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(cuelist, scene, chase) is to open the options window for that master and modify
the playback and effect rate fields. Any modifications made to the playback
and effect rate fields in the options window are stored and persisted for that
cuelist/scene as the "base rate".
• Holding choose and adjusting the main encoder wheels: Press and hold the
Choose key for a master and use the parameter wheels to adjust the playback
and effects rates. Any modifications made to the playback and effect rates via
the encoder wheels are stored and will persist for that cuelist/scene as the "base
rate".
• Using the Rate Wheel: The wheel located on the left hand side of the console
is known as the rate wheel. The rate wheel allows users to make temporary
modifications to the base playback and effects rates for the chosen and selected
masters. To toggle the rate wheel mode (playback, effect, none) press the rate
key located below the rate wheel. The rate wheel's mode is displayed on the
main playback bar (base rate + rate wheel modification). Moving the rate wheel
in the upward direction will increase the selected rate while moving the wheel
in the downward direction will descrease the selected rate. To clear the rate
wheel's modifications for the active rate mode of the rate wheel press the restore
key located above the rate thruster. You can also clear rate wheel modifactions
by holding choose for a master and pressing the encoder wheel button for the
matching rate on the main endoder wheels. To permantently store the rate
wheel's modifications for a cuelist/scene master hold the pig key and press the
restore key. You can also permanantely add the rate wheel's modifications into
the base rate of a master by holding choose and turning the encoder wheel
matching the rate on the main encoder wheel. Any rate thruster modifications
that are not stored are be lost when the master is released.
• Assigning the fader of the master to "Scale Playback Rate" or "Scale Effect
Rate" in the cuelist/scene options window: Assigning the physical fader
control of a master to "Scale Playback Rate" or "Scale Effect Rate" allows users
to utilize the physical fader of the master to scale (multiply & divide) the base
playback rate (or base effect rate) of the master. The middle of the fader travel
always equals 1x scaling (no scaling applied) while moving the fader up or
down adjusts the associated rate by multiplying/dividing against the base play-
back/effect rate. The upper and lower boundary options of the scale options
determine how much scaling is applied as the fader is moved.
• Assigning the button controls of the master to "Scale Playback Rate" or
"Scale Effect Rate" in the cuelist/scene options window": Assigning any of
the physical button conrols of the master to "Scale Playback Rate" or "Scale
Effect Rate" allows users to scale (multiply & divide) the base playback rate
(or base effect rate) of the master with a single button press.
17.5.2 Adjusting the Effect Size of a Master
The effect size of a master (cuelist, scene, chase) can be adjusted several different ways:
• Changing the effect size field in the cuelist/scene options window: The
simplest way to adjust the effect size for a master (cuelist, scene, chase) is to
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Section 17: Playback
- Lighting Control System 1
- High End Systems2 2
- 3High End Systems 3
- High End Systems4 4
- Declaration of Conformity 5
- Table of Contents 7
- List of Figures 19
- Section 1: Getting Started 23
- High End Systems20 24
- 2.1 The Command Line 25
- 2.1.2 The Status Bar 26
- 2.2.1 Window Management 28
- Closing Windows 29
- Using Keys and Buttons 29
- Using the Mouse or Trackball 30
- Scrolling Window Contents 31
- Desktop Views 31
- Recording a Desktop View 31
- Naming a Desktop View 32
- Recalling a Desktop View 32
- Desktop View Options 32
- 2.3 Abstraction 33
- 2.3.1 Referring to Fixtures 34
- 2.3.2 Real World Units 34
- 2.3.3 Complex Parameters 34
- 2.4 Tracking 35
- 2.5 HTP and LTP 35
- 2.6 Colour Matching 36
- 2.7 Palettes and Directories 38
- (p.117) 39
- 2.8 Spreadsheets 43
- Sort again to the reverse 44
- 2.8.1 Compact Mode 45
- 2.8.2 Aggregation 46
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- 2.8.3 Cut, Copy and Paste 48
