Page 104 – 5. Palettes
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4> Press Palette, [Record Palette].
5> If you moved the fixtures in step 1, press [Set Mask] and
exclude everything except Time.
6> Press a palette button to store the Time palette.
5.2 Recalling palettes
5.2.1 Recalling a palette value
To recall a palette value from a button, this is what you do:
1> Select the fixtures to be changed. Shared palettes can be set to
any fixture of the same type. Normal palettes will set individual
values to each fixture. If no fixtures are selected, the palette
will apply to all fixtures it is relevant to.
2> Press the Palette button you want to recall. The palette will be
set to the selected fixtures.
• You can make palettes fade over a time when you recall them,
see section 0 below.
• Wh
en a palette is used in the programmer, the touch button will
light up to indicate this (you can disable this in the User
Settings). This makes it easier to see which palette you have
selected.
You can also recall a palette by its number by typing the number on
the numeric keypad.
1> Select some fixtures.
2> Press the Palette button above the numeric keypad.
3> Type in the number of the palette you want to recall.
4> Press Enter or [Apply Palette].
• The [Apply Palette] softkey shows the legend of the palette
which will be applied.
5.2.2 Palette pages
Each of the palette windows can either display pages of palettes, with
page buttons on the left, or a continuous scrolling window of palettes.
To change between pages and scrolling, touch the Pages Show/Hide
button in the context button area to the left of the menu buttons.
using the page buttons to the left of the palette buttons.
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