Register Keys; Controller Sliders And Switches; Touch Sliders; Pan & Tilt Aiming - Sagitter QUIVER User Manual

Register keys

When you press a Register key, it activates the first cue on the cue-list contained in the playback.
Each following pressure activates the next cue. If the cue list was already active, when you press
the register key it becomes the current register playback.
It can be used in conjunction with the Release, Select, Page and Bank keys (see Edit Keys section).
It's possible to assign to the first 6 registers the 6 console sliders: registers from 7 to 12 are always
made up from a single key.

Controller Sliders and Switches

These switches and sliders and can be configured via the "Controller config" window from the
"Setup" menu into:
‐ Group master: in this way the slider controls the dimmer intensity (HTP) of the group,
while the switch enforces the Flash function of the group.
‐ Grand master: in this way the slider controls the dimmer intensity (HTP) of all fixtures,
while the switch enforces the DBO (dead black out) function.
‐ Playback master: in this way the slider is reserved to the correspondent register (slider 1 at
register 1, slider 2 at register 2 and so on). From the contextual menu of Qlist window the
slider can be configured as 'Master intensity', 'Master size', 'Master Speed' or 'Cross fade'.

Touch Sliders

The Touch Sliders allow to modify the values shown in the LCD display on the four buttons just
above them. Laying a finger on the Touch Slider the value starts to change and continues to
increase or decrease until the finger remains on the slider. The variation speed depends on the
finger position: with the finger placed near the center the variation is slower, with the finger
placed at the ends the variation is faster.
The Touch Sliders can be used also as step up and step down buttons with two levels: hitting
quickly at the ends the value will increase or decrease at bigger steps, hitting quickly near the
center the value will increase or decrease at finer steps.
The variation's speed also depends on the joystick state: 'Normal', 'Fine' e 'Super Fine'.
Pan & Tilt aiming
The joystick is always linked to the pan and tilt parameters of the selected fixtures in the
EDITOR. As the joystick is moved from the central position, the fixtures start to move and they go
on moving until the joystick is released. The motion's speed depends on the joystick position
(farther is the position from the center, greater is the fixture speed) and from the state ('Normal',
'Fine' or 'Super Fine').
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