- 2.9 Editors 49
- The Jump Toolbar 50
- 2.10 Modifier Keys 51
- 2.11 Undo and Redo 51
- 2.12 The File Browser 52
- 2.12.2 Creating New Folders 53
- 2.12.3 Ejecting Disks 53
- 2.12.4 Burning files to CD 53
- High End Systems50 54
- 3.1 Setting Up the Console 55
- High End Systems54 58
- 3.1.8 Keyboard 59
- 3.1.9 Trackball 60
- Start window 61
- 3.2 DMX Processor 8000 Setup 63
- 3.2.6 Backlight Off Time 65
- 3.2.7 Watchdog 65
- 3.3 HogNet Network 68
- Enabling the DHCP Server 69
- Choosing BOOT Server ONLY 69
- Firewalls and Hog 4PC 70
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- 3.3.2 Port Number 72
- 3.3.10 Network File Sharing 81
- Accessing Network Drives 82
- Disconnecting Network Drives 82
- 3.4 Art-Net and E1.31(sACN) 83
- High End Systems82 86
- 3.5 Adding Playback Wings 87
- Display button 88
- 3.7 Adding DMX Widgets 90
- 87High End Systems 91
- Section 4: Shows 93
- 4.6 Managing Show Data 95
- 4.7 Startup Comment Macros 95
- 4.8 Backing Up Your Show 96
- 4.9 User Preferences 97
- Trackball Keys 98
- 4.10 Merging Shows 102
- 4.10.1 Merging Fixture Types 103
- 4.10.2 Merging Fixtures 104
- 4.10.3 Merging Programming 106
- 4.10.4 Dependencies 107
- 4.10.5 Merging Examples 107
- Fixtures 109
- 5.2 Patching Fixtures 110
- 5.2.6 Cloning Universes 116
- 5.2.7 Cloning DMX Processors 117
- 5.2.8 Unpatching Fixtures 118
- Unpatching by DMX Address 119
- 5.3 Replicating Fixtures 120
- 5.4 Changing the Fixture Type 120
- 5.7 Configuring Fixtures 123
- Modifying the User Number 124
- Patch Notes 125
- Proportional Patch 125
- 5.7.2 Parameter Configuration 126
- Assigning a Custom Default 128
- Assign a Parameter Offset 129
- Naming Slots 129
- Releasable Parameters 129
- Parameters 131
- 6.1.3 Select All 132
- 6.1.4 Inverting the Selection 132
- 6.1.5 Sub Selections 133
- 6.1.6 Deselecting Fixtures 133
- 6.2 Selection Order 134
- 6.3 Modifying Parameters 135
- With the i-Wheel; 136
- Remainder Dim 136
- 6.3.2 Position 137
- Direct Value Entry 138
- Snapping to a Single Value 139
- Jumping to Endstop Values 139
- Inverting Parameter Values 139
- 6.3.5 Working with Colour 140
- Figure 6.7. The Colour Wheel 141
- The Gel Picker 143
- 6.3.6 Fine Control 144
- 6.3.7 Touching Parameters 144
- Using Pig + Touch 145
- Using the Command Line 146
- Copy Options 147
- 6.4 Fanning 148
- 6.4.3 With the Command Line 149
- 6.4.4 Fanning Options 150
- 6.4.5 Multipart Fanning 151
- 6.4.6 Fanning with Groupings 151
- 6.5 Removing Values 152
- 6.6 Separating Parameters 153
- Section 7: Groups 155
- 7.4 Editing Group Contents 156
- 7.5 Deleting Groups 156
- 7.6 Copying and Moving Groups 157
- 7.7 Insert, Merge and Replace 158
- Section 8: Palettes 159
- 8.3 Editing Palette Contents 160
- 8.4 Deleting Palettes 162
- 8.6 Record Options 163
- All Types. Similarly 164
- Record Options Toolbar: 166
- Palette Directory window 166
- 8.6.4 Reference Palettes 168
- 8.6.5 Direct Palettes 168
- 8.7 Insert, Merge and Replace 169
- Section 9: Directory Windows 171
- 9.2 Color Coding 172
- 9.3 Button Sizes 173
- 9.4 Show Fewer Buttons 173
- 9.5 Show Auto Color Swatch 174
- 9.6 Spreadsheet View 175
- Section 10: Media Picker 177
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- Section 11: Cues and Cuelists 187
- 11.1.4 Numbering Cues 188
- 11.1.5 Naming Cues 188
- 11.2 Record Options 189
- 11.3 Deleting Cues 189
- 11.4 Copying and Moving Cues 190
- 11.4.2 Moving Cues 191
- 11.6 Editing Cue Contents 192
- 11.7 Working with Tracking 193
- 11.7.4 Blocking Cues 196
- 11.7.5 Unblocking 197
- 11.8.1 How to Mark to a Cue 198
- 11.9 Understanding Cuelists 201
- 11.10 Naming Cuelists 202
- 11.11 Deleting Cuelists 203
- 11.12.1 Copying Cuelists 204
- 11.12.2 Moving Cuelists 204
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- Section 12: Scenes 207
- 12.2 Deleting Scenes 208
- 12.5 Scene Timing 209
- 12.4 Editing Scene Contents 209
- Insert option is available 210
- High End Systems206 210
- Section 13: Timing 211
- 13.2 Fade, Delay, and Path 212
- 13.2.2 Delay Time 213
- 13.2.3 Paths 214
- 13.3.4 Fanned Timings 221
- 13.4 Cue Wait Timing 222
- 13.4.1 Learn Timing 223
- 13.4.2 Clock Triggers 224
- The Clock Toolbar 226
- 13.5 Loops and Links 227
- Exiting Loops 228
- 13.5.3 Tracking Through Loops 229
- Section 14: Effects 231
- Effect Rate 232
- Effect Size 233
- Effect Offset 233
