Avolites Quartz - Page 11

Reference Manual Contents - Page 11
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9.5.5 Running a cue list to timecode .............................................................199
9.6 Cue list options ................................................................... 200
9.6.1 Cue List options - Playback..................................................................200
9.6.2 Cue list options – Handle ....................................................................201
9.6.3 Cue list options - Fader.......................................................................201
9.6.4 Cue list options – Effects.....................................................................201
9.6.5 Cue list options - Release....................................................................201
9.6.6 Renumber all cues .............................................................................202
9.6.7 Cue Options ......................................................................................202
10. Capture visualiser 205
10.1 Setting up the rig ................................................................ 205
10.1.1 Setting up the stage and rigging ........................................................205
10.1.2 Setting up fixtures............................................................................206
10.1.3 Setting up cameras (views) ...............................................................207
10.1.4 Capture Appearance options ..............................................................208
10.2 Visualising using Capture...................................................... 209
10.2.1 Fixture selection...............................................................................209
10.2.2 Camera views ..................................................................................209
10.3 Capture Show files............................................................... 209
10.3.1 Exporting shows...............................................................................209
10.3.2 Importing shows ..............................................................................210
10.3.3 Clearing the capture show .................................................................210
11. Running the show 211
11.1 Playback controls................................................................. 211
11.1.1 Back up the show.............................................................................211
11.1.2 Label the console .............................................................................211
11.1.3 Master faders ..................................................................................211
11.1.4 Speed and Size Masters ....................................................................211
11.1.5 Group Masters .................................................................................212
11.1.6 Flash and swop buttons ....................................................................213
11.1.7 Playback priority ..............................................................................213
11.1.8 Locking a playback onto the same handle on every page.......................213
11.1.9 Viewing active playbacks...................................................................214
11.1.10 Blind mode ....................................................................................214
11.1.11 Busking with palettes......................................................................215
11.2 Using multiple on-screen workspaces ..................................... 216
11.2.1 View menu ......................................................................................216
11.3 Organising the console ......................................................... 216
11.3.1 Using the Move function....................................................................216
11.4 Set List window................................................................... 216
11.4.1 Creating a Set List............................................................................217
11.4.2 Configuring tracks ............................................................................217
11.4.3 Track Workspace and Macro links .......................................................218
11.4.4 Playback control Macros ....................................................................218
11.5 MIDI, DMX or audio triggering ............................................... 219
11.5.1 Connecting remote trigger sources .....................................................219
11.5.2 Setting up remote triggering..............................................................219
11.5.3 Classic Pearl MIDI triggers.................................................................221
11.5.4 MIDI show control ............................................................................222
11.5.5 Audio control (sound to light) ............................................................222
11.6 Linking consoles for multi-user or backup................................ 223
11.6.1 Setting up consoles for multi-user ......................................................223
11.6.2 Setting up consoles for backup ..........................................................223
12. Remote control 227
12.1 Setting up the remote .......................................................... 227
12.1.1 Using an existing network .................................................................228
12.1.2 Network setup using a dedicated access point......................................228
12.2 Operating the remote........................................................... 229
12.2.1 Keypad ...........................................................................................229
12.2.2 Controlling fixtures ...........................................................................230
12.2.3 Recording groups and palettes ...........................................................231
13. User Settings and other options 233
13.1 The System menu ............................................................... 233
13.1.1 TitanNet Security .............................................................................233