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17.6
Grand Master
The Grand Master inhibits the intensities of all fixtures on the console, including those within
the Programmer. Parked intensities are NOT effected by the Grand Master level.
the Programmer. Parked intensities are NOT effected by the Grand Master level.
17.6.1
GM Key
Since the Nano Hog 4 and Road Hog 4 consoles do not have a dedicated Grand Master fader it
is possible that you can write a cuelist over the grandmaster portion of the playback bar. When
you do this fader 1 and it's corresponding flash key will no longer act as a control for the Grand
Master but rather as a control for the assigned cuelist on that master. However, you can still access
the Grandmaster by holding down the
is possible that you can write a cuelist over the grandmaster portion of the playback bar. When
you do this fader 1 and it's corresponding flash key will no longer act as a control for the Grand
Master but rather as a control for the assigned cuelist on that master. However, you can still access
the Grandmaster by holding down the
GM
key. This allows you to access the Grand Master when
a normal master on the current page is obscuring it. The GM key LED shows the state of the
Grand Master:
Grand Master:
•
Off: Grand Master is at 100%.
•
On: Grand Master is at 0%.
•
Slow flashing: Grand Master is between 0 and 100%.
If you use the GM key in conjunction with fader 1 on the console to change the Grand Master
level, it is possible for the position of the physical fader 1 to be different from the Grand Master's
actual stored level. If this happens then when the GM key is held down the Grand Master level
will be shown on the in blue and the level of the physical fader 1 will be shown as a red dot. To
rematch the levels and capture the Grand Master's level with the physical fader you must move
the fader until it is at the same level as the blue bar; at this point the fader will take control of
the Grand Master level in the normal way.
level, it is possible for the position of the physical fader 1 to be different from the Grand Master's
actual stored level. If this happens then when the GM key is held down the Grand Master level
will be shown on the in blue and the level of the physical fader 1 will be shown as a red dot. To
rematch the levels and capture the Grand Master's level with the physical fader you must move
the fader until it is at the same level as the blue bar; at this point the fader will take control of
the Grand Master level in the normal way.
17.6.2
DBO Key
The DBO key above the Grand Master toggles the console between dead black out and the grand
master's level. When you engage the DBO key it will light up in red and all fixture intensities
will be restricted to 0% with the exception of parked intensities. When you disengage the DBO
key its red light will turn off and the Grandmaster fader will regain control.
master's level. When you engage the DBO key it will light up in red and all fixture intensities
will be restricted to 0% with the exception of parked intensities. When you disengage the DBO
key its red light will turn off and the Grandmaster fader will regain control.
17.6.3
Flash key below the Grand Master
The
Flash
key below the Grand Master fader is a non-latching key that can be assigned in the
user preferences window to send the grand master's level to zero, to full, or to whichever value
is opposing the grandmaster's current fader position.
is opposing the grandmaster's current fader position.
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