GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

Glossary of Terms
Auto Channel Paging
Auto Go
Auto Hold Mode
When set to on, setting a channel level automatically pages the display to show
the channel, or in the case of the Patch display in output order, to show the output
Automatically starts the next cue on completion of the current cue. See also wait
time.
Setup option. When on channels cannot be “stolen” from the Channel Control by
cues, subs, and effects.
Auto Move While Dark
Blackout
Blackout Cue
Blind Recording
Block Cue (BL)
Bump button
Show Setup option. When on, scrollers and other moving fixtures move to new
positions at the end of a cue while the fixtures are dark.
A lighting state where all intensity channel levels are off. Attributes are not
affected. You can create a blackout by running cue 0 (a permanent blackout cue),
by setting the grand master fader to zero, by pressing [STOP] (having set it to
'Blackout' in the User Setup Screen), by pressing [REM DIM] twice with no
channels selected, or by pressing [*] [@] [*] or [1] [THRU] [LAST] [@] [0]
while in the Live display.
The first cue in the cue sheet is called the blackout cue and is numbered cue 0.
This is an All Fade cue with all intensity levels and times of 0; it does not affect
attributes. It cannot be modified or deleted.
The process of recording submasters, cues, effects, or groups without the results
showing on stage. See also preview and live
A cue into which channels do not track. In a tracking system, this ensures that all
channels are forced to known levels when this cue is run, regardless of any
changes made in cues before it. Channels set in a block cue track to later cues.
See also soft block and hard block.
A button associated with each submaster fader which flashes the submaster to a
preset level. See also flash and solo. Also a soft key available when the Live
screen is displayed which flashes the currently selected channels. The {BUMP
SUB} softkey on the 510i LCD display bumps the currently selected submaster
Bump mode
Circuit
The current operational mode of the bump buttons, set using [BUMP MODE]
and the bump mode buttons that appear in the centre LCD (consoles with 3 LCD
displays) or right LCD (consoles with 2 LCD displays).
Wiring for powering a lighting fixture from a dimmer
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