Colortran Encore Control Console
Software Version 3.05
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? EXAMPLE: To create an Effect submaster in the Submaster display:
1. (SEL. SUB) [#] [ENTER]
2. (SET SUB) (FX SUB) [effect #] [ENTER] (Submaster is
now in Effect mode.)
? NOTE: Loading an effect to a submaster with the [LOAD] key also
puts the submaster in Effect mode. See Chapter 23, Load Key Operations.
Take Control Effects on Submasters
You can assign effects as either Pile On or Take Control effects. In the Pile On
mode, the effect interacts with other channels on stage in a "highest level takes
precedence" manner. As the effect fades in and out, the previously assigned
values that were on stage are maintained “underneath” the effect levels.
When the Take Control mode is selected for an effect assigned to a submaster,
all channels on stage that are common to the effect channels change their levels
to match the Active and Inactive levels of the effect, occurring as the effect
begins. When the Take Control effect fades out completely, all channels that
were controlled by the effect return to their previous levels.
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BASIC RULE: "Take Control" effects take precedence over
channels set at levels by cues, submasters, channel faders and keypad
commands according to a "last action takes precedence" principle. Multiple
Take Control effects always "pile on" with each other (highest level takes
precedence).
Inhibitive Submaster
An Inhibitive submaster "inhibits" the channels assigned to it from reading on
stage, except in the following situations:
?? The submaster fader is above zero.
?? The Bump button is pressed down and held on.
?? The Bump button is toggled to On.
The level of the fader on an Inhibitive submaster scales the level at which
inhibited channels read.
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