Philips 91816 Light Palette Classic 1500 Installation & Setup Manual page 71

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All levels going up and down will be affected. All times will be re-scaled to the distance the handle has to travel,
with the greatest time in the cue being measured using that distance and all others scaled to that. Wait times will be
scaled too.
At any point before reaching the end of travel, you can move the handle backward to reverse the transition. Once
you reach the end of travel, the next cue in the cue list will be pending. You do not have to physically reload a cue
or move the fader back to it's starting position. The next cue transition will begin by moving the fade off the end of
travel you just reached or by simply pressing [GO].
If you hold down [SHIFT] while manually moving a crossfader, you can move backwards through a cue list. (i.e.,
the cue that has just been completed will be the pending cue, rather than the next cue in the cue list).
• Cue List Split Crossfader - The Split Crossfader mode sets up the left-hand fader to, at will, manually control the
levels moving up in the next cue while the right-hand fader manually controls the levels going down in the next
cue. Moving these faders in tandem executes a standard crossfade. Both handles need to reach their end-travel des-
tination before the cue completes. Once the cue completes, the pending cue changes and the handles are ready to
execute the next manual fade. You do not need to exercise the full travel of the handles to re-load the next cue.
• Look Page 1 & 2 Master - in this mode, the left fader will act as a master for submaster page 1 and the right fader
will act as a master for submaster page 2.
• Look Page 1 & 2 Crossfader - in this mode, the left fader will act as a master for submaster page 1 as normal and
the right fader will act as a master for submaster 2 inverted. This way you can slide them both together and use
them as a dipless crossfade mastering between two submaster pages.
Notes on Playback Handles:
• If you press [HALT] while a cue is in progress, you can manually complete the cue by pulling the handle.
• You can reverse the direction of the current fade at any time before the handle reaches its end-point destination.
• If you start a cue by pressing [GO], then while the cue is in progress, you move the handle, that is equivalent to
pressing [HALT] then manually completing the cue by pulling the handle.
• If you move the handle to Halt a cue, but then decide you want the cue to complete in cue-time, you can simply
press [GO]. You will have to park the handle at one end or another to make it active again.
• If you Halt a cue for any reason and choose to complete it using the handle, all times will be re-scaled to the dis-
tance the handle has to travel, with the greatest time in the cue being measured from top to bottom and all others
scaled to that. Wait times will be scaled too.
• It does not matter if the handle is at the top or bottom when you start to use it. As long as it is at one end, it will
function as a manual crossfader, moving you forward through the cue list.
• If you want to manually crossfade backwards through the cue list, hold down [SHIFT] while pulling the handle.
You will notice that the pending cue in gray at the bottom of the bubble will have a lower number than the current
cue in black text up top.
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