- Effect Begin , End, Start 233
- Effect Length 234
- Direction 234
- 14.1.5 Tracking Table Effects 237
- 14.2 Effect Palettes 239
- Naming an Effect Palette 241
- 15.1 Kinds 243
- Manually Creating User Kinds 244
- Auto-generating User Kinds 244
- Deleting Users Kinds 244
- 15.2 Wheelsets 246
- 16.2.1 Suck 250
- 16.2.2 Using Live and Touch 251
- 16.3 Highlight and Lowlight 253
- 16.3.1 Customising Highlight 254
- 16.3.2 Lowlight 254
- 16.4 Auto Update 255
- 16.5 Editing Discreetly 256
- 16.6 Parking 257
- The Fixture Window 258
- The Output Window 258
- The Parked Output Window 259
- The Wheels Toolbar 259
- Section 17: Playback 261
- 17.1.2 Controlling Playback 262
- The Main Controls 263
- 17.1.3 Releasing Masters 265
- Auto Release 266
- Resetting Cuelists on Release 267
- Releasing on Another Go 267
- Cuelist Wrapping 270
- Cue Only 271
- Action of go when Looping 271
- Action of Halt when Halted 271
- High End Systems268 272
- 17.2 Virtual Master Playback 273
- 17.3.1 Using HTP and LTP 276
- The Assert Time 277
- Persist on Override 279
- 17.4 Understanding Feedback 280
- The Playback Bar 281
- 17.4.2 Cuelist Feedback 282
- 17.4.3 The Output Window 283
- 17.4.4 The Levels View Window 285
- 17.5 Advanced Playback 286
- 17.5.4 IPCB Faders 289
- Is a Chase: 290
- 17.5.6 Cuelists and Tracking 292
- 17.5.8 Playback Masking 293
- 17.6 Grand Master 294
- 17.7 Inhibitive Masters 295
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- High End Systems296 300
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- High End Systems298 302
- Section 18: Pages 303
- 18.3 Changing Page 304
- 18.4 Modifying Pages 307
- 18.5 Copying and Moving Pages 309
- 18.6 Deleting Pages 309
- 18.7 The Template Page 310
- 307High End Systems 311
- Section 19: Command Keys 313
- 19.4 Command Key Feedback 315
- Section 20: MIDI 317
- 20.2 MIDI Notes 319
- 321High End Systems 325
- 20.3 MIDI timecode 326
- 21.1 Introduction to OSC 331
- 21.2 Configuring OSC Input 331
- 21.3 Configuring OSC Output 332
- 21.4 OSC Mappings 333
- 21.4.2 OSC Midi Note Mappings 334
- 21.4.3 OSC Hardware Mappings 334
- 331High End Systems 335
- 21.4.4 OSC Status Mappings 336
- 22.1 LTC Input into Console 337
- 22.3 Viewing Incoming LTC 339
- 22.4 Triggering Cues from LTC 340
- 22.6 Simulating LTC 341
- High End Systems338 342
- Section 23: Macros 343
- High End Systems340 344
- 341High End Systems 345
- Enter to finish 346
- High End Systems350 354
- 24.4 DMX Test 356
- 353High End Systems 357
- Section 25: Reporting 359
- 26.1.2 Building the Fixture 364
- Type Information 365
- Function 366
- DMX Value 366
- Real World 366
- 26.2 Fixture Builder Tutorial 368
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- Intensity 372
- Pan and Tilt (16 bit) 373
- Cyan, Magenta, Yellow 374
- Gobo Wheel 375
- High End Systems372 376
- Set. Enter the DMX 378
- Set. A dialog 378
- Strobe/Control Channel 380
- Set. Choose 382
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- 385High End Systems 389
- Next to begin 391
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- 28.3 Connecting to WYSIWYG 396
- 28.3.2 Configuring WYSIWYG 397
- Properties. The Properties 398
- OK to close this window 398
- 28.4 Troubleshooting 400
- 29.1 Software Update 403
- 405High End Systems 409
- (model) 410
- High End Systems406 410
- Widget Upgrades 411
- 30.1 Software Installation 415
- Install to begin installing 417
- 30.3 Hardware Installation 419
- 30.3.3 USB Wings 420
- 30.4 Operation 421
- Right Click Menu 422
- 419High End Systems 423
- Section 31: Cheat Sheets 425
- High End Systems422 426
- 31.2 Magic Key Combinations 427
- High End Systems424 428
- 425High End Systems 429
- 31.3 Front Panel Diagrams 430
- 427High End Systems 431
- Section 32: Troubleshooting 433
- 32.6.5 About Beta Software 437
- Section 33: Service 439
- 33.4 Replacing the Trackball 442
- 34.1 Safety Warnings 443
- 34.5.1 Per Prevenire Incendi 446
- 34.7 安全に関する情報 447
- 35.1 Hog 4 Console 449
- 35.2 RackHog 4 Console 449
- 35.3 Full Boar 4 Console 450
- 35.4 Road Hog 4 Console 451
- 35.5 Hedge Hog 4 Console 451
- High End Systems448 452
- 35.7 Nano Hog 4 Console 453
- 35.8 DMX Processor 8000 453
- 35.9 Playback Wing 4 454
- 35.10 Master Wing 4 454
- 35.11 Hog 4PC 455
- Glossary 457
- 463High End Systems 467
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