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LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE INSTALLATION & SETUP GUIDE<br />

6. Playback Controls Layout<br />

22 DESK LAYOUT<br />

REL-PB SELECT STEP<br />

<strong>Palette</strong> <strong>VL</strong><br />

The playback section of the desk provides controls for executing active cues and fading between two pre-stored<br />

scenes. These faders consist of A/B and C/D, automatic timed sliders.<br />

Playbacks<br />

• [SELECT] - Selects cue list to display and default record location. Solid amber LED indicates there is a cue list on<br />

this playback. Flashing amber LED means this cue list is selected.<br />

• [STOP/BACK] - Halts active cue (if running) or steps back to previous cue (if stopped).<br />

• [GO] - Activates next cue (following the active Cue) on the Cue List. Green LED will be solid when a cue list is<br />

active and no cues are running. The Green LED will flash when cues are running. Both the Red and Green LEDs<br />

will flash when the cue list is releasing.<br />

• [REL-PB] - Releases currently selected playback or cue list.<br />

• [STEP Up] [STEP Dn] - Steps forward or backward through a selected cue list.<br />

• Playback Faders - Controls Fade times (in/out), cross faders, intensity masters, scene masters or Look page master.<br />

The playback faders can be setup to control different things as determined by the PALETTE <strong>VL</strong> software. See<br />

"A/B C/D" on page 51 for more details or refer to "Hardware Setup" in the PALETTE <strong>VL</strong> Software Help Menu.<br />

7. Level Wheel<br />

GO<br />

STEP<br />

STEP/<br />

BACK<br />

The console features a level wheel which provides navigation of the PALETTE <strong>VL</strong> software and control<br />

of channel attributes. The wheel is context sensitive to allow appropriate control of attributes such as one<br />

percent, one DMX512 step, one gobo, one second of time, etc. By default, it controls the intensity level of<br />

the selected channels. If you press and hold any of S1 through S4 when a moving light is selected, you can<br />

also control attributes. If you select edit on any blue box, the level wheel will change that value in<br />

consistent increments (e.g. if you are editing cue time, it will increase or decrease the time in seconds).<br />

Holding [SHIFT] while engaging the wheel will place the wheel in Fine Mode.

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