Leviton i Series e - HHT Remote Mode: Recording Backup Looks

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4.21 Main Remote Menu
i series e V1.1
REMOTE MODE
rec / goto look active
Press [GO TO LOOK]. The following information would be displayed, assuming the HHT was last at look
00 with a fade time of 3 seconds:
4.22 Go To Look Menu
GO TO LOOK # = 00
FADE TIME = 003.0
(IN SECONDS)
[BACK]
If you wish to enable backup look 00 at the 3 second fade time, then just press the [GO] key. If you wish to
change the look number, then enter the two digits (00 to 99) for the look number that is to fade in. Assuming
you entered [0] [1], the cursor would jump down to the fade time, and the following would be displayed:
4.23 Go To Look Menu
GO TO LOOK # = 01
FADE TIME = 003.0
(IN SECONDS)
[BACK]
At this point , if the [GO] button is pressed, the system will fade to look [0][1] from blackout in 3 seconds.
For the first executed crossfade, the system will take the fade time in the display window, and not the
display time recorded in memory. This is done so that scenes may be played back with a different fade time,
or out of sequence with a different fade time.
Press the [GO] key. The following screen will be displayed:
4.24 Go To Look Menu -- Crossfading
GO TO LOOK # = 01
FADE TIME = 003.0
CROSS FADING …
[BACK]
• During the crossfade, The [STOP / REV] key may be pressed. Pressing the [STOP / REV] once will
cause the cross fade to pause. At this point there are two options: pressing the [GO] button will
continue the crossfade, and pressing the [STOP/ REV] key again will reverse the crossfade back to the
previous active scene.
• At the completion of the crossfade, the system will auto-increment the backup look number. From that
point, either the [GO] button may be pressed, or a different fade time may be entered by pressing the
[ENTER] key, or a different look number and fade time may be entered.
• As with all the i series e HHT menu’s, the [ENTER] key increments cursor through the various selection
fields, while the [BACK] softkey backs up a position or a field entry.