SGM Technology for lighting GB
Pilot 3000 Us
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2.4 Cue-list Playback
IMPORTANT!!
Before running a Cue or Cue-list, make sure the Live Editor doesn't still involve any
fixtures. Push Ctrl all twice to close the Editor.
Pushing the Register's key, will automatically run the related Cue.
A repeated push of the Register's key will sequentially playback Cues of the related Cue-list.
Each Cue can be run with preset times.
The times that control a Cue are:
1. Delay time
2. Fade In time
3. Wait time
4. Fade Out time
Allocating or changing the times is very easy:
Push the Q List key to display all the Cues related to the Cue-list of h selected Register.
Choose the Cue or a group of Cues of which a times change is re uired
Use the Encoder Wheel 1,2,3,4 to modify the Delay (Wheel1), Fade In (Wheel2), Wait (Wheel3),
Fade Out (Wheel4).
Unselect the Cues previously chosen once the times hav be fixed.
Pilot 3000 controls the Cues being run according to LTP (La st Takes Precedence) priority. This
means that if several Cues that control the same fixt re(s) are enabled by several Cue-lists, the
fixtures will only run the last Cue recalled.
To switch OFF an enabled Register (i.e. the Regis er which is capable of playing back the Cue):
Push the Release key
Then, push the target Register which is intended to be released.
All the fixtures under the control of th released register are put in Stand-by status – i.e. they
remain as they are, apart from heir uminous intensity, which is lowered to zero.
Register pages can be changed during Playback.
All the registers that are enabled remain as such even after having changed Page.
The registers that are st l busy controlling the Cue-lists of the previous page can control the Cue-
lists of the new page if their control is released, by using the Release command followed by the
Register key.
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