High End Systems 2.0.0-EN Manuale Utente
•
Cue
1
Thru
10
Colour Unblock
,
Enter
: unblock only colour parameters in
cues 1 through 10 of the cuelist on the currently chosen master.
•
List
1
Cue
3
Group
10
Colour Unblock
,
Enter
: unblock only the colour
parameters of fixtures in Group 3, in cue 3 of cuelist 1.
To unblock complete cuelists:
•
List
1
Unblock
,
Enter
Or on a master:
•
Unblock Choose
Tip
Unblocking obeys the linked parameter preferences assigned in Setup
→
Preferences
→
Programming. For example, if position parameters are
not separated and Pan is blocking but Tilt is not, Pan will not be unblocked.
For more on linked functions, see Separating Parameters (p.147)
For more on linked functions, see Separating Parameters (p.147)
»
Important
Unblocking will remove parameter values from blocking cues, so any fu-
ture changes to subsequent cues will be tracked through the whole
cuelist.
ture changes to subsequent cues will be tracked through the whole
cuelist.
11.8
Mark Cues (Move in Black)
A Mark cue is a special designator for a cue that looks at the previous cue and any fixtures with
an intensity of zero after completion of the cue. If a fixture meets these requirements, the mark
cue allows the fixture(s) to ‘preset’ for the next cue by executing the crossfade for all parameters
except intensity. This allows the fixture(s) to ‘move in black’ as they change to their new para-
meter values. When the next cue is later executed, only the intensity parameter changes as all
other parameters will already be at their new values due to the mark. The timing used to mark a
cue is determined by the mark method you choose. See Fade Mark verses Time Marks (p.189)
for details on the different timing methods you can use when marking cues.
an intensity of zero after completion of the cue. If a fixture meets these requirements, the mark
cue allows the fixture(s) to ‘preset’ for the next cue by executing the crossfade for all parameters
except intensity. This allows the fixture(s) to ‘move in black’ as they change to their new para-
meter values. When the next cue is later executed, only the intensity parameter changes as all
other parameters will already be at their new values due to the mark. The timing used to mark a
cue is determined by the mark method you choose. See Fade Mark verses Time Marks (p.189)
for details on the different timing methods you can use when marking cues.
11.8.1
How to Mark to a Cue
There are several methods to assign a cue to mark:
•
Select the
Mark
cell of a cue, press
Set
, and then
Enter
. If you wish to "time
mark" the cue, then first input a time using the keypad and then
Enter
. To re-
move the mark from a cue select the
Mark
cell of the cue, press
Set
, hit
Backspace
, and then
Enter
.
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Section 11: Cues and Cuelists