This is used to set the user profiles preferred readout type for the natural readout. It also has different resolution and
encoder press resolution multipliers.
Resolution multipliers define the factor by which an encoder is changing a value when the encoder is pressed or in the
case of the dual encoders, the difference between the inner and outer ring.
At the top there are four buttons:
Time Layer Resolution:
Sets the encoder resolution for the time-related layers.
Phase Layer Resolution:
Sets the encoder resolution for the phaser-related layers.
Dual Encoder Multiplier:
This defines the multiplier used by the outer encoder ring in relation to the inner encoder ring.
Dual Encoder Press Multiplier:
This defines the multiplier for the outer encoder ring when the dual encoder key is pressed while turning the outer
encoder ring.
Link By Feature Group:
This setting defines how the encoder resolution is linked between features. The options are Single and Feature. Learn
more about this setting in the Encoder Toolbar topic.
The rest of the pop-up is a list of all the attributes in rows.
There are three different columns with values that can be changed for each attribute:
Natural Readout:
The Natural readout allows defining the desired readout type per attribute. For instance, dimmer values are at best
displayed in percentage readout, while pan or tilt values are better readable using the physical readout which displays
the pan and tilt values as degrees. This setting is used to select the desired readout when Natural is selected in sheets
and encoders.
The user-defined readout has a higher priority than the readout defined for the attribute. The user-defined readout can
be linked to the default (from the attribute definition). This option is called Default and the actual readout is shown in
angle brackets.
Encoder Resolution:
The encoder resolution defines how big the change of an attribute value will be when turning a dual encoder by 1 click.
This setting can also be changed by pressing MA and tapping the channel function area in the encoder toolbar. Learn
how in the Encoder Resolution topic.
Encoder Press Multiplier:
This is the multiplier used when the inner encoder is pressed and turned for this attribute.
Learn more about the different resolutions available in the Encoder Resolution topic.
Wheel Mode
There are four different level wheel modes:
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