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General| Brand | Digilite |
|---|---|
| Model | Pulse MX |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Explains the console's physical controls, ports, and their layout.
Details the various functions of Edit keys like Release, Page, Bank, Clear, Hilite, Locate, Select.
Describes how playback keys activate cues and interact with other playback controls.
Explains controller configuration options: Playback master, Group master, Manual cue.
Covers the Grand Master slider and DBO button for overall intensity regulation.
Details using the trackball and keys for precise Pan and Tilt adjustments.
Explains how encoder wheels adjust parameters and navigate lists.
Outlines essential steps for connecting and powering on the console.
Guides on importing fixture definition files (FDF/FXR) via USB.
Explains assigning DMX addresses and mapping fixtures within the show.
Introduces the editor window for creating and modifying cues and palettes.
Details storing programmed cue data into playbacks.
Describes loading, modifying, and updating cues using the editor.
Explains creating and utilizing palettes to speed up programming.
How to activate cues via playback keys and manage intensity masters.
Covers saving programming elements like palettes, cues, and groups.
Explains the editor's view for managing individual fixture parameters.
Details the editor's view for managing fixtures organized into groups.
Describes accessing and managing palettes within the editor interface.
Explains the use of built-in RGB/CMY color palettes.
Covers auxiliary functions accessible via the editor's context-specific menu.
Explains the Fan feature for creating attribute value sequences.
Details creating and applying movement effects to fixtures.
Guides on modifying previously saved effects within cues.
Describes the tool for selecting colors for buttons and fixtures.
Explains cue activation logic and HTP/LTP channel priority.
Details how manual cue controllers interact with playback cue outputs.
Covers Grand Master and Group Masters for intensity regulation.
Explains cue timing parameters: Delay, Fade-in, Wait, and Fade-out.
Describes cue execution order options in Chase mode.
Details automatic cue progression in Sequence mode.
How to trigger cues directly from the touchscreen in Live mode.
Covers management functions for cue lists like renaming and deleting.
Guides on setting controllers as Playback master, Group master, or Manual cue.
Details saving manual cues and their fade modes.
Allows adding fixtures and assigning DMX addresses.
For configuring console-wide settings like playback mode and input.
Editing fixture parameters specific to the current show.
Configuring and personalizing console controllers.
Options for inverting and swapping Pan/Tilt functions.
Configuring Ethernet port and Artnet connectivity.
Functions for saving and loading show data.
Manages the fixture library, including importing and exporting files.
Verifies the correct functioning of console hardware and interfaces.
Tool for creating custom fixture definition files (FDF).
Instructions for connecting a SMPTE timecode source for synchronization.
Guides on recording and executing events triggered by SMPTE timecode.
Details mapping MIDI messages to control console functions.
Explains settings for mapping MIDI status bytes and data.
How to control console playbacks using external DMX input.
Using DMX input to control manual cues and their functions.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting expansion units.
Explains how expansions add playbacks and affect page organization.
Provides definitions for technical terms used throughout the manual.
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