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You can also have a cell selected and still apply data to the master channel as long as the cell does
not also have that parameter. When you have selected a cell, if you apply data that does not apply to
the master, Ion understands to apply it to the cells instead. In the example above, IF the master had
color parameters, this action would apply color data ONLY to the master.
Cells will not send data to other cells though. Table view is helpful for seeing which cells control what
parameters.
For Example:
Cell 2 of a fixture is currently selected. You can adjust the encoders for pan and tilt even if
the master actually controls those parameters. The cell will send that information to the mas-
ter. This allows for greater ease of control.
Offset can be very useful when applied to multicell fixtures, and can be useful for creating sub-
groups. See
Lamp Controls
Lamp controls allow you to execute control functions of selected fixtures such as calibrate, douse
lamp, strike lamp and reset. Each fixture type has its own set of lamp control options which are avail-
able to you when you select the fixture from Live and press the {Lamp Cntrls} softkey. This inform-
ation is also available using [About] (see
For Example:
-or-
This screen displays any lamp controls associated with the selected channel (this is also the "Lamp
Controls" subscreen of About). If the channel is a conventional (intensity-only) fixture, no para-
meters will be displayed. When the selected channel is an automated fixture, options specific to the
fixture type will display for use. Available RDM functions will also display here.
Basic Manual Control
Offset (on page 188)
and
[1] [1] [Enter] {Lamp Cntrls}
[1] [1] [Enter] [About] {Lamp Cntrls}
Subgroups (on page 187)
Using About (on
page 355)).
for more information.
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