Digilite Pulse MX - Edit Key Functions

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PULSE MX
1.2 EDIT KEYS
Release
Used to interrupt:
• a single playback (Release + playback key)
• a single controller (Release + ash controller key)
• all playbacks (Release + Page)
• all controllers (Release + Bank)
• all registers and all controllers (double click on the key releases in quick succession)
Page
Used to select a new playback page; the console manages 24 pages each of which contains 24 cue
lists. To select a new page, simultaneously press the Page key and playback key corresponding to
the new desired page (or press these two keys in quick succession). Press the Page key twice in quick
succession to go to the next page.
Bank
Used to select a new controller bank; the console manages 24 ‘banks’ each of which contains up to
12 controllers (depending on the conguration of the console). To select a new bank, press Bank +
the playback key corresponding to the new desired bank (or press the two mentioned keys in quick
succession). Press the Bank key twice in quick succession to go to the next bank.
Clear
Pressing once only erases the contents of the editor limited to the selected xtures; pressing twice in
quick succession erases the entire content of the editor and unchecks all xtures (“Clear all” function)
Hilite
Two-state key, alternatively activates and deactivates the hilite status. When the hilite is active, the
Hilite palette, which usually opens the shutter and sets the dimmer at 100%, is forced in the xtures
selected in the editor. The hilite is typically used to create a cue without dimmer information; in fact,
the operator can see the xture’s behaviour, but such information is not inserted into the editor and
therefore is not saved in the cue.
Locate
Apply the Locate palette to the selected xtures; it denes a denitive status for all cue parameters
(typically dimmer = 100%, pan & tilt = 50%, wheel color = white, etc.). Normally used before starting
to program a series of cues.
Select
Used to display the current playback or select a new playback.
By pressing the Select key, the current playback LED turns on; if while the LED is turned on you press
the new playback key, this playback becomes the current new playback. You can also select a cur-
rent new playback by pressing the Select key and the playback key in quick succession. Selecting
the current playback also occurs when pressing a playback key to transmit a cue; the selected key is
therefore used to change the current playback without transmitting any further cue.
Pressing the select key twice in quick succession selects the next playback.