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For Example:
You want the time for cue 1 to be 10 minutes and 15 seconds.
The command line will show the time as:
If you want the time for cue 1 to be in seconds and tenths of a second, like 1.3 seconds, you
will type using a decimal.
The command line will show the time as:
Setting Cue Level Timing
Unless you specify otherwise, Ion assigns default fade times to any cue you record. Default timing is
designated in Setup
ded or can be added or modified later.
Following are some examples of record commands with cue level timing:
[Record] <Cue> [5] [Time] [9] [Enter] - puts a time of 9 seconds on all parameter timing cat-
egories.
[Record] <Cue> [6] [Time] [3] [Time] [9] [Enter] -specifies the intensity up, focus, color, and
beam times at 3 seconds and the down time at 9 seconds. The first instance of [Time] is used
for intensity up fade (meaning intensity value is fading to a higher level than previously set)
and the second instance of [Time] is used for intensity down fade time (intensity values fading
to a lower level than previously set).
[Record] <Cue> [2] [Time] [Enter] - resets time to default value and unsplits the time, making it
the same as the up fade.
Note:
Manual Timing at a Cue Level
It is possible to assign a time of manual, for manual parameter transition through the associated
fader. See
using the {Manual} softkey that displays after [Time] is pressed when recording a cue.
[Record] <Cue> [4] [Time] {Manual} [Enter] - applies a manual time. If the cue had previously
been given split times, would apply a manual to the up fade, focus, color, and beam times. If
the cue had a single time, all of the timing would be manual and controlled by the fader.
[Record] <Cue> [4] [Time] [Time] {Manual} [Enter] - applies a manual intensity time to the
down fade.
Working with a Single Cue List
[Cue] [1] [Time] [1][0][1][5] [Enter]
[Cue] [1] [Time] [1][.][3] [Enter]
(Cue Settings (on
Unless FCB timing is specifically set, it always defaults to the up fade time value.
Manual Timing Control (on page 301)
page 137)). Cue level timing can be applied when a cue is recor-
for more information. Manual times are assigned by
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