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General| Brand | Strand Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model | Light Palette Classic |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Introduction to the Palette lighting control console and its key features.
Explains Palette's position as a tracking console and its core programming features.
Details system limits for output devices, control channels, and other capacities.
Explains the UAC model as a method for standardizing intelligent lighting control communication.
Illustrates UAC's control of moving light pan and tilt attributes.
Explains the display of redundant and blocked data in cues.
Assigns individual wait and fade times to attributes, freeing from cue/part timing.
Manages and views cue lists within the show.
Explains the precedence rules for resolving attribute output.
How to set priorities for looks and cue lists.
Navigating the interface using different toolbars.
Explains channel states and their meanings.
Taking control of moving lights and setting intensity.
How to record current show contents to disk.
Accessing the on-line help files.
Function of the Go button for cue list execution.
Halting cues or backing up the cue list.
Steps for recording cues and looks.
How to update existing cues with changes.
Examining, changing, and updating stored data by loading.
Moving or copying cues, looks, and channels.
Syntax for selecting fixtures via command line.
Methods for setting channel levels using command line.
Introduction to patching methods.
Controlling where outputs appear on the console.
Customizing how the wheel acts upon attribute values.
Identifying selected channels for positioning.
Step-by-step guide for manual channel checking.
How cue lists inherit default values.
Specifying system location for astronomical event timing.
Configures the interval for saving checkpoint files.
Options for archiving show progress with serialized backups.
Moving or copying attributes between channels.
Moving or copying cues within the cue list.
Easiest way to move or copy recorded looks.
Configuring console-specific settings like lights and startup behavior.
Details the functions of the button array and its assigned actions.
Configuring Grandmaster and DBO button functions.
Synchronizing cue lists with SMPTE.
Creating and assigning macro commands.
Steps to enable and configure the Vision Net interface.
Procedures for managing time events.
Criteria for triggering individual time events.
Steps to manually configure network connection settings.
Procedure for safely powering off the console.
Syncing with a backup console/PC for failure recovery.
Restoring system state and enabling/disabling outputs after a crash.
Physical connection details for DMX, USB, Serial, VGA, PS2, Ethernet.
Legal terms and conditions for software use.
Opens the Record dialog box for cues or looks.
Opens Update dialog or updates loaded items.
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