Manual Control 221
Using Groups as a Channel Collector
[Group] can be used as a quick way to collect channels from submasters, cues, palettes, or
presets. See
About Groups (on page252)
for more information.
The following actions are possible:
[Group] [Cue] [1] - selects all the channels in cue 1.
[Group] [Sub] [3] - selects all the channels in submaster 3.
[Group] [Int Palette] [5] - selects all the channels in intensity palette 5.
[Next] and [Last]
The [Next] and [Last] buttons increment and decrement channel selection. If only one channel
is selected, [Next] increments the channel selection to the next sequential channel, while
[Last] decrements the channel selection by one.
Example:
Select channel 10 then change the selection to channel 11 using the [Next]
key:
[1] [0] [Enter]
Channel 10 is selected with a gold outline around the entire channel and the
channel number is indicated in white.
[Next]
Channel 11 is now selected with a gold outline and white channel number
while channel 10 is no longer selected.
When a group of channels is selected, pressing [Next] or [Last] selects the first or last channel
in the channel list.
Example:
Channels 11 through 20 are selected:
[Next]
Channels 11 through 20 are still the specified channel list but only channel 11
is selected for control. You can now sequentially press [Next] or [Last] to cycle
through the list. Press [Select Last] to reselect the entire range.
Note:
[Next] and [Last] work with the current flexichannel state. See Using
Flexichannel (on page104)
Offset
Note:
On non-Apex Eos Family consoles, {Offset} is a softkey.
[Offset] can be used to select a range of channels from a broader channel selection prior to
storing groups, submasters, presets, palettes, effects, and using park.
Options
When [Offset] is pressed, a channel distribution display will open.
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