Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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Submasters can be created "in the blind" by selecting them in the Submaster
display. Only one submaster’s channel information is shown at a time. Use the
[NEXT] and [LAST] keys to view and page through all the different subs. You
can select a specific sub for viewing by pressing the (SEL. SUB) soft key, or the
[SUB] hard key.
? EXAMPLE: To view submaster 2's channel level assignments:
(SEL. SUB) [2] [ENTER] (Sub 2 appears on the display.)
- or -
[SUB] [2] [ENTER]
In the Submaster display, you can assign levels to the currently displayed
submaster by assigning channels as you would in the Stage display. When you
work with levels in the Submaster display ("in the blind"), your changes are
automatically made to the submaster - no record command is necessary.
Remember that the Submaster display only shows channel levels that are
assigned to the individual sub that is currently being viewed.
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BASIC RULE: Whenever one of the three dark gray "Record" keys
are used in any display, the current look of the Stage display is recorded at the
moment the command is executed with the [ENTER] key. Remember that no
Record command is necessary when editing levels or cue parameters in any
blind display (Preview, Group, Submaster, Effect, Cuesheet, or Tracksheet).
Bump Buttons
Bump buttons for each submaster are located directly below the individual
submaster faders (see Figure 7.1). Pressing a normal Bump button drives its
submaster to Full, for as long as the Bump button is held down. In normal
mode, the Bump buttons are momentary switches, so when they are released,
the submaster levels return to the current level of the sub fader (zero or
otherwise). In Toggle mode, each press of the Bump button turns the sub
alternately on and off.
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HINT: Transitions initiated by pressing a Bump button take place in
assigned up and down times. If you want a true instantaneous "bump", set the
sub time to zero. See the next topic in this chapter, Timed Submasters.
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