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11. User Settings and other options  - Page 117

 

 

 

 

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The Pearl allows you to reconfigure how the front panel buttons work 

to suit your method of working. You can save your settings as a Key 

Profile. Different profiles can be selected for different users or to 

enhance the operation of the console for a particular use. 
The Pearl has standard Key Profiles for Run mode, Takeover Run 

mode and Program mode. These standard profiles cannot be edited, 

so you always know how they will behave. You can create your own 

editable profiles using one of the standard profiles as a starting point. 
The current settings of the playback 

buttons are shown on the playback 

area of the Touch Wing. 
 

To create or edit a profile, turn the key to System then select [Key 

Profiles]. You can then use the Manage Profiles menu to View, Edit, 

Add, Delete or Rename profiles.  
When Adding a new profile, you can select an existing profile to copy 

settings from. 
You can also edit Key Profiles 

from Program mode by holding 

Avo, then selecting [Edit Current 

Key Profile]. If the current key 

profile is one of the non-editable 

system ones, you are prompted 

to add a new profile or select an 

existing editable profile. 
The current settings for the 

[blue] and [grey] buttons are 

shown on the left side of the 

screen. 
The groups of keys you can set 

are as follows: 
Fixtures: the blue, grey or 

touch key can be allocated to 

Disabled, Select, Flash, Swop, 

Latch. The “Latch” function is 

equivalent to putting the fader 

to full for that fixture and touching again returns the fader to 0. 
Palettes: the palette (grey) key can be allocated to Disabled, Prefer 

Palette. You can select if the palette function takes precedence over 

the flash function (if a handle has both palette and flash functions) or 

vice versa. 
Groups: the group (grey) key can be allocated to Disabled, Prefer 

Group. You can select if the group function takes precedence over the 

flash function (if a handle has both group and flash functions) or vice 

versa. 
Cues: the blue or grey key can be allocated to Disabled, Flash, Swop, 

Latch, Preload.