Palette Programming Tips and Tricks #9 - Strand Lighting

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Additional Tips and Tricks Independent Timing allows the ultimate in flexibility for timing information on cues and the “range” functionality allows access to all of that flexibility and more. A few additional tips… • Independent Timing does not have to be assigned from the Times display. You can assign a level and a time in the same command. This will not only “sneak” the channel to the assigned level in the assigned time, but it will also remember and store that data if you update afterwards. CL: [1] [THRU] [10] [@] [5] [@] [8] [ENTER] • Ranges do not have to be assigned so that the lowest channel number has the lowest value, you could range values from 5 to 0 rather than from 0 to 5. This goes for both delay and fade so you CL: [1] [THRU] [10] [@] [0] [to] [5] [/] [5] [to] [0] [ENTER] could delay 5 to 0 and fade 0 to 5 if you wish. • Ranges will apply based on the fixture selection order so if you select 10 thru 1 rather than 1 to 10, the range data will apply to the fixtures in the reverse order. • This also means that you can assign ranges based on a less systemic order. If you select 1 then 3 then 5 then 2 then 4, any range data will apply in that selected order. • Fixtures that are already selected do not have to be reselected so your timing changes can start with the @ command rather than reentering the fixture numbers. Based on PaletteOS 10.8.4 10
Palette iRFU I want to replace the normal Real World Stories section with the exciting news of the Palette iRFU launch for your PaletteOS based console. From the developer of the most advanced openPalette web based remote mRFU, comes the iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch app that not only gives you remote control of fixtures, cues and looks (including all parameter control) but also the all important channel grid for both fixture and output data. More information about features, screenshots, support and introductory pricing can be found at… http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/palette-irfu/id489735816?ls=1&mt=8 The PaletteOS iRFU iPhone App Based on PaletteOS 10.8.4 11
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