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CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 275
Out Time
Out Time instructions may be stored into a cue. An Out Time will provide a "fade to no intensity level" instruction to
any luminaires that are "going
inactive
" in a cue. Out Time also provides the time value that luminaires are to fade to
inactive
in the event the submaster is deselected.
The console has a setting for a default Out Time, which is stored into all new cues where a different time is not
specified. The default setting is 3 seconds, but can be changed universally in the Settings window. Refer to "Settings
Window" on page 328 to change the default Out Time.
The [Cue/Out Time] key in the upper right of the command keypad is used to enter an Out Time:
+ The first click on the button will be Cue Time, a double-click will be Out Time.
+ If Cue Time is already entered on a command, the second press of the button will automatically show as Out
Time.
Store a cue with an out time:
+ [Store] <Cue> [n] [Cue/Out Time] [Cue/Out Time] [x] [Enter] - stores Cue n with an out time of x.
Add an out time to a range of cues:
+ [Cue] [m] [Thru] [n] [Cue/Out Time] [Cue/Out Time] [x] [Enter] - adds an out time of x to the range of cues m
through n.
Reset a cue’s out time back to zero:
+ [Cue] [n] [Cue/Out Time] [Cue/Out Time] [Enter].
To add an out time to the currently selected cue, press [Cue/Out Time] [Cue/Out Time] [n] [Enter] - where n is
the desired out time.
Tip
- CONTROL CONSOLE 1
- FOREWORD 3
- Compliance and Safety Notice 5
- Revision History 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- Chapter 4. Manual Control 8
- Chapter 6. Palettes 10
- Chapter 7. Basic Cues 11
- Chapter 8. Dynamics 11
- Chapter 9. Effects 11
- Chapter 10. Special Features 12
- Chapter 13. Submasters 14
- Chapter 14. System Setups 15
- Chapter 16. Show Maintenance 16
- Appendix B. Reference 17
- Appendix C. Index 17
- XVI V676 18
- INTRODUCTION 19
- Customer Service 20
- Text Conventions and Icons 21
- Button 21
- OVERVIEW AND INSTALLATION 23
- OVERVIEW - V676 CONSOLE 24
- Components 25
- Desk Layout 26
- Console Front and Rear Panels 27
- INSTALLATION - V676 CONSOLE 28
- Desk Lamp 33
- Installation Guidelines 34
- Only one of 34
- OVERVIEW - V476 CONSOLE 35
- V476 Components 36
- V476 Desk Layout 37
- INSTALLATION - V476 CONSOLE 39
- DETAIL A DETAIL B 41
- Only one of the 42
- SYSTEM AND DEVICE CONNECTIONS 43
- Syst em Comm Trigger 44
- In Thru Out 44
- Serial DataSMP TE InMIDI 44
- GENERAL OPERATION 47
- Restart Vx76 Application 49
- Power Down Console 49
- Touchscreen Operation 50
- Window Operation 51
- Status Indicator Bar 52
- Log Messages 53
- SETTING PREFERENCES 54
- V676 CONSOLE VS. V476 CONSOLE 55
- Workspace Swapping 56
- SHOW FILES 57
- New Show button 58
- Show File Manager Window 58
- CONFIGURATION AND PATCH 59
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 60
- Using System Configuration 61
- Store Config 62
- Clear Config 62
- nodes 63
- Ethernet Configuration 64
- Patch Overview 66
- Profiles 66
- DMX Universes 67
- Patch Procedures 68
- Patching DMX Fixtures 69
- Entering Patch Commands 70
- LED Fixture Control 71
- Patching Ranges 71
- Patch Editing 72
- Patch Spreadsheet 73
- Dimmer Curves 75
- PLAN VIEW 77
- Nudge and Align 79
- Plan View Settings 80
- Plan View Layouts 81
- Layout 81
- Plan View 82
- Enter 82
- Selected 83
- Plan View Actions (Show/Hide) 84
- Plan View Regions 85
- Patch Fixtures in Plan View 87
- Edit Fixture From Plan View 87
- MANUAL CONTROL 89
- CHANNEL SELECT 90
- Mark Zero 91
- From Channel Select Window 93
- [Next] and [Last] 97
- LAMP CONTROL 98
- Start Arm 99
- ENCODER CONTROL 100
- Front Panel Encoders 101
- Value/Range Display 102
- Pan and Tilt 103
- Intensity 103
- CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 104
- Image (Gobo) 105
- Dynamics 106
- Sliding Encoder Sidebar 108
- Encoders HUD Window 109
- 12 435 867 110
- 11 12 1413 15 1816 17 110
- Encoder Fan Examples 111
- High Resolution Mode 112
- KEYPAD CONTROL 113
- Examples: 115
- LUMINAIRE STATUS 117
- Manual Change Filter 119
- 102 V676 120
- Allows channel selection 120
- Parameter Columns Window 121
- Intensity Window 122
- 106 V676 124
- TIMING, FILTERS AND SNEAK 125
- OVERVIEW 126
- General Operations 127
- TIMING FILTER 128
- Time/Speed Formats 129
- Guidelines: 130
- Fanned Timing and Delays 132
- FUNCTION FILTER 133
- Filter Guidelines: 134
- Function Filter Operation 135
- Overview 136
- Sneak Values 137
- 120 V676 138
- Sneak 3D 139
- Sneak X 139
- Sneak Value or Percent 140
- Direct Sneak To Parameters 140
- TEMPLATES 141
- 124 V676 142
- PALETTES 143
- GENERAL PALETTE OPERATION 144
- Color Filter Setting 145
- Palette Store Options 145
- Working with Palettes 146
- 12 435 867 910 148
- 11 12 1413 15 1816 1 7 19 2 0 148
- Bank 1 149
- Bank 2, Bank 3, etc 149
- Palette Button at the 149
- Palette Labels 150
- Label Shortcuts 151
- Century Palette Window 152
- Submaster Palette Area 153
- From Palettes 155
- Preset Palette Button 156
- Preset Global Delete 157
- Preset Data Window 158
- Storing and Recalling Colors 160
- Color Palette Button 160
- Color Palette Data Window 161
- 144 V676 162
- WIN + C (to copy) 162
- From Keypad 165
- Beam Palette Data Window 166
- WIN + P (to paste) 167
- Group Palette Button 169
- Ordered Groups 169
- & button 172
- Arrangement Tab 173
- Ad-Hoc Groups 174
- Refresh to 175
- OTHER PALETTE TYPES 176
- DESKTOP PALETTES 177
- 160 V676 178
- BASIC CUES 179
- CREATING CUES 180
- Storing Cues 181
- Soft Keyboard Copy/Paste 182
- Modifying Cues 184
- Deleting Cues 184
- Selected Cue Info Display 185
- Board button 185
- PLAYING BACK CUES 186
- 170 V676 188
- DYNAMICS 189
- DYNAMICS OVERVIEW 190
- Dynamics Super Palette 191
- Basic Guidelines 192
- Methods For Storing Dynamics 192
- DYNAMICS OPERATION 193
- 176 V676 194
- Playing Back a Canned Dynamic 195
- button 196
- Example: 197
- Warning Messages 198
- Fanning Dynamic Offset 199
- Dynamic 200
- Dynamic button 200
- Storing Dynamics in Macros 200
- Palette Store Dynamic Only 201
- DynOnly button 201
- 186 V676 204
- Dynamic Select Button 206
- Playing Back a Custom Dynamic 206
- Dynamics with Keypad 207
- Dynamics Palette Data Window 207
- 190 V676 208
- EFFECTS OVERVIEW 210
- Effects Super Palette 211
- What is a Set? 212
- What is a Sequence? 213
- CREATING EFFECTS 214
- Effect Select Button 215
- Change loading method: 216
- Sequence: Background State 217
- Editing Effects 218
- EFFECT ATTRIBUTES 219
- Breaking/Cascade Effect: 220
- Duration 222
- Changing Effect Attributes 222
- EFFECT TIMING 223
- Step-Level Timing 225
- Assigning Timing Values 226
- 210 V676 228
- Stop/Step Button 228
- PLAYING BACK EFFECTS 229
- Autoload Submaster 230
- Stop Flags 231
- ADVANCED OPERATIONS 232
- Groups as Effect Sets 234
- Storing Effects as Cues 236
- xxxxxxEnter/Accept 236
- Utility Menu 236
- SPECIAL FEATURES 237
- ADVANCED CONTROL 238
- QuickFocus 239
- * Or [Last] as required 240
- Highlight 242
- DATA COPY AND MOVE 243
- Copy Data 244
- Color/Beam Palette Copy 245
- FUNCTION KEYS 246
- CONTROLLING MEDIA SERVERS 250
- patch edit button 251
- 234 V676 252
- Media Palette 253
- Media Super Palette 255
- Enter button is 257
- Server Control 258
- Legacy Media Windows 259
- Important Notes: 260
- 244 V676 262
- 246 V676 264
- 248 V676 266
- SNAPSHOTS 267
- BOARD CUES 267
- Storing Snapshots 269
- Snaps 269
- 252 V676 270
- Snapshot Palette Button 270
- Snapshot Palette Buttons 271
- Cue Snapshot Effect Loading 272
- Recording Macros 273
- Macro 273
- Macro Palette Button 274
