Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

Concepts and Overview
Multiple Cue List Concept
Multiple Cue Lists allow the console to operate completely separate and
asynchronous cue lists simultaneously. This is useful if you want to have an effect
running on one cue list to keep it separate from the cues in the main cue list, or if
the console was controlling the lighting in a main theater as well as a space in the
theater lobby, an individual cue list for each space could be developed and operated
at the same time to run completely different cues.
Note:
Palette supports an unlimited number of Cue Lists.
Using the Cue List Properties, Cue Lists can be given different names as well as
different colored backgrounds to help visually differentiate one from another.
Individual cue lists can be locked to prevent unauthorized modifications to cues.
Cue Lists can be assigned a Priority and can be resolved either using a Highest
Takes Precedence method or a Latest Takes Precedence method.
The Cue List Directory appears above the Cue List Display and shows all the cue
lists in your show.
The Channel Grid display normally has a black background color. When Channels
are being controlled by another cue list (i.e., the one that is not selected), the levels
will be displayed with a dark blue background:
(With some black and white printed manuals, it may be difficult to see, but Channels 5,
7 and 8 have a blue background.)
The Attribute Grid always has light background. Attributes being controlled by other
cue lists appear with blue text:
(With some black and white printed manuals, it may be difficult to see, but Channel 6's
intensity is black where its other attributes are in blue text. This is much easier to see
on the real display.)
Note how one Channel with multiple attributes can be controlled by more than one
cue list at a time. Attributes that are at their default levels are shown in grey text.
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