Selecting Channels
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Selecting Channels
Single channels, groups of non-sequential channels, and a range of sequential channels
can be selected.
There are special selection sequences that grab channels that are present in the editor
together with channels active on stage.
There are several series of keystrokes to select one or more than one channel at a time.
These keystrokes may be combined in any way lending great versatility to channel
selection.
There are quite a few key combinations that can be used for channel selection. The object
of the different key sequences is to make rapid selection possible.
Wheel 1 is used for intensity levels and wheel 2 is used for scroller frame selection.
Intensity and scroller frames may also be assigned on the numeric keypad.
If the Number Selection default is channels, it is unnecessary to press [CHANNEL] before
selecting the first channel number.
Changing the number default selection
When the number default selection is channel, When the editor is in idle, the first number
you press is recognized as a channel selection. The number default selection can also be
Spot or Memory.
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Double hit on
[CHANNEL]
Channel
appears on a gray field in the command
line.
Selecting a single channel
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Press [CHANNEL]
Skip this step if the numeric selection default is
channel
2. Enter the channel number
on the numeric keypad.
3. Press [+] or [] to
continue channel
selection.
When a new channel is selected, the previous selection is now displayed in white to
indicate its presence in the editor. The newly selected, currently active channel number
appears in red and may be assigned a dimmer level and scroller frame.
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