GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual
Additional software features on version v2b6
- UPDATE now works with Effect Step levels. Optional leading
channel list is supported. By default effect update assumes
ChansIn. eg
[chan list] UPDATE FX 1.1 *
[chan list] UPDATE FX 1.1 THRU 1.78 *
[chan list] UPDATE FX 1 * Updates all steps of Fx 1
- Attribute Filter of Position now includes the Shape attributes. User
attribute filter replaced by Shape attribute filter.
[chan list] @ATT Shape . * sets all shape attributes of zero/off.
- Attribute Select syntax added to enable individual attributes to be
changed without affecting the 'current' selection.
ATTRIB_SELECT Att @ATT Level [*] (ATTRIB_SELECT = SHIFT
@ATT)
- Channel Step syntax added.
Chan THRU Chan [ODD | EVEN | STEP n | ON | OFF] @ Level [*]
GROUP n [ODD | EVEN | STEP n | ON | OFF] @ Level [*]
ODD/EVEN/STEP not available from keyboard so need to use key
remapping (220map.cfg) to assign the functions eg:
520_PK_5, CHANSTEP,
520_PK_6, ODD,
520_PK_7, EVEN,
- Thru off syntax added:
Chan THRU OFF Chan @ Level [*]
SHIFT ON is now OFF rather than FULL (use @ @ for FULL).
- Channel level range (fanning) syntax added:
[chan list] @RANGE Level THRU Level [*] (@RANGE = SHIFT @)
- SHIFT USER is macro 999.
Additional software features on version v2a6
- Preview: @ LIVE does not set used bit if value the same.
- Access Rights - can not run FXs if not allowed to do playback.
- PREVIEW XREF CUE 1 PREVIEW jumps to correct cue.
- Remap of last Sub Bump key no longer sticks on.
- UPDATE AMOD CUE a THRU b puts the 'new' light the correct
part.
- 'chan@level QONLY' in parts of cues >p1 sets the used bit
correctly in the next cue.
- If chan.1 unpatched - chan summary no longer shows all
attributes as unpatched.
- Option to allow record/update pre Inhibit subs & grand masters.
- Option to not have seperate Preview cue, on entry to preview use
'current' cue.
- Password number of Attributes increased on CI build of sw:
300 & non I consoles - as before:
(300 has 600 Int limit, non i has 1500 int limit)
Ints Atts
25 1
50..75 50
100 100
125 125
150..175 150
200..225 200
250..375 250
400..775 400
800..1500 500
i consoles:
(6000 Int limit)
Ints Atts
25..1000 25..1000 (Same number as Ints)
1025..3000 1050..5000 (1000 + (2 * (Ints - 1000)))
3025..6000 4075..2000 (Int + Att == 8000)
- Add new Shape generation attributes.
To reset the panel configuration after adding or removing fader
panels, proceed as follows:
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With all panels connected to the command module, press
{ADV SETUP} then {PANEL SETUP}.This will
cause each fader panel to display its fader number by
illuminating the number of LEDs in red on the left-hand side of
the top row of the fader panel according to its fader number (1
- 7). For instance, fader number 3 will illuminate three LEDs.
You can change the fader panel number by pressing one of
the first 7 bump keys on the on the top row of the fader panel.
For instance, to change a fader panel to Fader 3, press the
third bump key from the left on the top row
Once you have reset the panel configuration, yoy must press
{SAVE} to save the new panel configuration. After pressing
{SAVE} you will require to shutdown and restart the console.
If you have removed one or more fader panels, you most
clear the configuration by pressin {CLEAR}. This will
extinguish all the LEDs and reset all faders in the 220node.cfg
file to 00.
You can then set the panel fader numbers using the bump
keys as previously described.
Press {SAVE} and shutdown and restart the console..
To leave the 'Orders' Menu, press the {BACK} softkey.
Conventions Used in This Document
The following conventions are used throughout this document.
[CUE] The console keys. This example shows the key labelled CUE.
The display keys. These are above the right LCD on the
console and are shown in italics to distinguish them from other keys
with the same name. (The LCDs are the three small display areas
across the centre of the console.)
{BACK} The console soft keys; these are the row of 4 or 6 unmarked
keys whose function can change depending on what you are doing.
This example shows the soft key labelled BACK.
wheel Level Wheel movement.
trackball Trackball movement.
fader Fader movement.
Bump 1 A submaster bump button.
Direct Entry 1 Digit A channel level entry in Direct Entry 1 Digit
format.
Direct Entry 2 Digit A channel level entry in Direct Entry 2 Digit
format.
Command Line A channel level entry in Command Line format.
# Used in syntax or field descriptions as a place holder for a number.
The # symbol is never actually entered
Important Note:
Throughout this manual, references to trackball should be taken
as a generic term covering the series 500 trackball or
Intellimouse Trackball.
The Strand Logo key on 300 Series consoles is equivalent to the
[SHIFT] key on 500 Series consoles. References to the [SHIFT]
key in this manual apply equally to the Strand Logo key.
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