ETC Element - Creating a Curve

Using About 321
[About]
When [About] is pressed when the command line is clear, the CIA presents the following
information:
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System address count
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Software version
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Fixture library version
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Copyright notifications
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Device name
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Assigned as (Primary/Backup/Client/Offline)
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User ID
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IP Address(es)
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Number of defined parameters
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Number of patched addresses
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Number of unpatched defined parameters
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Number of pixel mapping addresses
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Number of patched channels
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Number of cues (Multipart cues are only counted once.)
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Allowed output addresses
There are also buttons for {What's New} (below) and [About] System (on the next page) .
Parameters and Addresses
The defined parameters field references the number of parameters that have been defined in
patch. This includes parameters that have been patched to output addresses and those that
have not.
The field below defined parameters, patched addresses, only calculates the number of
addresses that have been used in patch (which counts toward available outputs).
The unpatched defined parameters field is useful because even unpatched, but defined,
parameters must be displayed and calculated in the fade engine. If you are running a large
show, it is helpful to delete defined, but unpatched channels. This is where the [Query]
{Unpatched} command is helpful.
Allowed Output Addresses
Allowed Output Addresses is a range or ranges of addresses that can be assigned to limit the
number of output addresses. Allowed Output Addresses is a setting in the ECU. Go to
Settings>Network>Output Protocols>Allowed Output Addresses to make changes if needed.
Note: If you have created ranges for the Allowed Output Addresses, those will display
in [About] as well.
{What's New}
In the [About] display, tap on the {What's New} button to open the user documentation on the
console. The documentation will open in Tab 100.
You can also open the documentation from the Display Management Home Screen by pressing
the Manual icon.