User Guide Chapter 5 Cues
Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 59
Recording Cues in the Stage Display
When recording a cue from the Stage display, the levels being set are seen
live on stage. In this example you will be setting only channel levels for a
cue, recording a cue with attributes such as fade, delay and follow times
are shown further below.
Follow these steps to record a simple live cue:
Procedure: Notes:
1. Press [STAGE] Opens Stage display
2. Press [ENTER] [AT] [ENTER] [CLEAR]
to clear screen (if necessary)
3. Press [1] [THRU] [24] Selects channels to be
recorded
4. Press [AT] [75] Sets channel levels
5. Press [RECORD CUE] [1]
6. Press [ENTER] Records cue 1
A warning will appear if the cue already exists in memory. Press
[ENTER] to record over the existing cue or press [CLEAR] to cancel.
Recording Cue Fade Time(s)
The cue fade time is the time that the cue takes to fade to its final levels
after the [GO] button has been pressed. A cue may also be assigned split
fade times, which allows the cue fading out to happen at a different time
then the cue fading in.
You can record fade times in either seconds or minutes for a maximum of
99:59 minutes.
For example, to add a fade time of 6.5 seconds to a previously recorded
cue: Press [CUE] [1] [TIME] [6.5] [ENTER].
To enter a fade time in minutes, press the (Minute) soft-key after you
enter the value: Press [CUE] [1] [TIME] [8] (Minute) [ENTER].
The assigned fade time(s) can be viewed in the "Time" field of the
attributes line of the Preview display or from the Cuesheet display.
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