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HUD windows and attribute displays.
Firing a cue does not place the values from the cue in the

programmer (although the Include function lets you do this, see

section 6.3.2 on page 69).

6.1.2

Creating a cue

1> Press Clear to clear the programmer. This ensures that you are

starting with a clean slate.

2> Set up the look using the fixtures. You can save shapes in a

cue. Remember that only the fixtures you have selected will be

saved in the cue.

3> Press the blue Memory/Cue button.
4> Press the Swop button of an empty Playback to record the cue.

(Select a new roller page first if you want to use a different

page). You can also record a cue onto a Preset fader by

pressing its Swop/Select button, or into a touch button in the

Playbacks window.

5> Press Clear to clear the programmer. Repeat from 2 to program

more cues.

Other useful things to know about recording cues:

•

[Record Mode] lets you select Record By Fixture (all attributes

of any modified fixture are saved), Record By Channel (only

modified attributes are saved) or Record Stage (all fixtures with

a non-zero dimmer channel are saved). Record By Channel is

useful if you want to layer multiple cues to create an effect.

•

If you are recording a lot of cues, you can press the ML Menu

button to keep the Record Cue menu active. Press Exit to leave

Record Cue mode.

•

The roller has a segment above each playback fader to allow

you to write on

the name of the

cue using the

low-tech but

reliable method

of marker pen

(use a strip of

tape on the

roller surface).

You can then see at a glance what’s in each cue.

•

The Heads Up Display shows a legend for each playback fader.

You can change this to help you remember what’s in it. Press

[Set Legend], then the playback Swop button (or the preset

Select button), then enter a legend on the keyboard. Press

Enter to store it.

•

The Touch Wing also shows the legends and information for the

playbacks at the bottom of the screen. The playbacks are

shown in two rows with the left hand roller on top and the right