 37
- Patching 37
- Patching dimmers to channels 38
- Programming Memories 40
- Playback Memories on A/B 40
- Playback Chasers 41
- Recording a Show File 41
- CHAPTER 5 42
- SELECTING AND EDITING 42
- CHANNELS & SCROLLERS 42
- Selecting Channels 43
- Selecting a range of channels 44
- Assigning Intensity Levels 45
- Color What it means 47
- Assigning frame values 48
- CHAPTER 6 49
- Igniting Spots 50
- Reset and turn on the lamp 51
- Turn off the lamp 51
- Strike the lamp: 51
- Extinguish the lamp: 51
- Reset the device: 51
- Selecting Spots 52
- Selecting a single spot 53
- Selecting multiple spots 53
- Mix Editing of Spots 54
- Spot Parameters 55
- Intellabeam 59
- Spot Parameters 60
- Returning to home values 61
- Copying parameter values 61
- Copying from the editor 62
- Releasing Spots/Parameters 63
- CHAPTER 7 64
- PROGRAMMING MEMORIES 64
- Programming Memories 65
- Displays 66
- Programming with Channels 66
- Programming with Scrollers 67
- Programming with Spots 68
- Using the Copy Function 69
- Programming a Blackout Cue 72
- Using the Call Function 74
- Editing after Call 76
- Calling A/B 77
- Call and the General Master 77
- Examining memories 79
- Examining channels 80
- Examining spots 81
- Text for Memories 82
- Programming in Blind Mode 83
- Fade Times 84
- Modifying time assignments 86
- Inserting a Memory 89
- Copying memories 90
- Erasing memories 91
- The Memory Operations menu 92
- Copying a memory 93
- Deleting memories 93
- Selecting a mask 94
- Selecting a range of masks 94
- Programming with Libraries 95
- Chapter 8 96
- LOOPS & LINKS 96
- Programming a manual Loop 98
- Programming a finite loop 98
- Programming a follow-on cue 99
- Erasing loop assignments 100
- Erasing a link assignment 101
- Viewing links 102
- CHAPTER 9 103
- MODIFYING MEMORIES 103
- Basic Memory Modification 104
- Using STORE STORE 105
- Keypresses Results/Comments 106
- Using Delta 107
- Examining delta 109
- Applying delta 110
- Non-tracking modification 111
- Automatic delta tracking 111
- Testing the delta 113
- Erasing delta 113
- Modifying delta 113
- Releasing spots 116
- Releasing channels 116
- Releasing scrollers 116
- CHAPTER 10 117
- PRINTING 117
- Recording Show Files 118
- Loading show files 119
- Warning Difference 120
- Deleting Show Files 121
- Printing 122
- Keypresses 123
- CHAPTER 11 124
- THE CROSSFADER 124
- Overview 125
- Assigning to the Crossfaders 126
- Freeing assignments 127
- Sequencing Memories 128
- The Playback Keys 129
- Modifying the Fade Rate 130
- Returning to MEM time 131
- CHAPTER 12 132
- CONTROLLERS AND CHASERS 132
- Overview 134
- Spark 134
- Assigning Memories 135
- Assigning masks 136
- Assigning Editor Groups 137
- Assigning spots 139
- Assigning Scrollers 140
- Erasing text 141
- Using ‘Go Controller’ 143
- Chasers 144
- Viewing the Chaser display 145
- Playing back chasers 147
- Modifying the chaser rate 148
- Returning to memory rate 150
- Sound-to-Light 152
- Turning off Sound-to-Light 153
- Sound-to-Light display 153
- Controller response 153
- CHAPTER 13 154
- CONTROL PRIORITY 154
- Playback Control Priority 155
- LTP Playback Mode 156
- Disabling LTP control mode 157
- Viewing the control priority 157
- CHAPTER 14 158
- LIBRARIES 158
- Programming a Library 160
- Text for Libraries 160
- Examining Libraries 161
- Copying from a Library 162
- Editing Libraries 163
- Erasing a Library 165
- CHAPTER 15 166
- Part Qs display 167
- Programming Parts with spots 169
- Dividing a Memory into Parts 170
- Adding a Part to a Memory 171
- Modifying a Part 171
- Removing Part assignments 172
- Using Parts as Editor Groups 173
- Playing Back Parts 173
- CHAPTER 16 174
- The Event Menu 175
- Programming an event 176
- Deleting an event 177
- Adding text to an event 177
- Operating Events 178
- CHAPTER 17 180
- Programming a Snap 181
- Adding Text to Snaps 182
- Examining Snaps 182
- Erasing Snaps 183
- Operating Snaps 185
- CHAPTER 18 187
- The Macro Menu 188
- Programming Macros 189
- Modifying Macros 190
- Linking Macros 190
- Dedicated function Macros 191
- Adding text to Macros 192
- Deleting Macros 193
- Last 40 keypresses 193
- Using Teach Macro 194
- Operating Macros 195
- Operate Macros 21 - 40 196
- CHAPTER 19 197
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 197
- Accessing Service Tools 198
- Configuring in Service Tools 198
- Passcode 199
- System Type 199
- CRT number 199
- Configuring control capacity 199
- Special functions 200
- Configuring in Service Tools 201
- Special Numbers 202
- System Parameters 203
- Print menu screen 204
- CHAPTER 20 205
- CHANNEL AND SCROLLER 205
- PATCHING 205
- The Channel Patch 206
- Patching dimmers to channels 207
- Clearing patch assignments 209
- Restoring the default patch 210
- Proportional patching 210
- Exchanging dimmers 211
- Assigning dimmer curves 211
- Programming custom curves 212
- Testing the curve 213
- Viewing free dimmers 215
- The Scroller Patch 216
- Selecting a scroller 217
- Defining a dark gel frame 218
- Setting up frames 219
- Copying the scroller setup 220
- CHAPTER 21 221
- SPOT MANAGEMENT AND 221
- The Mix Output Menu 222
- The definition table 223
- Other information 223
- Patching spot numbers 224
- Assigning output addresses 224
- Calculating DMX addresses 225
- Connector assignments 225
- Using the auto set up option 226
- Assigning a default space 227
- Defining devices 228
- Defining parameters 229
- Ignition 231
- Color Wheel assignment status 232
- Defining an external dimmer 233
- Creating a device library 236
- The Spot Patch 237
- The Spot Patch 238
- CHAPTER 22 239
- MIDI IN/OUT 239
- Enabling/Disabling MIDI 241
- The MIDI Menu 241
- MIDI Macro 244
- MIDI Sync 244
- SYNC OFF 245
- Standard MIDI codes 246
- Standard MIDI codes 247
- CHAPTER 23 248
- Teaching SMPTE Time 250
- Starting at a selected Event 251
- Exiting the teach function 251
- SMPTE code 252
- Playback with SMPTE 253
- CHAPTER 24 254
- DMX INPUT 254
- The DMX Input patch 256
- DMX Input and patch 999 259
- APPENDIX A 260
- SERVICE TOOLS 260
- Accessing Service Tools 261
- Main Menu 261
- Diagnostics 262
- Upgrading Software 263
- Disk Operations 265
- APPENDIX B 267
- PATCH 999 267
- Patch 999 268
- Editing the file on a PC 270
- Color key for Patch 999 271
- Examining Patch 999 271
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