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Channel levels, attributes and Dimmers QR [SHIFT] [HOLD] [HOLD] [SHIFT] [HOLD] [HOLD] (No channels selected) Un-holds all held channels Fading in Intensity Channels in Time The following Direct Action syntax examples are normally used with <strong>GeniusPro</strong>. Direct Action Single Digit Direct Action Double Digit Action [1] [THRU] [3] [TIME] [5] [@] [5] [3] [TIME] [@] [5] [1] [THRU] [3] [TIME] [5] [@] [5] [0] [3] [TIME] [@] [5] [0] Set channels 1 to 3 inclusive from current level to 50% over a period of 5 seconds. Sets channels 3 from current level to 50% over a period determined by the setting of the Undo Time Controlling Attributes (Direct Action Mode) The following Direct Action syntax examples are normally used with <strong>GeniusPro</strong>. Direct Action Single Digit Direct Action Double Digit [2] [6] [@ATT] [7] [2] [6] [@ATT] [0] [7] [2] [6] [@ATT] [+] [2] [2] [6] [@ATT] [+] [0] [2] [2] [6] [@ATT] [-] [3] [2] [6] [@ATT] [-] [0] [3] Action AttChan 26 to frame 7 (Double digit frames not accessible, when in single digit mode except as maximum frame AttChan 26 moved on by 2 frames AttChan 26 moved back by 3 frames file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/page56.htm (5 of 10)11/2/2004 3:03:30 AM
Channel levels, attributes and Dimmers QR [2] [6] [@ATT] [SHIFT] [ON] [2] [6] [@ATT] [SHIFT] [ON] AttChan 26 to maximum frame [2] [6] [@ATT] [.] [2] [6] [@ATT] [.] AttChan 26 off at zero [2] [6] [@ATT] [NEXT] [2] [6] [@ATT] [NEXT] AttChan 26 to next frame [2] [6] [@ATT] [LAST] [2] [6] [@ATT] [LAST] AttChan 26 to previous frame [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [*] [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [*] AttChans in cue 1 off at zero [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [2] [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [0] [2] AttChans used in cue 1 to frame 2 [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [+] [2] [CUE] [1] [@] {ATTS ONLY} {FULL} [CUE] [1] [@ATT] [+] [0] [2] [CUE] [1] [@] {ATTS ONLY} {FULL} AttChans used in cue 1 to recorded frames plus 2 AttChans from cue 1 at recorded levels [1] [@ATT] [Q ONLY/TRACK] [2] [1] [@ATT] [Q ONLY/TRACK] [0] [2] AttChan 1 to frame 2, for this cue only (only valid at cue sheet in track mode). Q ONLY/TRACK is valid in any @ATT command. [1] [@ATT] {COL} [2] [1] [@ATT] {COL} [2] [1] [@ATT] {POSIT} [5] [1] [@ATT] {POSIT} [5] [1] [@ATT] {IRIS} [3] [1] [@ATT] {IRIS} [3] [1] [@ATT] {FOCUS} [4] [1] [@ATT] {FOCUS} [4] [1] [@ATT] {PRISM} [3] [1] [@ATT] {PRISM} [3] Chan 1 colour to colour defined in preset group 2 ** Chan 1 pan and tilt to position defined in preset group 5 ** Chan 1 to iris as defined in preset group 3 ** Chan 1 to focus as defined in preset group 4 ** Chan 1 to prism as defined in preset group 3 ** file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/page56.htm (6 of 10)11/2/2004 3:03:30 AM
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Front - Always display the channel
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Front - Consoles that have no Grand
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Front Additional software features
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Front - PS/2 mouse support added fo
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Front - On output when updating (wi
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Front Brain slot 2 is labelled U44.
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510i Show Controller The 510 i and
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510i Show Controller Macro Display
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510i Show Controller until the requ
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510i Show Controller {+SS} Add one
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510i Show Controller {SHUTDOWN} Dis
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CommuniquePro2 CommuniquéPro (Cont
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CommuniquePro2 Note: You can test t
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CommuniquePro2 0xF8 (MIDI key type
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CommuniquePro2 The following softke
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CommuniquePro2 [CLR] Cancels time e
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CommuniquePro2 enabled in Show Setu
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CommuniquePro2 disabled, the prior
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CommuniquéPro To set up External S
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CommuniquéPro 1. Use the trackball
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CommuniquéPro Tel: 818/598-0088 Fa
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CommuniquéPro channels. The Notes
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CommuniquéPro Bn 11 27 31 xx Reser
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CommuniquéPro 71 AB_MAN_TIME 72 RA
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CommuniquéPro 7F BLOCK KS-Key/KS-K
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CommuniquéPro 07 DELETE_SHOW 08 PR
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CommuniquéPro 15 PAUSE 16 EXIT_RES
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CommuniquéPro Pressure/Pitch Bend:
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CommuniquéPro CommuniquéPro also
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Console Connectors www ● Sbus 1-4
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Console Connectors Pin 4 Remote inp
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Console Connectors Pin 3 Analog Blu
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Console Connectors Sub 25-36 macros
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Console Connectors Pin 1 Carrier De
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Console Connectors Pin 7 GND Pin 8
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Console Connectors Pin 5 Signal Gro
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Console Setup The Console Setup Scr
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Console Setup information refer to
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Console Setup For information on th
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Console Setup applied to compensate
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Networker Software the RJ-45 port (
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Networker Software # # Configures t
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Networker Software DMX PRIORITY ON
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Networker Software console_addr IP
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Networker Software Preserving Confi
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Networker Software Tracking Backup
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Networker Software on_line = 1 back
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Networker Software Sync Connect To
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Networker Software state being tran
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Networker Software Ensure that the
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Networker Software Supermasters sha
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Show Setup Screen Show Setup Screen
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Show Setup Screen recorded and run.
