Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

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Concepts and Overview System Capacities The Palette system capacities outlined below represent the upper range of capacities the program can support. Output Devices 32,768 (1024 on physical console without external output devices) Channels No reasonable limit - determined by amount purchased Cues Unlimited Cue Lists Unlimited Looks Unlimited Looks per page Unlimited Look Pages Unlimited Simultaneous Fades Unlimited Priorities 100 different priorities available for every Cue List and Sub Master Macro Buttons 12 pageable virtual Remote Video One connection (more available) via XP machine on LAN running PalettePC software Portable Remote Focus Unit Optional Tracking Backup Yes Crash Recovery Yes VISION.NET Architectural Button Stations Optional with VISION.NET Interface card Browser Control On local or networked Internet browsers Show Control Programming Full programming language using Macro Scripts and the Lua language Serial Out Macros available to output RS232 commands External Trigger Events 2 triggers on Palette hardware or VISION.NET buttons stations or contact closures Telnet and Serial session 16 Com ports and multiple telnet session available Astronomical & Time Event Clock Yes Note: "No reasonable limit" means that the limit is determined the processor and RAM on the system. Palette OS Operations Manual 6
Concepts and Overview The Abstract Control Model "Simplicity, clarity, singleness: These are the attributes that give our lives power and vividness and joy as they are also the marks of great art." - Richard Holloway Communication and the expression of ideas is central to the art of lighting. Creating great lighting is a team effort lead by the designer. The language a designer uses to communicate with the team, and specifically the console programmer, is crucial to the process of creating the art. The programmer, in turn, must then train the console in order to orchestrate the lights to ultimately relay the intent of the designer to the audience. There is ample opportunity in this process for misinterpretations to muddy the waters of communication. More recently, and at a furious pace, moving lights have entered the theatre and the multitude of options they provide has only complicated this process amplifying the opportunity for 'miscue' of intent. Not surprisingly, there has been an increasing necessity to simplify the process of moving light control. Unlike the hard and fast rules that have existed for decades, a uniform language for designers and programmers to use for describing moving light behaviors has been non-existent. Moreover, the method used to communicate to lights has never been standardized. The pioneering manufacturers of automated lighting equipment each implemented different philosophies of control. More recently, generic moving light console manufacturers have had issues with just covering the bases. It has been a challenge for some to turn the lights on and make them move about. In all respects, these consoles were merely outputting numbers, sometimes masqueraded by words to get the job done. Now that automated lighting is no longer in its infancy, it is time for a fresh new approach on intelligent lighting control. This document will explain how we have achieved that goal with our Abstract Control Model. 7 Palette OS Operations Manual
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