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Assigning a profile to a dimmer<br />

You may assign one of the 32 alternative profiles to a dimmer. If you<br />

assign none, the console sets the dimmer to default profile 0, the<br />

uneditable linear profile. Following is the procedure for assigning a profile<br />

to a dimmer. 20<br />

Keystrokes:<br />

1. Press [Patch]. a<br />

2. Enter the number of the<br />

dimmer to assign on the<br />

keypad.<br />

3. Press [S7], More<br />

Softkeys, [S6], Profile.<br />

4. Enter the number of the<br />

desired profile.<br />

5. Press [Enter].<br />

Profiles display<br />

Action:<br />

a. Press [Dim] if the dimmer LED is not lit.<br />

Prompt reads:<br />

Select dimmer numbers, then press<br />

[Enter] to assign to a channel, or<br />

press [At] to assign a proportion, or<br />

press Profile to assign a profile<br />

Prompt reads:<br />

Select dimmer profile number<br />

Press [Setup] [1][0], Profiles, [Enter] to go to the Profiles display.<br />

The Profiles display contains a bar chart, with the total time for completion<br />

of the fade broken down into 40 equally spaced bars. The height of each<br />

bar represents the percentage of the full fade level defined as intensity.<br />

Twenty of these bars are editable for intensity and are called fade points.<br />

In between the 20 editable fade points are the remaining 20 bars, and<br />

these indicate the calculated intensity levels between fade points.<br />

20.<br />

See Proportional patching, page 42, if you want to use this procedure<br />

to assign a proportional level to the dimmer.<br />

46 Chapter 4 Patching channels

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