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Show Setup Screen Power Up Macro Se
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Show Setup Screen The Patch Window
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Show Setup Screen time, and stop da
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Recording Cues Recording Cues see a
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Recording Cues ● ● ● ● ●
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Recording Cues you the chance to ca
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Recording Cues down delay time is s
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Recording Cues cue [PROFILE] # [*]
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Recording Cues Deletes the fade pro
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Recording Cues loops, and subroutin
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Recording Cues 7, 8, 9, 6, 7, 8, 9,
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Recording Cues Move Fades (MF): - G
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Recording Cues [CUE] [2] [6] [*] [*
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Recording Cues Creates a new cue nu
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Running Cues Running Cues see also:
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Running Cues The Blackout Cue The f
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Running Cues Profile F # Start the
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Running Cues If there are any stopp
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Running Cues Changing Cue Direction
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Running Cues fade rate, or both. Wh
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Running Cues Note: The [UPDATE] com
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Running Cues thereby disrupting the
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Running Cues To go directly to a cu
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Running Cues Cue Preview Screen - S
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Running Cues Cue XRef Screen - Ligh
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Running Cues Creating a New Cue To
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Running Cues Renumbering changes th
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X Playbacks In multi-part cues, onl
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X Playbacks This window is mainly u
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X Playbacks The playbacks can be us
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User Setup User Setup Screen This d
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User Setup [1][@][4][.][5] sets cha
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User Setup ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
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User Setup GEMINI: Row order, 10 ch
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User Setup LP+ : Row order, 20 chan
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User Setup GENIUS+ (GeniusPro Defau
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User Setup PRESET: Shows the name o
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User Setup Channel Formatting Contr
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User Setup complete is shown to the
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User Setup Undo Time The time for a
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User Setup Mouse If a mouse is inst
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User Setup Screen Locking the Conso
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Groups ❍ Group 998.3 - *Partition
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Groups Recording Group Levels [GROU
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Groups Updates levels that have bee
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Groups Group Screen - GeniusPro fil
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Groups [UNDO] to cancel the command
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Working with Channel Levels Working
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Working with Channel Levels The lay
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Working with Channel Levels ● cya
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Working with Channel Levels ● ●
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Working with Channel Levels Setting
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Working with Channel Levels chans [
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Working with Channel Levels file://
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Working with Channel Levels (Cont)
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Tracker Software Tracker Software T
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Tracker Software Places channel 1 a
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Tracker Software ● ● ● ●
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Tracker Software The Rotary Control
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Tracker Software Copying Channel At
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Tracker Software The Copy Patch Men
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Tracker Software [1] {MOVE PATCH} [
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Tracker Software For an attribute t
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Product Specification Product Speci
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Product Specification ● Cue P/Bac
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Product Specification ● Cues = 60
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Product Specification ● Attribute
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Product Specification *** The maxim
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Basic Recording Basic Recording Cue
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Basic Recording Note: When recordin
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Basic Recording Note: The [REC TIME
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Basic Recording You can record subm
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Submasters numbering of the fader p
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Submasters ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
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Submasters ● Text These propertie
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Submasters [SUB] [1] [FX] [2] [*] (
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Submasters the bump button is press
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Submasters Updating Submasters from
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Submasters The Submasters window in
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General Introduction Introduction T
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General Introduction Console Differ
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General Introduction 520 Series Dif
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General Introduction Conventions Us
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Loading Software Loading Software Y
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Loading Software See also Installin
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Additional Information FIXTURE.BAK
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Additional Information DOS Environm
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Additional Information Russia: c:\d
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PC Software Offline Editor & PC Sof
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PC Software standard PC network. Th
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PC Software B Backup PC O Offline E
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PC Software 5 500 Series B Backup P
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Showport File Conversion cd c:\show
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Showport File Conversion ● ●
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Shownet Configuration Software 1. I
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Shownet Configuration Software Cut
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Server Software O Offline Editor F
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Server Software User Setup changes
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Macros Pre-Assigned Macros There ar
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Macros Deleting a Macro Macros can
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Macros You can view and edit macros
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Macros This adds the keystrokes int
