Operation - ETC ColorSource Console User Manual

New Step
Inserts a new sequence step. The new step is added to the next free whole-numbered step at the end of the
sequence list. The new step may then be given another number, including a fractional or 'point' number.
For example, to insert a step between steps 4 and 5, you would enter 4.5.
Note:
Copy Step
Copies the selected step and creates a new step. The new step is added to the next free whole-numbered step
at the end of the sequence list. The new step may then be given another number, including a fractional or
'point' number.
For example, to insert a step between steps 4 and 5, you would enter 4.5.
Note:
Delete Step
Deletes the selected step.
The sequence list will not be re-numbered, and the missing step will be skipped the next time the list is played.
Note:
formed.
Edit Step
Pressing Edit Step will cause only the content in the selected step to be live on-stage. Any playbacks, cues, or
manual channel levels that are not part of the selected step will be suppressed while in Edit Step mode.
Use the normal controls to adjust the contents of the step live. Blind editing is not permitted.
Caution:
Pick the step you want to edit in the sequence list in the upper part of the display. You can also insert a
step, copy
Edit Step is a mode which takes over the screen. While inside the edit step screen, you may visit other screens
to change colors, parameters, and effects of the step you are editing. While in those screens, a green water-
mark will display showing what step you are editing.
Press Store & Exit to save the current look to the selected step and to exit the edit mode, or press Store & Next
to save the current look and remain in the edit mode.
Update Sequence Step
Sequences
ing. Sequences must be stopped and stepped-on to the correct step for editing in order to update a step.

Operation

Select a
Running sequences are indicated by a yellow bump button.
Recording Your Looks For Playback
The sequence list is not re-numbered when a step is inserted.
The sequence list is not re-numbered when a step is inserted.
A deleted step may be recovered if
If the selected step contains a blackout, the stage will go dark.
step, and delete step.
play back on the playback
bump for the playback you want to Stop.
Undo is pressed immediately after the deletion is per-
faders. A sequence may contain up to 99 steps with fade and step tim-
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