Enabling Laser Output; Cue Grid - QuickShow FB3-QS User Manual

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functions, including the cue triggering mode. Blackout can also be activated by pressing the ESC key
on the computer keyboard.
The Pause button will pause all currently-playing cues. Pause can also be activated by pressing the
Pause key on the computer keyboard.
Keyboard equivalents
Blackout can be activated by pressing the ESC key on the computer keyboard. This is normally the top-
left key on a computer keyboard.
Pause mode can be activated by pressing the PAUSE key on the computer keyboard. This is normally
the top-right key on a computer keyboard

Enabling laser output

The Enable Laser Output button is found at the far right of the toolbar.
In order to enable output from the FB3 laser controller, the Enable Laser Output button must be
pressed.
Laser output is always disabled by default
Since there is a possibility that an untrained operator might activate the laser during a time that is not
appropriate (for example, when workers are in a room preparing for an event), laser output is always
disabled by default, and it is always required for the laser operator to consciously activate laser output.
All editors and setup windows also have their own Enable Laser Output (Show it now) button
The Enable Laser Output button on the QuickShow toolbar is not the only Enable Laser Output button.
In fact, each editor window, and setup window within QuickShow also has a button named Show it now
which will enable the output from that specific window. Again, the laser operator must consciously
enable laser output in order to get any output from QuickShow.

Cue Grid

QuickShow includes an extensive cue grid. There are 10 columns by 6 rows for a total of 60 cues visible
on the screen at one time.
In addition to the 60 cues, QuickShow allows for you to organize up to 32 pages of cues. In all, nearly
2000 cues can be loaded into the QuickShow workspace!