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(keep pressing Exit until the vertical menu bar shows “Program
Menu”).
Type a number on the numeric keypad then press one of the softkeys
to set the value to the fixture. The Softkey legend will show what
effect your value is going to have (such as [Gobo 5], or [Deep Blue]).
For attributes displayed in percent, such as Dimmer, or Colour Mix,
you enter a value from 0-100 to set the percentage output. For
attributes where the output is divided up into ranges, such as colour
wheels, you enter the index of the range you want. For example to
select the 3rd colour (as displayed in the list above the wheel) you
would enter 3.
4.1.8 Adjusting attributes with the @ buttons
Pressing the @ button next to a wheel opens the Adjust Attribute
Value menu for that attribute. The three buttons between the wheels
act as @ buttons.
You can also open this menu by touching the centre of the wheel view
for the attribute, or by clicking on the attribute in the Channel Grid
window.
The menu gives you the following functions:
• Select Function: gives you shortcuts on the softkeys to the
possible settings for the attribute (for dimmers, a range of
values is provided).
• Touch/Clear: places the attribute in the programmer or
removes the attribute from the programmer
• Locate: locates the attribute (does not place in programmer)
• Release: releases the attribute
• Off: sets the attribute to Off. This temporarily disables the
attribute, though its value is stored and can be restored with
On.
• On: sets the attribute to On (when merged to a cue or palette,
On will restore a value which has previously been set to Off)
• Freeze/Unfreeze: freeze or unfreeze the attribute
4.1.9 Selecting fixtures and dimmers by number (Channel)
In some situations, for example when programming lots of dimmers,
it can be easier to type in the dimmer channels you want to program.
The Channel menu allows you to do this for dimmers or fixtures. To
access the Channel menu, press the Fixture button on the top left of
the numeric keypad. You can also simply start typing numbers on the
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