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Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

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Programming and Viewing Channels<br />

The topics Selecting and Setting Channels and Controlling Moving Lights outlines<br />

methods of setting attributes of Channels. Once you understand the Command Line<br />

Syntax for addressing individual attributes of Channels, much of the same syntax is<br />

used to set individual times.<br />

For example, while in the Times display, to set the Pan fade time to 3 seconds, you<br />

could type [1] [THRU] [20] [S2-Pan] [3] [ENTER] which would appear as:<br />

To achieve the fanned (or spread out) intensity times as shown in the image of the<br />

grid above, you would type in the command line [1] [THRU] [20] [@] [0] [-] [5]<br />

[ENTER] which would appear as:<br />

All moving light softkeys put text into the command line. That is, if you press [S5-<br />

Position], the text Position Time will appear, which will set both the Pan and Tilt<br />

times. If the individual attributes are currently not visible on [S1] through [S4], just<br />

continue pressing [S5] through [S9] until you see the specific attributes you want<br />

control over.<br />

When you have finished setting attributes and times, record the new cue or update<br />

an existing cue. Be sure to include the TIME filter in the Attributes masking:<br />

Relatively Shifting Times from their Current Values<br />

Often, when teching a show, you may have just run a cue and want to add a second<br />

or two to a fade. If you have a large number of Channels already using staggered<br />

119 <strong>Palette</strong> OS Operations <strong>Manual</strong>

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