GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Recording Cues
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Recording a cue blind (in the Cue/Preview display) does not affect the console output.
The cue needs to be loaded and run for the new levels to appear on stage.
The default wait, fade and delay times are assigned to new cues unless you specify
values for them in the record command. The defaults for these values are given by the
Cue Fade, Cue Delay, and Cue Wait fields in the The Default Times Window of the User
Setup display.
Recording over an existing cue leaves these values alone unless you explicitly change
them.
Recording a new cue sets it with no links, loops, macro, or effect. Recording over an
existing cue leaves these values alone unless you explicitly change them.
The last recorded cue appears at the bottom of the X Playback window if the Show Last
Recorded Cue field in the User Setup display is ON.
You can record just the intensities or just the attributes to a cue by adding {INTS ONLY}
or {ATTS ONLY} to the command line before [RECORD], e.g.,
[CUE] [1] [0] {INTS ONLY} [RECORD] - Direct Digit
[RECORD] [CUE] [1] [0] {ATTS ONLY} [*] - Command Line
Note: For 520 and 300 Series Consoles, you must include the {REC MODE] key in the
command in order to display the {INTS ONLY} and {ATTS ONLY} softkeys, e.g.,
[CUE] [1] [0] [REC MODE] {INTS ONLY} [RECORD] - Direct Digit
[RECORD] [CUE] [1] [0] [REC MODE] {ATTS ONLY} [*] - Command Line
Recording Cue Properties
Cues have the following properties that can be specified when recording, or edited later:
❍ Fade Time
❍ Delay Time
❍ Wait Time
❍ Assigning Fade Profiles
❍ Assigning Fade Times to Attributes
❍ Asigning Fade Profiles to Attributes
❍ Assigning an Effect
❍ Assigning a Macro
❍ Links, Subroutines and Loops
❍ Fade Types (Cue Types)
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