Colortran Encore Control Console
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button on the Follow’s Playback fader during the Follow time, the Follow is
cleared from the Playback fader and the next cue does not execute
automatically. But if you press the Go button during a Follow countdown, the
Follow is canceled and the next cue executes immediately.
??NOTE: Cue Follows are ignored when a cue is assigned to a
submaster, or executed with the Go To Cue command.
Delay Time
You can assign a Delay time to a cue to delay the initiation of the fade by the
amount of time that you specify. When you assign a Delay to a cue, pressing
the Go button will start the Delay time to count down on the lowest available
Playback fader. When the Delay time reaches zero, the fade will begin to run
on the same Playback fader in its assigned time. The Delay column appears in
the Cuesheet and Playback displays, and shows the Delay time assigned to each
cue or cue part. You can assign Delays to each part of a multipart cue, as well
as to the separate split times of a split fade cue (these topics are discussed later
in this chapter).
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HINT: Split Delays are especially useful when you want to delay
lights that are coming up on one side of the stage from lights that are going
down on the other side of the stage, or vice-versa.
You can assign Delay times when you record a cue, or you can add a Delay to
an existing cue.
? EXAMPLE: To assign a Delay in the Stage, Preview, Playback,
Cuesheet, or Tracksheet display:
[RECORD CUE] [#] [TIME] [#] [DELAY] [#] [ENTER]
- or -
[CUE] [#] [DELAY] [#] [ENTER] (Adds a Delay to
an existing cue.)
? EXAMPLE: To assign separate Delay times to a split cue:
[CUE] [#] [DELAY] [#] [+] [#] [ENTER]
? EXAMPLE: To delete an existing Delay, do not specify a time
parameter:
[CUE] [#] [DELAY] [ENTER]
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