Fixture Mode Contextual Menu - Sagitter QUIVER User Manual

‐ Red: the fixture is selected.
d) Name of the fixture: name assigned to the fixture by the user.
e) Button background color: it can be changed as you wish for an immediate identification
of fixture types and groups.
f) If a fixture is disabled from the 'Address Patch' window it is shown in dark grey color.
6. Scroll bar
The scroll bar buttons allow the scrolling of the elements in the window. The scroll bar is
also provided with a Bookmark button, which is used to move quickly to an exact location
on the list. If you press and hold the Bookmark button for few seconds, the current
position is saved and the button's LED is on. Each time you press the Bookmark button, the
list gets to the stored position.

Fixture Mode Contextual Menu

Fixture Contextual Menu Window:
The EDITOR contextual menu has the following buttons:
‐ EXIT: closes the contextual menu.
‐ Setup: opens the setup menu.
‐ Commands: opens the 'Commands' window to send specific commands (as reset, lamp on,
lamp off, etc.) to the selected fixtures.
‐ Fan: opens the fan window that allows to set up the parameters of the selected fixtures
following a fan evolution.
‐ Buttons color: allows to change the color of the selected buttons.
‐ Color picker: allows to set up the color of the selected fixtures using a color table.
Obviously, it can be used only for fixtures equipped with RGB or CMY color mixing system.
‐ Update: updates and saves in the SD internal memory the cue or palette previously loaded
in the editor from a cue-list.
‐ Free: sets as 'Empty' all parameters of the selected fixtures.
‐ Read: picks up the values of the DMX outputs and copies them into the parameters of the
selected fixtures in the editor. The use of the 'read' command could be the following: while
some cues are playing and you note that some fixture creates a light scene that can be
used for future programming, then from the editor you can select those fixtures and use
the 'read' command to copy their parameters in the editor.
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