Compulite Spark User Manual

Using Delta
Spark
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Programming a delta via memory modification
Deltas that are a result of memory modification have both absolute and relative values. The
source memory of the delta is displayed at the top of the screen in Delta exam. If Delta the
source memory is modified again, the new modifications are added to the Delta.
If there is no Delta in the system the sequence below creates a Delta. If there is a Delta in
the system there is a key sequence to replace the existing Delta or you can erase the current
Delta.
Example: Memory 20 contains spot 1 with color wheel at 2. It will be modified by
assigning 4 to the color wheel for spot 1 and adding channel 2, that is not contained in the
memory (a “new” channel), at 30% dimmer intensity. It is assumed that there is no Delta in
the system.
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Select memory 20.
2. Select spot 1. The spots in memory 20 appear in dark blue
on the spot display.
3. Using the color parameter
wheel set the value at 4.
4. Select channel 2.
5. Press [@] [3] (If the system is
configured as USA enter 30.)
6. Press [STORE]
The modification of memory 20 is stored and
automatically creates a delta.
Delta appears
in red at the bottom right of the display.
Replacing a delta with a new delta
When a Delta is present, you can chose to overwrite with a new Delta or preserve the
existing Delta. The key sequence below is using the same example as above.
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Select memory 20.
2. Select spot 1. The spots are displayed in dark blue.
3. Using the color parameter
wheel set the value at 4.
4. Select channel 2.
5. Press [@] [3]
6. Press [DELTA]
A window opens instructing you to press
[STORE] to overwrite the existing Delta or
press [CE] to exit the Delta store option.
7. Press [STORE]
The modifications to memory 20 are stored
and a new delta is created.

Compulite Spark Specifications

General

Brand	Compulite
Model	Spark
Category	Controller
Language	English