Jester Operating Manual Glossary
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Lock
The facility on the Jester which allows you to stop the memories and submasters
being altered.
LTP
Latest Takes Precedence. The mixing law used when replaying grabbed DMX
inputs. This means that activating another recorded memory or submaster will
instantly change the grabbed DMX input to the required values.
Memory
A block of storage data containing intensity information about all of the Jesters
channels. The Jester has capacity for 500 memories.
Memory Master
The master fader, which controls the overall level of the memory being output.
Memory Stick
Another name for a Flash Disk.
MIDI
Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A signal from a keyboard or other musical
sampling device can be input to the Jester and be used to control the level of
channels and submasters.
MSD
Mass Storage Device. See Flashdisk.
Mode
The button which defines which mode the Jester is in.
Modifiers
Often used to describe the options available within a chase. The chase modifiers are
Attack, Direction and Speed.
Non-Isolated
The DMX ports on the back of the Jester are not opto-isolated.
Notes
Part of the MIDI system, whereby a specific note can trigger a memory or submaster.
Numeric Entry
The Jester allows you to use the submaster flash buttons to enter numbers into the
desk, where appropriate.
Offline Editor
See Phantom Jester.
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