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Compulite Dlite - Loops and Links for Cues; Programming Loops

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Compulite
Chapter 5
To store a cue without selecting a QList
When there is no QList on the crossfader and no QList is specified, storing a new cue automat-
ically creates a new QList.
1 Select fixtures and set parameter levels.
2 Press
CUE and select a cue number.
3 Press
STORE.
The editor is stored as a cue in a new QList using the first available QList number.
OR
1 Select fixtures and set parameter levels.
2 Press
STORE.
3 Press
CUE and select a cue number.
4 Press
ENTER.
The editor is stored as a cue in a new QList using the first available QList number.
Loops and links for cues
Loops define a range of sequential cues, setting them to repeat a specified number of times. Cues
participating in loops fade according to their set fade times.
Links skip the cues in between the linked cues. Example: Cue 5 is linked to cue 8. When cue 5 is
the current cue, a go command initiates a fade to cue 8. The playback skips cues 6 and 7.
Programming loops
The number of loops determines how many times the sequence of cues or chase steps repeat. When
the loop setting is 0 (zero) the loop repeats an infinite number of times. Use the wheels to set the
number of loops:
Wheel 1 - x1 (units of 1)
Wheel 2 - x10 (units of 10)
Wheel 3 - x100 (units of 100)
To set the number of loops
Example: Set a range of sequential cues repeat (loop) 12 times.
1 Press
QLIST, select the QList, and select the range of cues included in the loop: CUE #
#.
2 Tap
LOOP.
The command line displays:
Cue # QList # Loop to Cue : #
3 Use the wheels to set the number of repeats.
4 Turn wheel 2 until arriving at 10.
5 Turn wheel 1 until arriving at 2.
6 Tap
OK.

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