Expression 3 - ETC

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Cities outside the United States City, State Time Zone (Standard) Latitude Longitude Abuja, Nigeria........................... - 1 East ............................ 9° 12´ N ....................7° 11´ E Algiers, Algeria......................... - 1 East .......................... 36° 47´ N.....................3° 3´ E Amsterdam, Netherlands......... - 1 East .......................... 52° 17´ N.....................4° 57´ E Ankara, Turkey.......................... - 2 East .......................... 39° 56´ N...................32° 52´ E Athens, Greece........................ - 2 East .......................... 37° 58´ N...................23° 43´ E Bangkok, Thailand .................... - 7 East .......................... 13° 44´ N.................100° 31´ E Berlin, Germany ....................... - 1 East .......................... 52° 27´ N...................13° 22´ E Berna, Switzerland ................... - 1 East .......................... 46° 57´ N.....................7° 26´ E Bombay, India .......................... - 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3 East .......................... 55° 46´ N...................37° 20´ E Munich, Germany .................... - 1 East .......................... 48° 09´ N................... 11° 34´ E Oslo, Norway........................... - 1 East .......................... 59° 56´ N...................10° 44´ E Paris, France ............................ - 1 East .......................... 48° 49´ N.....................2° 29´ E Prague, Czechoslovakia............ - 1 East .......................... 50° 05´ N...................14° 25´ E Reykjavik, Iceland............................... 0 .......................... 64° 08´ N...................21° 56´ E Riga, Latvia .............................. - 3 East .......................... 56° 40´ N.................106° 10´ E Rio De Janeiro, Brazil............ + 3 West .......................... 22° 55´ S...................43° 12´ W Rome, Italy............................... - 1 East .......................... 41° 48´ N...................12° 36´ E San Juan, Puerto Rico........... + 4 West .......................... 18° 29´ N...................66° 07´ W Santiago, Chile...................... + 4 West .......................... 33° 27´ S...................70° 42´ W Sapporo, Japan ........................ - 9 East .......................... 43° 04´ N.................141° 21´ E Seoul, Korea............................. - 9 East .......................... 37° 34´ N.................126° 58´ E Singapore, Malaysia................. - 8 East ............................ 1° 14´ N.................103° 55 E Stockholm, Sweden................. - 1 East .......................... 59° 21´ N...................18° 04´ E Sydney, Australia.................... - 10 East .......................... 33° 52´ S.................151° 12´ E Taipei, Taiwan........................... - 8 East .......................... 25° 02´ N.................121° 31´ E Tokyo, Japan ............................ - 9 East .......................... 35° 41´ N.................139° 46´ E Toronto, Ontario, Canada ...... + 5 West .......................... 43° 39´ N...................79° 23´ W Vancouver, B.C., Canada ....... + 8 West .......................... 49° 15´ N.................123° 07´ W Vienna, Austria......................... - 1 East .......................... 48° 15´ N...................16° 22´ E Warsaw, Poland........................ - 1 East .......................... 52° 13´ N...................21° 02´ E Wellington, New Zealand....... - 12 East .......................... 41° 71´ S................. 174° 46´ E 370 Appendix F Time and location
Appendix G Specifications Electrical • Voltage input 90-250 VAC, 50-60 Hz • Maximum current 6.3 amps • Maximum monitor load - two at 2.0 amps each Built-in interfaces • 1,536 DMX512 outputs • Parallel printer • RS-232C serial port • Remote Focus Unit • Supports CE dimming systems • Remote Macro control • Alphanumeric keyboard • Time code control (either MIDI or SMPTE) • DMX512 Input • <strong>ETC</strong>Link System capacity • 600 cues per show • 400, 800 or 1200 control channels • Proportional patching of up to 1,536 DMX512 dimmers • Eight-part multipart cues • Thirty-three dimmer profiles, all but one of which are editable • 500 groups • 100 focus points (including focus point 0) • 2,000 macros/regions • 3,000 SMPTE events • 24 overlapping submasters • Ten pages of submaster memory • Two timed/manual fader pairs Fader functions • Fade times programmable from 0.1 seconds to 99:59 minutes • Manual override of upfade and/or downfade • Rate override • Split time fades • Manual fades • Background fades with LTP channels • User selectable default fade times • Hold/Back functions <strong>Expression</strong> 3 User Manual, v.3.1 371
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Expression 3 Lighting control syste
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Chapter 3 System settings . . . . .
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Chapter 7 Cues . . . . . . . . . .
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Chapter 13 Submasters . . . . . . .
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Chapter 17 Subroutines . . . . . .
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Resetting loop time . . . . . . . .
