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2.
Click on an existing User Kind in the Kinds Directory, press
Move
and then
click on any empty cell in the Kinds Directory window.
15.2
Wheelsets
Wheelsets are the building blocks of both fixed kinds and user kinds. They specify how fixture
funtions assigned within a kind are displayed on the console's main encoder wheels when a fixture
selection is made.
funtions assigned within a kind are displayed on the console's main encoder wheels when a fixture
selection is made.
Note: The center wheel located below the center touchscreen on the Hog 4 console's front panel
is configured separately from the wheelsets established in the fixed or user kinds. For more in-
formation on the center wheel's function assignments: Center Wheel Preferences (p.94)
is configured separately from the wheelsets established in the fixed or user kinds. For more in-
formation on the center wheel's function assignments: Center Wheel Preferences (p.94)
Every effort has been made by the developers of the Hog 4OS to provide you with a logical
wheelset arrangement by default but sometimes a re-arrangement of the functions within a
wheelset or a re-arrangement of the wheelsets themselves is neccessary. This section is intended
to increase your understanding of how to manage the wheelsets in your show.
wheelset arrangement by default but sometimes a re-arrangement of the functions within a
wheelset or a re-arrangement of the wheelsets themselves is neccessary. This section is intended
to increase your understanding of how to manage the wheelsets in your show.
To access the wheelset for any particular fixed or user kind:
1.
Open
+
Kinds
opens the Kinds Directory Window.
2.
Hold
Open
and click on any existing kind in the Kinds Directory
Within each kind editor are two main sections. On the left is a list of functions. On the right is
a graphical interface showing sets of encoder wheels arranged in groups of five. Each one of
these groups of encoder wheels is called a wheelset.
a graphical interface showing sets of encoder wheels arranged in groups of five. Each one of
these groups of encoder wheels is called a wheelset.
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Section 15: Kinds and Wheelsets