A UDK can work as a shortcut to a Group, Palette, Macro or Fixture. To do this, make sure the Group / Palette / Macro
is recorded first and then type one of the following:
Group 1 Record UDK2
This records a shortcut to Group 1 onto the second UDK.
Colour 2 0 Record UDK3
This records a shortcut to Colour 20 onto the third UDK.
Macro 1 4 Record UDK3
This records a shortcut to Macro 20 onto the third UDK.
3 0 Record UDK4
Records a shortcut to select fixture 30 on the fourth UDK.
When recording a Group, Palette or Macro UDK shortcut, you will notice that the playbacks do not flash after pressing
Record , as the console knows you are not storing channel data.
Group UDK
Group UDKs are used for selecting a group. When the UDK is pressed, the group assigned to the UDK is selected –
this is equivalent of selecting the Group within the Group Window. Selecting a group should not be confused with
changing the intensity of those fixtures.
Palette UDK
The Palette UDK can be used as an alternative method of outputting a palette for the currently selected fixtures. The
palette assigned to the UDK is applied to the selected fixtures when the UDK is pressed. If Programmer Time is
enabled, the palette will fade in over the programmer time.
Macro UDK
The Macro UDK is used to run the user defined macro assigned to the UDK. The macro is run by pressing the UDK.
Fixture UDK
Shortcuts can be created for individual key fixtures that you may regularly need to select. If multiple fixtures are
required, record a group, and then create a Group UDK.
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