Istruzioni per l'uso GARDENA 858

[. . . ] Zero 88 reserves the right to make changes to the equipment described in this manual without prior notice. Federal Communications Commission This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] Fixture parameters which are tagged have a green background. Parameter Values Parameter values may be displayed in %, DMX or detail names as follows: Select the [Percent] soft button (this is also found on Special Page 1). A drop down menu is displayed with the following options: · Percent ­ When this option is selected all the fixture parameter values are displayed as percentages (ie 0 ­ 100% for both 8 bit and 16 bit parameters). DMX - When this option is selected all the fixture parameter values are displayed as DMX values (ie 0 - 255 for 8 bit parameters or 0 - 65535 for 16 bit parameters). Details (%) ­ When this option is selected the fixture parameter values will be displayed as the parameter detail names (eg Red, Gobo 1) where they are defined in the fixture data. If parameter details are not defined, the window will show the actual numerical values in %. Details (DMX) ­ When this option is selected the fixture parameter values will be displayed as the parameter detail names (eg Red, Gobo 1) where they are defined in the fixture data. If parameter details are not defined, the window will show the actual numerical values in DMX (0-255 or 0 ­ 65535). · · · Selecting Fixtures Before fixtures can be controlled by the desk they need to be selected. The MFKs become fixture selection buttons and the LCDs above the keys indivate what fixture has been assigned to which MFK. 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. Smart Tags remove the need for you to work out which channels should or shouldn't be tagged in a state. As such, they can be used to build states using submasters and other playback elements. With Smart Tags enabled, when the RECORD key is pressed the state on stage is what will be recorded, regardless of whether or not a dimmer channel or fixture parameter is tagged in the Program Window. Put simply, using Smart Tags, you no longer have to think about Tracking. The desk will insert whatever tracking is required to make your show work - including ignoring fixtures whose intensity is set to 0% to enable Move On Dark to fully function. To switch on Smart Tags ­ click on the [Smart Tag] button in the Program Window or press the [Smart Tag] MFK on Special Page 1. Use Smart Tags in combination with Cue Only to create inserted cues that don't affect the rest of the cue stack, for example an added blackout in the middle of a scene. Cue Only Option The Cue Only option which is selectable via the [Cue Only] MFK on Special Page 1 and in the Update Options Window allows you to program new cues or to make changes to cues without affecting any subsequent cues in the memory stack. Imagine a scenario where you have two cues, subtly different (Cue 1 and 2). In between these, you wish to add a blackout with a solo spot for an added cue (Cue 1. 5). Due to the behaviour of tracking, if you added the solo spot and blackout into an insert cue 1. 5, these changes would track forwards into Cue 2, messing up the state. By adding the new state as Cue Only, the desk will automatically add the required tagging into Cue 2 to stop the changes from tracking forwards from Cue 1. 5. Leap Frog 48/96 Operating Manual ­ Issue 3 Page 89 Programming Home Function The Home function provides a quick method of setting fixture parameters to their `home' values. [. . . ] The PAUSE key is used for temporarily halting a memory stack that is running. See Program Window. Override Palette Parameter Patch Playback X Pause Programmer Program Window The window on the monitor that shows selected fixtures and parameters which have been changed (tagged). Release Remove control of parameters from Program Window, Playback X or Submaster to allow another area of the desk to regain control of the parameters. The SHIFT key on the front panel is used in conjunction with a number of other front panel keys to provide a wide range of additional functions, for example, opening windows on the monitor screen. [. . . ]