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xiv Contents
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Using this manual This manual provi
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Output level conventions The consol
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Effects LTP channels may be used to
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The Only command Only is a particul
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Help from ETC Technical Services If
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Colors in displays The colors in wh
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Stage The Stage display shows you t
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Tracksheet The Tracksheet display s
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Park Press [Park] to bring up the P
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Time Code List display You may togg
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22 Chapter 2 Monitor displays
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Setting the number of dimmers Your
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Setting default fade times The cons
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Setting default sneak time The snea
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Enabling the template The procedure
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Set grandmaster type You may set th
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Setting the clock The console clock
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Latitude, longitude, time zone Choo
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About Show About Show provides you
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Selecting one-to-one patch The one-
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Proportional patching Normally, dim
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Labeling dimmers The console allows
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Assigning a profile to a dimmer You
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Clear All For a selected profile, C
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About Dimmer The About Dimmer displ
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Setting dimmers to Dimmer Doubling
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Chapter 5 Setting channel levels Se
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Channel Attributes display The Chan
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Channel data type Channels normally
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Selecting channels Using the keypad
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Sneak Sneak is a softkey that you c
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About Channel The About Channel dis
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Chapter 6 Adding moving lights to t
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Personality Setup You may find that
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Viewing a personality 1. From the P
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Patching one fixture or a fixture r
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Attribute Setup Personalities may h
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Encoder Setup Level setting control
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Change individually 1. Select an en
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Working with fixtures Following are
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Fixture focus with Solo Solo provid
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Chapter 7 Cues The console allows y
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Recording functions Viewing cues Th
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Working with cues in Stage When rec
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Recording a cue with a single fade
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Recording a cue with a wait time Wa
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Follow [Follow] allows you to play
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Linking a macro to a cue [Link] all
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Labeling cues The console allows yo
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Modifying cue attributes If all you
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Updating a recorded cue You need no
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Copying cues You may want to use a
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Chapter 8 Track Track record functi
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Recording modified cues The differe
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Inserting cues If you insert a cue
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Pulling channels in Blind If you in
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If cue 5 is an allfade, the console
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Chapter 9 Multipart cues A multipar
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Converting a standard cue to a mult
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Editing a multipart cue Once you ha
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Modifying fade and wait times If yo
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Chapter 10 Playing back cues The co
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Fader keys Clear Each fader is equi
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Fader Status display The fader stat
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Controlling fades manually The cons
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Quickstep Quickstep allows you to r
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Chapter 11 Groups The console allow
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Recording a group using Solo You ca
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Working with groups in Stage Displa
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Updating a recorded group You need
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Deleting groups Delete a group from
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Modifying cues or submasters You ca
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Chapter 12 Focus points When workin
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Recording a focus point using Solo
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Updating focus points Update allows
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Editing a focus point in Blind You
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Deleting focus points Delete a focu
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Chapter 13 Submasters Expression 3
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Changing type You can change a subm
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Playback Submaster List The Playbac
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Submaster LEDs Each submaster bump
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Adding fade and dwell times You can
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Adding a rate to a submaster Rate a
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Inhibitive submasters Creating A re
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Modifying submasters in Blind To mo
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Updating a recorded submaster You n
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Labeling submasters The console all
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Copying cues or groups to submaster
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Chapter 14 Command display lists an
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Submaster List The Submaster List o
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7. Press [5] [Enter]. Specifies 5 s
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Deleting a group Follow this proced
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Working in spreadsheets Cues, subma
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Replacing channel level As a conven
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Deleting submasters After entering
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Editing groups You may edit a group
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Editing focus points You may edit a
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Chapter 15 Park Park allows you to
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Unparking dimmers Unparking one dim
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Unparking channels Unparking one ch
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Parking fixtures You can park fixtu
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Chapter 16 Effects An effect is a c
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• Out - The Out Time, the meaning
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Notes on working with steps in Blin
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Adding grouped channels The procedu
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Adding groups or focus points The p
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Modifying the effect You can set ch
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Deleting channels Delete channels f
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Deleting steps You may delete any s
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Modifying step timing and levels On
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Changing upfade, dwell and downfade
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Setting a random effect rate An eff
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Chapter 17 Subroutines A subroutine
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Style steps The following playback
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15. Press [S1], Step, [6] [Enter].
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Chapter 18 Macros A macro allows yo
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6. Press [5] [Enter]. Inserts a fiv
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Follow these steps to create a macr
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Using submasters in macros Submaste
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Modifying macros Editing mode In th
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Auto channel check This macro autom
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Chapter 19 Link lists Console chann
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Setting up a link To set up a link,
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Moving a link Use [S7], Move Link,
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Chapter 20 Diskette functions This
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Contents of the showfile When you w
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Read show components only Frequentl
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Chapter 21 Printing The console sup
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Printouts available Following is a
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Chapter 22 Clear functions This cha
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Clear and reset options Following i
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Chapter 23 Dimmer monitoring ETC co
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Error messages ETCLink provides mes
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ETCLink displays Dimming system sta
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Dimmer status The Dimmer Status dis
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Record Loads procedure Perform a Re
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Clear Loads procedure Clear Loads a
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Working with Sensor backup looks A
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Chapter 24 Control interfaces The c
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ETC MIDI message formats The follow
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MIDI Show Control (MSC) The console
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MSC commands transmitted by the con
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Examples In the examples below, MSC
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Enabling / disabling real time prog
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Referencing sunrise or sunset To re
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Copying real time programs Keystrok
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Keystrokes: Action: 1. Press [Setup
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Time Code You can create and run sh
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Creating a program by definition Us
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Sorting/recording events Events are
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Deleting time code events Follow th
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Moving time code events Follow this
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Or, if you wanted to move ten event
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External time code clock When runni
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Remote macros The remote macro feat
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Chapter 25 Accessories Chapter 25 p
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Designer’s Worksheet Designer’s
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6. To create a new region or to add
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Page 363 and 364: Appendix B References DIP switches
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Page 369 and 370: Appendix C Error messages Full Trac
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Page 375 and 376: Appendix E Softkeys Stage [Stage] S
Page 377 and 378: Blind/Submaster Sub List Sub SS 1 B
Page 379 and 380: Setup - System Settings (1) [Setup]
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Page 387 and 388: • Control keypad features • Sub
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Page 391 and 392: Appendix H Declaration of Conformit
Page 393 and 394: Appendix I Limited Warranty Electro
Page 395 and 396: and one-half percent) per month lat
Page 397 and 398: Index Numerics 16-bit About Channel
Page 399 and 400: Delete Cues . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Page 403 and 404: Macros, Designer’s Worksheet Clea
Page 405 and 406: Remote dimmer, patching . . . . . .
Page 407: Fixture . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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