GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Running Cues
[CUE] [1] [.] [2] [CUT] Direct 1 and 2 Digit
[GOTO] [1] [.] [2] [*] All Modes
[GOTO] [CUE] [1] [.] [2] [*] All Modes
Cuts to cue 1.2.
For GeniusPro, you can temporarily override the default Cut time when cutting to a cue by using the
same syntax as when recording the cue. This has no effect on the recorded cue. This is the same as
the equivalent [GO] command except that any delay times are ignored.
[CUE] [TIME] [2] [/] [3] [CUT] Direct 1 and 2 Digit (GeniusPro)
Cuts to current cue with up and down fade times of 2 and 3 seconds.
[GOTO] [CUE] # [PB] # [*] cuts to the specified cue and runs it on the specified playback.
[GOTO] [CUE] [5] [PB] [2] [*] Direct 1 and 2 Digit
Cuts to cue 5 on playback 2.
GeniusPro
Effects run by cues are stopped if you use [CUE] # [CUT] or [CUE] # [GO]. To go to a new cue
without stopping these effects, use [CUE] # [LOAD] [GO] for any fade, or [CUE] # [GO] if the cue is a
Move Fade.
Lightpalette
Effects run by cues are stopped if you use [GOTO] [CUE] # [*] or [CUE] # [GO]. To go to a new cue
without stopping these effects, use [LOAD] [CUE] # [*] [GO].
Using the Rate/Level Wheel to Change Fade Progress (500 Series Consoles)
Normally cue fades progress automatically. However, you can use the Rate Wheel to change the fade
progress of all currently running cues or parts on either X playback, or change the rate of a single
running cue or cue part.
On consoles with two wheels, the Rate Wheel is next to the X playbacks. Do not confuse it with the
Level Wheel. On consoles with only one wheel, the single wheel is the Level Wheel normally, and the
Rate Wheel while rate functions are active.
To put all fades on a playback under Rate Wheel control, press the {RATE} softkey above the
appropriate playback. The left LCD changes to {UNRATE}, {UPRATE} and {DOWNRATE}.
{UPRATE} and {DOWNRATE} are toggle keys, so that you can control the up fade rate, the down
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