GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual
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Additional software features on version v2.6d
- MIDI fully working on all console types & via SN100/102 nodes.
- PRESET Channel Display format shows preset group names
correctly.
- SHIFT key can be remapped via 220map.cfg.
- Remote login of 300 desk does not steal submasters away from
Main.
- Remote logged in desks use correct Russian font when Russian
selected as the language in setup.
- Remote desk status window shows both Remote & Main console
names.
Additional software features on version v2.6c
- Archive load of cue retains redundant used bit information.
- Full tracking backup the the mouse is now supported.
Additional software features on version v2.6b
- Cue range update can now Track changes within the range, with
the next cue after the range changed Cue Only.
Tracking set ON: UPDATE CUE a THRU c CUE ONLY *
Tracking set THIS CUE ONLY: UPDATE CUE a THRU c TRACK *
- UNBLOCK now works correctly for multipart cues & when in cue
only mode.
- Shape generation now smoothly fades when using 16bit Pan/Tilt
attributes.
- chan @ + lev *, chan @ - lev *, chan REMDIM only marks channel
as used if level has changed.
- chan @ . sets PanSpeed & TiltSpeed to stop (50%) when on the
Live display.
- chan @ GROUP/CUE * now command line fills group/cue
number.
- CUE q TIME up/dn * now sets attribute time to up time.
- Login of new user on Main uses new user Access Rights settings.
- Effect playback window screen refresh tidy up.
- PS/2 mouse now works on Login display.
- NEXT/LAST & X playback Up/Down keys scroll Cue Sheet mode
X playback display.
- Channel control of 16bit attributes always now give full range of
control.
Additional software features on version v2.6a
- Problems archive loading of setup from shows pre v2.6 fixed.
Additional software features on version v2.6
- Shape generation attributes now:
.91=PProfile, .92=TProfile, .93=PSize, .94=TSize,
.95=PSpeed, .96=TSpeed, .97=PPhase, .98=TPhase, .99=PTRotate
- Update of single Part Cue leaves other parts untouched.
Additional software features on version v2c6
- SMPTE RESET TIME sets internal clock to current time, SHIFT
RESET TIME sets to 0 as before. Use key remapping to get
RESET TIME key without the shift.
- v2a6 220HTPRECORD & 220PREVIEWLIVE replaced by User
Setup options "GM Affects Record" & "Preview Follows Live".
- Inhib subs @ 0 set correctly at startup.
- chan @ATT Filter ggg NEXT/LAST
- CI build now supports up to 256Mb of RAM.
- CUE n [THRU m] UNBLOCK * (UNBLOCK is SHIFT
SOFTBLOCK)
- Special Shape groups are autocreated.
up on the centre LCD on other consoles for [BUMP MODE], [FX
TIME] etc. use the right LCD on 520 series consoles.
[CUE], [GROUP] and [SUB] no longer pop up {INTS ONLY} and
{ATTS ONLY} soft keys on 520 series consoles. To access these
keys, press the [REC MODE] key when required during [CUE],
[GROUP] and [SUB] commands.
300 Series Differences
A special version of the GeniusPro/Lightpalette operating software
and the application software packages has been developed to run on
300 series consoles. While all of the functionality available on the
500 series consoles is also available on 300 series consoles, a
number of keys on the 500 series consoles are omitted from the 300
series consoles. Specifically the [REC TIME] [SUB PAGE] [BUMP
MODE] [FX SEL], [FX DIR], [FX TIME] and [FX LOAD] keys are not
available on the 300 series consoles. The 300 series consoles have
an intellimouse in place of the trackball and rotaries and have only
one LCD display.
It should be emphasised, unless specifically stated otherwise, that all
software functions described in this manual are available within all
consoles. Where keys are omitted, there are other methods of
achieving the same result, e.g., Edit Mode, by using an ASCII
Keyboard and PC Emulation Template, by creating a macro to
simulate the key function, or by key remapping.
Note: The Strand logo key on 300 Series Consoles is equivalent to
the [SHIFT] key on 500 Series consoles.
Differences in operation between 500 and 300 series consoles are
explained at the appropriate points in this manual
The functions performed by the trackball on a 500 series console can
be performed on a 300 series console using the Microsoft
Intellimouse Trackball connected to the PS2 or COM ports on the
command module/processor unit. When a mouse, or trackball is not
available, the functions can be performed using the navigation keys
on a standard ASCII keyboard connected to the keyboard connection
on the processor unit, or to the PS2 port on the back of the
command module.
For details on how to control moving lights using a Microsoft
Intellimouse Trackball, refer to Mouse Control of Features
Panel Configuration (300 Series Consoles)
When you purchase a 300 Series console, the configuration of the
fader modules supplied is set at the factory. The maximum number
of fader panels is 7, so if you have 5 fader panels and a command
module in your system. the fader panels are numbered in the
220node.cfg file as fdr1 to fdr 5.
If you purchase additional fader panels and connect them to the
system, or you remove one or more fader panels, you must reset the
panel configuration.
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