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C Grab Controls are used to store and playback two (2) independant
"snapshots" of the Stage 12/24 output.
D Chase Controls. There are five (5) controls in the Chase section:-
- Level fader
- Go/Cue button used to activate the chase output
- Rate control fader
- Fwd/Rev direction button
- Assign button used in conjunction with the channel flash buttons to
select which channels will be included in the chase sequence
E P1 and P2 Masters. These two faders scale the level of the top (P1) and
bottom (P2) preset banks.
F Flash Master Controls. The Flash Master fader is used to set the level
of the flash buttons. The Add /Solo switch to the left of this fader sets
the method of operation for the flash buttons.
G Power Input consists of a 2.5 mm plugpack power receptacle for
connection to a suitably rated plugpack. See the appendix for plugpack
details.
General Description of Major Parts
The front panel of the Stage 12/24 lighting control console is divided into
two main areas. The left section consists of the Preset Faders (A), and Flash
Buttons (B), which are used for both direct control and chase assigning. The
right section consists of all mastering controls including the Grab Controls
(C), Chase Controls (D), Preset masters 1and 2 (E), and Flash controls (F).
The rear panel of the Stage 12/24 houses all the input and output
connections for power, control signals, and the configuration DIP switch.
A Preset Faders are used to set up channel levels. The two Preset banks
are used to allow the operator to set up the next scene on one Preset
bank while the output from the other Preset bank is sent live to the stage.
B Flash Buttons (Channel) are used to momentarily flash on a channel to
the level of the Add/Solo Master. There is a flash button for each chan-
nel when the desk is operating in the normal 2 preset mode. If the con-
sole is set to Wide mode, only the first 12 channels have flash buttons
(24 channels in the case of the Stage 24).
Description of Major Parts
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