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[. . . ] LEAP FROG 48/96 OPERATING MANUAL LEAP FROG 48/96 OPERATING MANUAL If a portable or temporary three phase mains supply is used to power this desk, we recommend that the desk mains plug is removed before connecting or disconnecting the supply. Serious damage will occur if the desk is connected across two phases. This equipment is designed for use as a lighting control desk only, and is unsuitable for any other purpose. It should only be used by, or under the supervision of, an appropriately qualified or trained person. [. . . ] Press the MFK to select the fixture; press it again to deselect the fixture. As each fixture is selected it appears in the Program Window. It is also possible to select Dimmers, if the Preset [Flash Mode] is set to Off/Select. Page 86 Leap Frog 48/96 Operating Manual ­ Issue 3 Programming Controlling Fixture Parameters Each fixture type has it's own set of parameters (intensity, colour, gobo, pan, tilt etc. ) which are grouped together in different attributes (Position, Colour, Beamshape). Once a fixture, or group of fixtures has been selected, the attribute buttons and control wheels can be used to adjust the parameter output levels as required. Controlling Intensity Parameters The intensity (or brightness) parameter of the selected fixture(s) is controlled by a control wheel. Select the fixture(s) required and then press the POSITION key (if not already selected). The intensity parameter (dimmer) is assigned to the second finger wheel. Use the control wheel to adjust the intensity level as required. The output value is shown on the Wheel LCD above the control wheel. Command Line ­ Numeric Entry of Intensity Values It is also possible to enter levels for dimmers and fixture intensity parameters via a command line syntax. The [SHOW COMMAND LINE] button is used to display the command syntax bar on the monitor and enable the numeric keypad on the MFKs to be used to control the levels of dimmers and fixture intensity channels. Commands are of the form: <selection> @ <value> ENTER. For example: 1 @ 10 ENTER; 3 @ 50 ENTER: 5 @ FULL 5 + 6 @ 20 ENTER; 14 +16 + 20 @ 75 ENTER; 1 THRU 10 @ 80 ENTER; 15 THRU 20 @ FULL; Tip ­ No Intensity Output ?If the intensity output levels do not change when you adjust the intensity level using the wheel, check that the GRAND MASTER fader is at full and the BLACKOUT button is off. If the selected fixture(s) have a Shutter parameter, check that the shutter is open. Single channel commands Multi channel commands Range of channel commands Controlling Colour / Beamshape / Position Parameters The colour, beamshape and position parameters of the selected fixture(s) are controlled using the control wheels. Select the required fixture(s) and then press the COLOUR, BEAMSHAPE or POSITION key. The corresponding parameters for the fixture are assigned to the control wheels and are indicated on the Wheel LCD. If the fixture(s) has more than three parameters of the selected attribute pressing the attribute key (eg COLOUR) will select the next group of parameters. Leap Frog 48/96 Operating Manual ­ Issue 3 Page 87 Programming Tagging Parameters Fixture parameters must be `tagged' for them to be recorded when programming memories, submasters and palettes. The tag status of each fixture parameter is indicated in the Program Window by it's background colour: grey = untagged; green = tagged, and also on the Wheel LCD: normal video = untagged; inverse video = tagged. If a parameter's value is changed by moving the control wheel, applying a palette or directly in the Program Window, it will be tagged automatically. Tagging and untagging may be done at parameter, attribute or fixture level as follows: Tagging at Parameter Level Moving a control wheel automatically tags the corresponding fixture parameter. Holding down the CLEAR key and moving a control wheel untags the parameter assigned to that wheel. Tagging at Attribute Level To manually tag or untag all parameters of a particular attribute of the selected fixture(s), carry out one of the following operations: Hold down the CLEAR key and press the COLOUR key. Hold down the CLEAR key and press the BEAMSHAPE key. [. . . ] The Chase modifier which determines how many times a Chase will run after being triggered. Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Memories can be set to be triggered by SMPTE timecode. A similar operation to flash, except that all brightness channels outputting from other sources are temporarily reduced to zero while the flash button is held down. Shift Shots SMPTE Solo Leap Frog 48/96 Operating Manual ­ Issue 3 Page 163 Glossary Speed Stack Submaster The Chase modifier which determines how fast a Chase runs. [. . . ]