Command Window Interface 241
NEO Lighting Control Console
CUE {Cue List} {Cue Number} {desc} {fade in} {fade out} {follow} {delay} {dwell} {SELected} REC
This command will execute a silent cue record without any further interaction. All of the fields are optional and you
can add as many or as few of the option as you need.
• Cue List - The name of the cue list to record to.
• Cue Number - The cue number to record
• Desc - Cue Description
• Fade in - Fade in/up time in seconds
• Fade out - Fade out/down time in seconds
• Follow - Follow time in seconds
• Delay - Cue delay time in seconds
• Dwell - Cue dwell time in seconds.
• Selected - Record only the selected channels to the cue.
NEO NOTES & TIPS: Cue "Act 1" 5.3 "Sunrise" 5 - The command will record the active channels into cue 5.3 of
the "Act 1" cue list. If the cue list does not exists it will be created. Also if the cue does not exists it will also be
created. The recorded cue will be given the description "Sunrise" and have a fade in time of 5 seconds. If the cue
already exists then the parameters not entered in the command will remain unchanged.
MACRO
The macro command can be used to execute any of the macros added to the show.
The syntax for this command is
Macro <macro Name>
Enter the word "macro" followed by the name (or part name) of the macro you want to run. As soon as you enter the
command the macro will execute.
This command can be shortened to "M <macro name>".
NEO NOTES & TIPS: M "Reset Movers" - The command will execute the macro called "Reset Movers" if it exists.
If a macro does not exists the command will fail.
FADE
The "Fade" command can be used to set the master fade time for the system. The master fade time can be seen on the
main Command Line interface just to the right of the ENTER button.
The syntax for this command is
Fade <time in seconds>
NEO NOTES & TIPS: fade 3.4 - Sets the master fade time to 3.4 seconds.
SCROLLTO
The "Scollto" command can be used to bring a specific channel into view in the channel display window. This
command is useful in conjunction with the quick macro feature in the shortcut window. By creating a quick macro to
scroll the channel display to a specific place you can easily jump to any channel when working with a large number of
fixtures.
The syntax for this command is
Scrollto <channel number>
NEO NOTES & TIPS: scrollto 115 - Scroll the active channel display so that channel 115 is on the top row.
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