GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Running Cues
Renumbering changes the cue numbers so that they start at 1 and increase in increments of 1; that is
1, 2, 3… cue parts are also renumbered similarly. Decimal point cues are changed to whole number
cues but the order of cues remains the same. You can renumber the whole cue sheet or specify a start
cue for renumbering. Link properties in the cues are updated to reflect the new cue numbers.
{RENUM} renumbers all cues starting at cue 1.
{RENUM} {RENUM} All Modes
Renumbers all cues (two key presses).
[CUE] # {FROM} # {RENUM}{{RENUM} renumbers all cues starting with the cue specified, to new
numbers starting with the From number specified.
[CUE] [5] {FROM} [4] [0] {RENUM} {RENUM} All Modes
Renumbers all cues starting at cue 5. Cue 5 will now be numbered cue 40, and subsequent cues will
be numbered
accordingly.
Note: After renumbering cues, you can still insert cues as necessary using numbers after a decimal
point, e.g., 3.5.
Copying from a Cue
You can record submasters, cues, groups, and effect steps while you are in the Preview display. The
syntax is the same as for recording from the Live display. The highlight must be on the cue number
(the CUE field).
Using recording commands while you are in the Preview display copies the Preview display levels to
the target submaster, cue, group, or effect step. For example, if the current cue is 1, then [SUB] [2]
[RECORD] will copy the levels from cue 1 into submaster 2. This also lets you copy cues.For example,
[CUE] [2] [RECORD] copies the levels from cue 1 into cue 2.
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