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Using the mouse, you can move the barrier between the stored cue display (top) and the stored list
display (bottom). Hover the mouse arrow over the list boundary until it changes to the move bound-
ary icon. Then click and drag the boundary up or down to the desired height.
Command Line Behavior for Cue List Index
The command line while in the Cue List Index defaults to cue list selection. The softkeys that display
will default to cue list control.
[Next] and [Last] will select the next or last cue list if no cue list or a cue list but no cue is on the com-
mand line.
When a specific cue is selected, [Next] and [Last] will move through the cues in that same list, and
the softkeys will change to be for a single cue control.
Partitions on Cue Lists
A partition (About Partitioned Control(on page452)) may be assigned to a cue list. If a partition has
already been applied to a cue list, any channels not in the cue list's partition will not be included in
cues when they are stored or replayed.
Any data for a cue list that already existed before a partition is applied, will be maintained, including
data for channels not included in the partition. If data existed before the partition was assigned, in
blind, channels that are not in the partition will display without a channel graphic, any levels will be in
gray, and a small superscript N will display with it.
Assigned partitions will display at the top of the cue list index and in the PSD.
To assign a partition to a cue list:
[Cue] [n] [/] {Partition} [n] [Enter]
To remove a partition from a cue list:
[Cue] [n] [/] {Partition} [Enter]
Solo Mode
Note: This feature is not available on Element 2.
The {Solo Mode} softkey is useful in multiple programmer situations. {Solo Mode} is used to pull a cue
list out for editing purposes after it has been synced with other cuelists.
For Example:
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