8.7.1. Fixture Mode (Red)
In Fixture Mode the Faders will always write the Fixture Dimmer Value into the programmer, which makes
this mode perfect for less experience people, or for ultra-quick programming. The Buttons are always
used to Select or De-Select fixtures.
In case the faders are in a different physical position than the value, the ones that are different from the
actual value will have their LED blinking as an indicator. The fader values from before are remembered
and you have to move the fader physically to this position.
The LEDs in this mode light up in orange but can be set to mimic the fixture’s current output color in the
setup menu. For selected fixtures, the LED will be shown brighter.
8.7.1.1. Assigning Fixtures to a Fixture MFF
To connect one or more fixtures to one or more of the Faders:
Make sure your Multi Fader Mode is set to Fixture.
Select one or multiple fixtures.
Press the [Reco rd] -key.
Press the button of the first Multi-Function Fader you would like to use.
Selected fixtures will be assigned consecutively to the selected fader.
8.7.1.2. Deleting Fixtures from the MFF Faders
To delete a fixtures connection with the MFF, proceed as follows:
Press the [Dele te] -key.
Press the MFF button of the Fixture you would like to delete.
8.7.1.3. Copying a Fixture MFF
You may copy Fixture MFFs as follows:
Press the [Copy] -key on the console front panel.
Tap on the button of the MFF to be copied.
Tap on the destination MFFs Button.
8.7.1.4. Moving a Fixture MFF
You may move Fixture MFFs as follows:
Press the [Shif t]and [Copy] -key on the console front panel at the same time.
Tap on the button of the MFF to be moved.
Tap on the destination MFFs Button.
Note: You cannot move Fixture MFFs to Executors, Scenes or Playbacks
8.7.1.5. Naming a Fixture MFF
You may name Fixture MFFs as follows:
Press the [Name] -key on the console front panel.
Tap on the button of the MFF.
Enter the new name in the On-Screen Keyboard or with a USB Keyboard.
8.7.2. Group Mode (Green)
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