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Macros file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG/p
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R120 Handheld Remote ❍ Operating
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R120 Handheld Remote [9][THRU][1][2
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R130 Handheld Remote R130 Handheld
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Designer Remote Designer's Remote T
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Designer Remote Updates channel 1 a
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Archive Screen Whole Show: This inc
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Archive Screen 8. Press {LOAD BACKU
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Archive Screen 2. Switch to the dri
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Report Displays Report Displays Ent
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Report Displays Last Move The last
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Report Displays (c) Blank Parts Rec
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Report Displays Output Shows the sp
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Report Displays This screen is disp
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Report Displays The Access Rights S
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Report Displays Note: If you have a
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Console Reporter Console Reporter C
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Console Reporter line. (Refer to Di
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Direct Output Control Direct Output
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Common Features Common Features The
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Common Features Live Screen Format
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Common Features Effects / Channel L
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Common Features [DISABLE] keylock s
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Profiles Profiles Profiles let you
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Patches ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
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Effects [FX] # [.] # selects the sp
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Effects When the effect is run or s
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Automod [8] {A-MOD FROM} [3] [@] [8
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Key, Wheel VDU Remapping Remapping
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Key, Wheel VDU Remapping Notes 1. O
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Key, Wheel VDU Remapping Function K
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Key, Wheel VDU Remapping The follow
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Key, Wheel VDU Remapping Top of Pag
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Contents ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ SN
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Table Of Contents Common Features
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Table Of Contents ● ● ● ●
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Table Of Contents ❍ ❍ ■ Conso
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Table Of Contents ● Viewing and E
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Table Of Contents ❍ ■ Installin
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Table Of Contents ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
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Table Of Contents Server Software
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Table Of Contents ● Showport File
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Notes changes made when you install
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SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes SN100
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SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes SN102
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SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes Servi
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SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes 5 GND
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SN100 and SN102 Network Nodes 14 12
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Ethernet Overview Thick Net This us
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Ethernet Overview A typical configu
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Ethernet Overview ❍ ❍ ❍ Ether
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Ethernet Overview Ethernet Card Ins
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Tutorial The More Key The [MORE] ke
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SN103 and SN104 Network Nodes I/F N
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Index Index A B C D E F G H I J K L
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Index Channel Check Channel Control
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Index Cue Sheet Macros (Show Setup
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Index Effect Fade Times Effect Leve
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Index The Internal Diagnostic Scree
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Index Network Video (Networker) Net
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Index Recording Effect Properties R
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Index Setting Up an External Submas
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Index Tracking Backup Status (Netwo
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Page 599 and 600: QR Index ● ● ● ● ● ● Ch
Page 601 and 602: QR Index Profiles ● ● ● Recor
Page 603 and 604: QR Index SMPTE Time Code Events ●
Page 605 and 606: Common Commands QR Effect and Funct
Page 607 and 608: Common Commands QR Playback Control
Page 609 and 610: Common Commands QR IntChan AttChan
Page 611 and 612: Common Commands QR [FX] [SHIFT NEXT
Page 613 and 614: Common Commands QR Selects attribut
Page 615 and 616: Common Commands QR Channel Summary
Page 617 and 618: Common Commands QR {FORWARD} {LINKS
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Page 621 and 622: Common Commands QR - - - {LOAD BACK
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Page 633 and 634: Patching QR {SET} {COPY/SWAP}[1] {C
Page 635 and 636: Patching QR Key Sequence Action {C
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Page 655 and 656: Cues & X Playbacks QR [1] [+] [2] [
Page 657 and 658: Cues & X Playbacks QR [RECORD] [CUE
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Profiles + Macros QR {DELETE POINT}
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Profiles + Macros QR [MACRO] [MACRO
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Submasters (Command Line Mode) [REC
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Submasters (Command Line Mode) [*]
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Submasters (Command Line Mode) [UPD
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Submasters DE Mode QR Submasters (D
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Submasters DE Mode QR Only edited a
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Submasters DE Mode QR [SUB] [1] {SU
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Submasters DE Mode QR [SUB] [7] [*]
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510i QR 510i and 310 Show Controlle
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510i QR [SELECT] [SHIFT] {LAST 4} [
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510i QR {CONTR DOWN} {CONTR UP} {BA
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Setup QR CC Auto Hold Mode On Off O
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Setup QR X Playback Colours X Playb
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Setup QR High 20 x 20 grid - A4 20
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Setup QR Auto Preheat Off, On Autom
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Setup QR On Mode = Sub bumped to ve
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Setup QR Trig Macro 1..1999 Number
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Setup QR Off No Handheld Handheld R
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Setup QR file:///C|/LIGHTP/HELP.ENG
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Glossary of Terms Auto Channel Pagi
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Glossary of Terms Console Reporter
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Glossary of Terms Direct 2 Digit A
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Glossary of Terms Flash Softkey Fla
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Glossary of Terms Multiplex Non-dim
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Glossary of Terms Sub Submaster Sup
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