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Creating multi-part and compound channels
A multi-part channel is any channel that has more than one dimmer patched to it. A compound
channel has multiple profiles patched to it that make up one channel, an example would be a
dimmer with a scroller and auto-yoke. By default, Element will add a part if you are trying to patch
to a channel that has already been assigned an address.
To patch a multi-part channel in address format:
• [5] [1] [3] [At] [8] [Enter]
Assuming channel 8 was previously patched to an address, this will create a part 2 and
address it at 513.
To patch a multi-part channel in channel format:
• [9] [At] [5] [4] [0] [Enter]
Assuming that channel 9 is already patched to an address, this will create a part 2 and
address it at 540.
• [8] [Part] [2] [At] [5] [1] [3] [Enter]
This will create a part 2 for channel 8 and address it at 513. If you wish to patch by address
while in the channel view, press:
• [Dimmer/Address] [5] [1] [3] [At] [8] [Enter]
This will perform the same action as the previous example, assuming channel 8 was
previously patched to an address.
To select multiple parts for editing:
• [1] [Part] [1] [Thru] [5]
This is useful for deleting or assigning new addresses to existing parts.
To patch a compound channel in channel format:
• [1] [Part] [2] [At] [5] {Type} <scroller profile>
Creates a part 2 for channel 1 and assigns it the selected scroller profile. See {Patch}
Display and Settings, page 61 for more information on using {Type}.
Replace
By default, if you patch an address to a channel that is already patched, Element will create a new
part for the new address. If you want to replace the current address with the new, use {Replace}:
• [n] {Replace} [n] [Enter] - replaces the address in part 1 of the selected channel.
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