- Start Recording button 275
- Macros Data Window 276
- Recalling Macros 278
- Canned Macros 278
- Table 11-1: Canned Macros 279
- 262 V676 280
- 264 V676 282
- Board Cue Data Display 284
- Recording Board Cues 285
- xxxxxxEnter/Accept 285
- Deleting Board Cues 286
- Recalling Board Cues 286
- Board Cues Window 287
- ADVANCED CUE FEATURES 289
- SPECIAL CUE ATTRIBUTES 290
- Wait/Trail Time 291
- Global Cue Time 292
- Out Time 293
- How Faders Affect Intensity 294
- Command-Line Shortcuts 295
- Cue Store Target 296
- Cue Attribute Target 296
- Miscellaneous Shortcuts 296
- Locating Stored Cues 297
- Freeze State Cues 297
- Track and Fill 299
- Selective Store 300
- Selective Recall 301
- Undo a Delete Command 301
- Manual Undo To Recorded State 302
- Modifying Cues in a Submaster 302
- Submaster Direct Mode 303
- Resync to sub # label 304
- CUE WINDOWS 305
- Separators 306
- Renumbering Cues 306
- Submasters Track Mode 306
- Submasters Autoload 307
- Submaster Stop/Step 307
- Snapshot Indicator 307
- Cue Data 308
- Customizing Cue Data Window 309
- Customizing Cue Data Toolbar 310
- Cue Editing 310
- Cue Data Find/Replace 311
- 294 V676 312
- Enable Editing Button 312
- Find/Replace Button 312
- CUE STACKS 313
- Stacks Palette 314
- Using Stacks with Submasters 316
- SUBMASTERS 317
- Submaster Controls 318
- SUBMASTER MODES 319
- Control and Setup Screens 320
- Priority 322
- Intensity Mode 323
- Add/Solo Mode 324
- Go Fader Mode 324
- Rate checkbox 326
- Clear to clear 327
- 312 V676 330
- Manual Assign 334
- Manual Assign 334
- 318 V676 336
- PLAYBACK INTENSITY LEVEL 338
- Example Intensity Scenarios 339
- Intensity Transitions 340
- PLAYBACK 341
- Controlling Linked Playback 342
- Direct Mode 342
- Copy/Move Submaster 342
- 326 V676 344
- SYSTEM SETUPS 345
- SETTINGS 346
- Storing Tab 347
- DMX In Tab 347
- MIDI Tab 348
- Highlight Tab 349
- Default Explanations 350
- DISPLAY FILTERS 351
- Automatic Display Filtering 352
- MULTI-CONSOLE FEATURES 353
- This Console 354
- Channel Partition 355
- OFF-LINE PROGRAMMING 356
- SOFTWARE UPDATES 357
- 340 V676 358
- 3D GRAPHIC DISPLAY 359
- 3D FEATURES 360
- Importing a Venue 361
- Match 3D 362
- 3D DISPLAY WINDOW 363
- 3D Orientation 364
- Using 3D Graphic Window 365
- Quick Keys 366
- 3D Graphic Settings 367
- X/Y Control 368
- LIVE/PREVIEW MODE 369
- 352 V676 370
- Live/Preview 370
- Toggle Button 370
- SHOW MAINTENANCE 371
- SHOW FILE AND DATA MANAGEMENT 372
- Launch button to open 373
- Import Show Data 374
- 358 V676 376
- Save a Copy 378
- USITT ASCII Show File Import 379
- Exporting Patch 380
- Importing Patch 380
- Console Log 381
- Printing 382
- UPDATING PROFILES 384
- Importing Profiles 385
- Updating Profiles 386
- Deleting Profiles 387
- ON-LINE DIAGNOSTICS 388
- Dimmer Check Commands 389
- Clear Status Errors 389
- 372 V676 390
- CONTROL BY EXTERNAL DEVICES 391
- CONCEPTS 392
- Switch Closure Trigger Input 393
- MIDI NOTES 394
- MIDI/SMPTE TIMECODE 395
- Recording 396
- 380 V676 398
- MIDI SHOW CONTROL 399
- Variables 400
- Commands 400
- Defined [Go] Actions 401
- MIDI Show Control Output 402
- OFF-LINE MODE (VISIONARY) 403
- VISIONARY OPERATION 404
- Heads Up Display (HUD) 405
- Command HUD Operation 406
- Encoders HUD Operation 407
- Submasters HUD Operation 408
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 409
- SPECIFICATIONS 410
- (1,189 mm) 410
- 46.80" 410
- (622 mm) 411
- 24.50" 411
- 394 V676 412
- REFERENCE 413
- 396 V676 414
- Mac Keyboard Shortcuts 416
- Canned Dynamics 417
- 402 V676 420
- 404 V676 422
- GLOSSARY 423
- 406 V676 424
- Also see 426
- 410 V676 428
- 414 V676 432
- Numerics 434
- 418 V676 436
- 420 V676 438
- 422 V676 440
- 424 V676 442
- Dallas Office 444
- Dallas, Texas 75247 444
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