Run Mode Jester Operating Manual
Jester Manual 73-403-00 Issue 3.2 21 of 52
Run Mode
Introduction
Run Mode on the desk is used to replay the previously recorded memories and
submasters. The programmed memories are stored in a stack and can be replayed
one at a time in ascending numerical order. This allows the complete show to be
replayed in order simply by pressing the PROGRAM/GO button. The cursor buttons
can also be used to select a particular memory, which can then be output by pressing
the PROGRAM/GO button. The LCD shows the current and next memory to be
output. The crossfade time, chase speed and attack can be adjusted using the
various front panel controls. The output levels of a memory are determined by the
programmed levels in the memory, the MEMORY MASTER and the GRAND
MASTER. Submaster levels are controlled directly by the submaster and the
GRAND MASTER. The desk outputs 512 channels of DMX all the time.
Run Mode Controls and Displays
PRESET A AND PRESET B
There are 12 (24) PRESET A faders which control individual channels 1 -12 (1 - 24). There are 12
(24) PRESET B faders which control submasters.
CHANNEL FLASH BUTTONS
The 24 (48) CHANNEL FLASH buttons corresponding to the 12 (24) PRESET A and 12 (24) PRESET
B faders are used to flash individual submasters.
A MASTER AND B MASTER
The A MASTER is used to control the maximum output level from the PRESET A faders. The B
MASTER fader is inactive in RUN mode.
MEMORY MASTER
The MEMORY MASTER fader is used to control the output level of the current memory in the stack.
FADE TIME
The FADE TIME control is used for several things in RUN Mode: To determine the rate at which the
current memory will fade out and next memory fade in when the PROGRAM/GO button is pressed,
and to determine the fade time of submasters and the PRESET A master.
FADING LIGHT
The red FADING light flashes when a timed crossfade is taking place. The light continues to flash if
the crossfade is stopped with the PAUSE button. The FADING light goes out when the crossfade is
completed.
LCD
The LCD shows details of the current and next memory to be output.
MONITOR
The monitor shows details of the current and next memories, as well as all submasters.
SPEED
The SPEED control is used to regulate the speed of all currently active chases. Each chase is
‘grabbed’ by moving the control to the chases current value. This control has a switch position at the
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