Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

Programming and Viewing Channels
symbol: . To find out what the other options mean and
when to use them, check out the Topic Record Options. Read
about other Channel states in the topic called Channels's
Different States.
[S4] - Enter a Cue Label. This label will appear in the Cue List next
to the cue. (optional)
[S5] - Change the Default Cue Time. This box will automatically be
stuffed with the value from the Default Cue List Options.
[S6] - If you don't enter a Down Time, the Down Time will be the
Cue time. If you do enter a Down Time, the Cue Time is
equivalent to the Up Time. If you need the cue to wait a specified
amount of time before it starts to fade (either Up or Down), use
the Wait/Fade syntax in the time field.
[S7] - If you are recording to an existing cue and want to Update
in the changes, select Update. Updating means that the new data
will be overlaid on the existing cue, not destroying data that is
currently there. If you are recording to an existing cue and don't
select Update, you will see the dialog box shown below after you
press [ENTER].
[S8] - Check Exclude Sub Masters if you don't want to suck in
levels from recorded Looks that are active on stage.
[S9] - Opens the Attribute dialog box to allow you to filter what will
be recorded in this cue:
Note:
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If you double tap [S5] (or any other softkey), it will 'solo'
Position. That is, all other check marks will clear and
Position will remain checked.
You don't necessarily have to open this box to change the
attribute filtering. While in the main Record dialog box,
press [SHIFT] and the Attribute button will change to
this
following:
and the softkeys will change to the
Pressing any of these changes the attribute masking without the
need to open the Attribute dialog box. You can also double tap
any attribute family to solo it.
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