GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Basic Recording
and without changing any other recorded levels.
Recording Text Labels
You can use the Record command to record levels and properties to a new or existing cue.
You can record more than one property at a time when recording cues, groups, effects, or
submasters. The order of the properties in the command does not matter, but you can use
each property only once per command.
The following records levels on the current display into a cue, group, or submaster
and assigns a text string (caption) to it. For effects, the levels are recorded into
the specified step, and the text is assigned to the effect as a whole. For
submasters the text applies to all pages.
To delete an assigned text string, omit the text.
[CUE] [1] [TEXT] [H] [E] [L] [L] [O] [RECORD] Direct 1 Digit and Direct 2 Digit
[RECORD] [CUE] [1] [TEXT] [H] [E] [L] [L] [O] [*] Command Line
Records levels and the text string “HELLO” into cue 1.
[SUB] [1] [TEXT] [RECORD] [RECORD] Direct 1 Digit and Direct 2 Digit
[RECORD] [SUB] [1] [TEXT] [*] [*] Command Line
Records levels into submaster 1 and deletes any assigned text string.
Recording Fade Times
The following records levels on the current display into the specified cue, effect step, or
submaster and assigns a fade time to the item. You cannot record fade times in groups.
For effects, the times you record are for the effect fade up and fade down times, not for step
times. For submasters, fade times are recorded into the current page.
If you only enter one number for time, it is used for both the up and down fade times. To enter
separate up and down fade times, use [/] to separate the two numbers. The first number
becomes the up fade time and the second number becomes the down fade time. To delete an
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