ETC Element - Page 138

126 Eos Family v2.9.0 Operations Manual
6. Select the time column to change the timing for each step.
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Time (seconds) - Timing is in seconds. The standard time in the Eos Family library is 12
seconds.Hold can be assigned as a timing value.
Note: It is not recommended that you set the time to Hold unless the DMX value
should permanently remain at that level. In order to alter a level set with a time of
Hold, another lamp control to change that DMX value would need to be created.
7. For each step created, click in the DMXcolumn and press {New} or {+} to add as many
DMX addresses and levels as needed. You may setup as many levels as needed for each
step.
Note: While a step is active, the DMX levels for the channel will be held. When a
step is no longer active, the levels will be released back to their playback levels.
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DMX - the DMX offset of the parameter you wish to control. DMXcan be set to All
Offsets, which means that all DMXparameters for the fixture will be held at the
specified level.
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Level - the 0-255 level of the parameter.
Snap Parameters
Certain parameters may not want to be subjected to cue timing. Those parameters can be set to
snap. By default, Element will snap the parameters listed in the following table:
Beam FX
Index/Speed
Effect Library MSpeed Shutter
Camera IR
Image
Enable Negative Shutter Strobe
Clip Directory File
Object Dir-
ectory
Strobe Mech-
anism
Color Effect File Type Object File Sync Source
Color Index
Front/Rear Pro-
jection
Output Com-
mand
Text
Color Mix Generator Page Texture
Control
Generic Con-
trol
Position Blink Timeline
Copy Mod
Image Move-
ment Speed
Projector Input
Timeline Pos-
ition
Cue
Internal Media
Frame
Relay
Tracking
Object
Dimmer Curve Library Select
Transition
Speed
Edge Blend Pro-
file
Macro Shape Transition Time
Effect File Mode Shape Library Transition Type
In the [About] channel patch screen, the snap column shows which parameters for that channel
are currently set to snap. These parameters can be edited for any profile using the Fixture Editor.
See Fixture Editor (on page115)