Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

Programming and Viewing Channels
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Use the [@] [LOOK] syntax to open the Apply Levels dialog box to
reference pre-recorded Looks as palette references.
Level Setting Shortcut Keys
• [UP] or [PGUP] - Increases Channel level by 10
• [DOWN] or [PGDN] - Decreases Channel level by 10
• [SHIFT] [UP] or [SHIFT] [PGUP] - Increases level by 1%
• [SHIFT] [DOWN] or [SHIFT] [PGDN] - Decreases level by 1%
• [FULL] or [HOME] - Sets Channel level to full (100%)
• [OUT] or [END]- Sets Channel level to out (0%)
Note:
The Show Options dialog box has a place to set the level for the [FULL] key,
which by default is 100%. Regardless of what this level is set to, double
pressing the [FULL] key will take the intensity to 100%.
Using the Mouse to Select Channels
For a full description, check out the topic Using the Mouse to Select Channels and
Levels.
1. Position the mouse pointer on the Channel number and left click. The
red outline appears.
2. Multiple Channels can be selected with the mouse by left clicking on
the first Channel, holding the left button down and dragging the
mouse to the last Channel number in the group.
3. Use the mouse wheel to change the level of the selected Channels.
Using the Optional Button Wing to Select Channels
With the optional Button Wing you can select a Channel by pressing the
corresponding numbered button. The red LED will begin to flash. To deselect it,
press the button again. (Note: You do not need to deselect Channels if you change
the preceding selection's attributes before making a new selection.) To select a
range of Channels, press and hold the first Channel in the range, then press the last.
This works for deselecting ranges in the middle of selected Channels.
Using the Select Softkeys
There is a whole topic that describes the use the [S10] Select softkey called Select
Softkeys. These are very fast ways to select all odd or even Channels or all
Channels going up or all Channels in blue.
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