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Edit St Of labl Fdr To At Del Add Opts
C999 1 3 labl 120 122 50 Off Off +to|
Edit This field sets the Chase number to edit. It is set automatically when
using the Edit – Flash button method.
St This field sets the Chase Step number to edit.
Fdr Sets the first fader number of a range.
To Sets the last fader number of a range.
At Sets the intensity of the fader(s).
Del With the cursor in this field press the + (On) button to delete the current
Chase Step.
Add With the cursor in this field press the + (On) button to add a new Chase
Step
Opts With the cursor in this field press the + (On) button to reveal the
following fields:
Record Sets which console controls will be included while editing. All records
from the Programmer and the Presets. Prog records from the
Programmer only. Preset records from the Preset Faders only.
Save As Allows the item being edited to be saved as a new Chase Step or as a
Memory. This provides a quick way to create new looks from existing
programming.
11.3.4 Adding or Deleting a Chase Step
To add or delete a Chase step move the cursor to the Add or Delete field and press
the + (On) button. A confirm screen shows and requires that the + (On) button is
pressed again to complete the process.
When a Step is deleted or added, all the old steps are renumbered. For example, when
adding a new Step 1, the old Step1 will become Step2 and so on.
After adding a Step set up the required look and press the Record button.
11.3.5 The Edit Chase Controls
11.3.5.1 Editing with the Programmer Controls
The Record field in the Edit Memory menu should be set to All or Prog when
editing Fader levels, otherwise any changes will not be saved.
1. Use the Programmer to adjust Intensity, Position, Colour and Beam settings.
Editing with the Programmer controls is the same as when recording.
2. Press the Record button.
Note: The programmer is always ‘Live’ when editing. However it is possible to pull
down the Fixture Master to turn off the Intensity of any fixtures being adjusted in the
programmer.
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