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9 Starting a new Show or loading an existing Showfile

The Chimp will now start to boot and shortly after you will be seeing a bootmenu which auto-continues

the boot process after a few seconds. Additionally, the boot menu offers some test and maintenance

utilities. The Chimp will perform a couple of checks while booting up and will present you with the

Welcome Screen as soon as it is done:

Fig. 18: Show Closed Screen

The welcome screen allows you to either create a new show, or load an existing showfile. Showfiles

contain all of your show related settings like fixture schedule and patch, input settings, groups, presets,

cues and master assignments.

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Table of Contents2
1 Warning4
- Unpacking Instructions4
- Your Shipment Includes4
- Safety Instructions4
- Operating Determinations6
- Connection with the Mains6
- Return Procedure7
- Claims7
2 Description of the Device8
- Features8
- Optional Accessories8
3 About this Guide9
- Text Conventions9
4 Console Backpanel9
- Chimp 100 Backpanel9
- Chimp 300 Backpanel10
5 The Frontpanel11
- Frontpanel11
- Playback Faders11
- Programming Section12
- Executor Buttons12
- Special Faders13
- Touchscreen (Applies to Chimp 300 Console, Only)13
6 Graphical User Interface14
- The Screen Layout14
- The "Top Toolbar14
- The "Content Area15
- The "Bottom Toolbar15
- Navigating in the Graphical User Interface16
- The Different Split Widgets16
  - Context Sensitive Graphical User Interface17
7 Connect Periphals to the Chimp18
8 Boot the Chimp18
9 Starting a New Show or Loading an Existing Showfile19
- Creating a New Show20
- Loading an Existing Show20
- Saving the Showfile21
10 Add & Patch Fixtures22
11 Selecting Fixtures25
- Select Fixtures Using the Keypad25
- Select Fixtures Using the Fixtures Split-Window26
- Select Fixtures Using the "Selection" -Toolbar26
- Select Fixtures Using a Group Split Widget27
12 Create Fixture Groups28
- Record a Group28
- Store a Group Using the "Group Pool" -Window28
- Store a Group Using the Command Line Interface28
- Select Fixtures Using the "Group Pool" -Window29
- Select Groups Using the Command Line Interface29
13 Working with Fixture Values29
- What Is the Programmer30
- Different States of Fixture Attribute Values30
- Emptying the Programmers „Content30
  - Alter Fixture Parameters31
- Alter Parameters Using the Encoders31
- Alter Color-Values Using the Color-Picker31
- Alter Color-Values Using Color Faders32
- Alter Color-Values Using the Swatch Book32
- Alter Color-Values Using the Encoders32
14 Recording and Using Presets33
- Recording Presets33
- Record a Preset Using the Preset Split Widget33
- Select a Preset Using the Preset Split Widget34
15 Record Cuelists35
- Record a Cuelist to a Master35
- Assign a Cuelist to a Master Using the Cuelist Pool Window35
- Start / Stop Cuelists Using the Masters35
16 Change Cuelist Timings36
- Opening the "Cuelist View36
  - Assigning Timings and Changing Cue-Names36
17 Create Speed Masters for Cuelists37
18 Change Cuelist Behaviour38
19 Change Fader & Button Behaviour39
20 How to Use Fader & Executor39
- Changing Fader Pages39
- Changing Exector Pages39
- Template Page39
- Opening up the "Fader-Page Directory" Window39
21 Maintenance40
- USB Folder Structure40
- Update Software41
- Export Shows to USB42
- Export Fixture Libraries to USB43
- Import Shows from USB44
- Import Libraries from USB45

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