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Example:
Channels 1 and 2 are at 50% in cue 10, and in cue 11 channel 1 is at 10% and channel
2 is at full. If you are in cue 11, and use the syntax:
[1] [Thru] [2] [Copy To] [Cue] [1][0] {HTP} [Enter]
Channel 1 will remain at 50% and channel 2 will go to full.
Using Move To
While technically not a manual control instruction, Move To will be very useful when managing
record target data stored from manual control.
When a Move To command is given, data is removed from its current location and moved to its
new location. If the new location already contains data, a confirmation is required by Element
(unless disabled in Setup). See
Record Defaults (on page140)
. Existing data in the new location
will be completely overwritten if a Move To command is confirmed.
Press [Copy To] [Copy To] to access Move To.
The following are examples of using Move To:
[Color Palette] [1] Move To <Color Palette> [5] [Enter]
[Preset] [3] Move To <Preset> [8] [Enter]
[Cue] [9] Move To <Cue> [2] [Enter]
[Snapshot] [4] Move To <Snapshot> [7] [Enter]
[Preset] [1] Move To {Color Palette} [3] [Enter] (press [Shift] & [Int Palette] to put Preset on
the command line.)
[Int Palette] [5] Move To [Preset] [1] [0] [Enter]
When using Move To to convert a preset into a palette, all information not relevant for that
palette will be removed.
Copy To and Move To for Labels, Scenes, and Notes
The [Copy To] and Move To ([Copy To][Copy To]) commands can be used to copy or move
labels between any target types that can have labels. A {Labels Only} softkey will display.
[Sub] [1] [Copy To] [Sub] [3] {Labels Only} will copy submaster 1's label to submaster 3.
Labels, scenes, and notes can be copied or moved between cues. The {Labels Only}, {Scene
Only}, and {Notes Only} softkeys will display.
[Cue] [3] Move To [Cue] [6] {Notes Only} will move the note from cue 3 to cue 6.
Using [Recall From]
[Recall From] is similar to [Copy To], except that it retrieves data from other locations, and can
be used only for a channel list recalling from the same channel list but in a different location (for
example, a cue). [Recall From] is essentially a “copy from” command. For information on using
[Copy To], see
Using [Copy To] (on the previous page)
All parameter data for selected channels will be recalled, or by using the IFCB category buttons
or parameter buttons, you may recall subsets of channel data. To recall only levels and not
effect, timing, mark or other non-level data, use the {Only Levels} softkey.
To recall data from only the active channels, use the {Only Active} softkey.
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