Leviton MC24/48 - Cue, Effect, Group, and Submaster Names

Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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When you have enabled the Reference by Name feature in the Setup display,
the [RECORD CUE], [CUE], [GROUP], [SUB], [EFFECT] and [GO TO CUE]
keys all cause the Bump buttons to enter Alpha mode.
Cue, Effect, Group, and Submaster
Names
You can assign names up to 16 characters in length to cues, effects, groups and
submasters. These names can be exclusively numbers, exclusively letters (via
submaster Bump buttons) or a combination of letters and numbers. In the
Encore 48/96 and XL models, punctuation symbols, etc. are available on Bump
buttons 27 - 43.
Cue names often describe the action on stage to signal the point at which that
cue should begin. A cue named "Faust Down Right" may tell the stage
manager to call that cue, or may tell the board operator to push the GO button
when Faust reaches his downstage right position. A cue may be named in any
display where cues may be addressed.
? EXAMPLE: To name a cue in the Stage, Preview, Cuesheet,
Tracksheet or Playback displays:
[CUE] [#] (NAME CUE) [enter name] [ENTER]
- or -
[RECORD CUE] [#] [TIME] etc. (NAME CUE) [enter name]
[ENTER]
You can use the (NAME EFFECT) soft key in the Effect display to assign a
name to the current effect. Effect names often describe their action, placement
in the show, or possibly their location. An effect might be called "Proscenium
Chase" or "Act 2 Fire."
? EXAMPLE: To name an effect in the Effect display:
1. (SEL FX) [#] [ENTER]
2. (FX UTIL.)
3. (NAME FX) [enter name] [ENTER]
You can use the (NAME GROUP) soft key in the Group display to assign a
name to the current group. Group names often refer to a location on stage,
placement in the show or a description of the "look". A group may be called
"DR Bench Evening" or "Warm Cyc Tone."
? EXAMPLE: To name a group in the Group display:
1. (SEL GROUP) [#] [ENTER]