GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Running Cues
When in one of the two Cue Preview screens (Cue Sheet or X Ref) you can update cues according to
the levels in the Live Screen (on stage) using the syntax chans [@] [LIVE]. This syntax will set the
selected channel levels into currently highlighted cue in the Preview Screen, including channels not
already in the cue. Alternatively, you can update only the channels in the cue using the syntax cue [@]
[LIVE].
[1] [THRU] [5] [@] [LIVE] Direct Action Modes
[1] [THRU] [5] [@] [LIVE] [*] Command Line Mode
Sets the levels of channels 1 to 5 in the currently selected cue to the levels in the Live Screen (levels
on stage). If any of the channels are not already in the cue, they are added to the cue.
[CUE] [1] [@] [LIVE] Direct Action modes
[CUE] [1] [@] [LIVE] [*] Command Line Mode
Selects the channels in cue 1 and sets them according to the levels in the Live Screen (on stage)
Changing Cues Temporarily
You can change levels and properties for the next cue temporarily by using the Playback display.
These changes are not recorded in the cue, so the next time you run it the recorded properties and
levels will be used. This does not modify the current cue (the cue with > next to it). It modifies the cue
currently loaded and ready for playback when you press [GO].
[PB] # [*] opens the Playback display for the specified playback so that you can modify the next
cue. Press [LIVE] to return to the Live display.
[PB] [1] [*]
Opens the Playback display for X Playback 1. You can now change properties or levels for the
next cue that will be run on the playback. Changes you make in this display are temporary, and
are not recorded into the cue.
Fading Cues with the Level Wheel
You can use the Level Wheel to fade individual cues in and out without putting them on an X playback
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