Submasters
Page 118 Solution & Solution XL Operating Manual – Issue 1.0
When the submaster fader is brought back down to zero, the Brightness and
LTP chases are stopped, and the Colour, Beamshape and Position channels
are released.
Notes – Drive Modifiers
Auto - the chase runs at the programmed speed.
Bass - a suitable audio input is required to provide the bass beat to
drive the chase.
Manual - the STEP button in the Submaster section of the front panel is
used to manually step through the chase
Beat - the STEP button in the Submaster section of the front panel is
used to set the beat (speed) of the chase.
Submaster with a Range of Memories
When a range of memories has been transferred onto a submaster the
submaster fader controls the intensity levels of the programmed data in the
current memory.
The memory is released when the submaster fader is lowered to zero.
The SUBMASTER FLASH button becomes a GO button and is used to trigger
the Next memory in the range.
During playback, the memory range loops around, ie when the Current
memory is the last memory in the range, the Next memory becomes the first
memory in the range.
The Comments field in the Submasters Window indicates the First, Current,
Next and Last memories for the submaster.
Submaster Flash Functions
The SUBMASTER FLASH buttons are used to flash or solo the programmed
data on the corresponding submasters. They can also be set to Latch or Go or
may be switched off.
The default operation of the SUBMASTER FLASH buttons is defined in Desk
Setup, but you can set the function of individual flash buttons for programmed
submasters via the Submaster Setup Window.
Flash
Press and hold down the required SUBMASTER FLASH button:
The programmed dimmers in the scene, chase or transferred memory
data on the submaster are flashed to their programmed level, and added
into the current outputs.
The programmed fixture Brightness channels are flashed to their
programmed level.
The programmed Colour, Beamshape and Position channels are triggered
automatically and snap to their programmed levels.
On release of the SUBMASTER FLASH button:
The dimmers and fixture brightness channels return to zero (or the level
corresponding to the submaster fader level if the fader is avove zero).
The Colour, Beamshape and Position channels are released
Solo
Press and hold down the required SUBMASTER FLASH button:
The programmed dimmers in the scene, chase or transferred memory
data on the submaster are flashed to their programmed level. All other
dimmers being output from the presets, other submasters or Playback X
are reduced to zero.
The fixture Brightness channels are flashed to their programmed level. All
other fixture Brightness channel data being output from other submasters
or Playback X is reduced to zero.
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