Strand Lighting NEO User Manual page 122

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Copy step - Select this option to copy the currently selected step to the end of the chase.
Reverse step order - Select this option to reverse the order that the steps run.
Adding Channels to a Step
Along the bottom of the chase editor panel is an edit box and the "add channels" button. Enter the channel list into the
exit box provided using the standard channel selection syntax. Press enter or click on the "Add Channels" button to
add the channel to the chase step. e.g. "1/5@30" will add channels 1,2,3,4 and 5 to the step with their value set to
30%.
Removing Channels From a Step
To remove channels from the group, select the channel in the grid above and click on the "remove channels" button.
To select channels use the same techniques described in the channel display window.
Editing Channel Values
To edit the dimmer or attribute values of the channels in the chase step use the same technique as the channel display.
Select the channels to modify by clicking on the desired channels (hold down shift or control to select multiple
fixtures) and then use the scroll wheel on your mouse to modify the dimmer values.
If the fixture has more attributes the fixture control window will be display as it does in the channel display.
The step channel display panel will only show attributes that are included. Until an attribute is modified it will default
to the off state.
To clear an attribute form the selected fixtures use the drop down menu on the end of the "Remove Channels" button.
Options
The options menu in the bottom right of the window provides additional features.
Select All - Sets all of the channels in the step to a selected state.
Set fixed column count - By default the number of channels shown across the grid will dynamically change
depending on the width of the window. Use this option to set a fixed number of columns to be shown regardless of the
window size. Set this to 0 to return to a dynamic column count.
Undo last action on this step - If you have made a mistake you can use this undo function to restore to the previous
state of the step.
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