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The trigger for a cue determines what event is required for that trigger to execute. The most
basic is the "Go" trigger which merely requires pressing the appropriate "Go" button. Maxxyz
supports two other trigger types, "Wait" and "Follow" both of which will automatically advance
cues down the cuelist.
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A cue with a wait time will automatically execute x seconds after the previous cue is executed.
That is to say that if a cue is created with a wait time of 7 seconds, it will automatically begin 7
seconds after the previous cue starts.
To set a Wait trigger, use the following procedure:
1 Confirm that Edit Mode is unlocked (light brown).
2 Select the desired cuelist by pressing the appropriate LCD playback button.
3 Press the current trigger value of (for example) cue 2.
At the top of the cuelist screen you will see the three trigger values and a button for "Trigger
Time."
4 Press the Wait button.
5 The cuelist will display "Wait 0 s" in the Trigger cell of cue 2.
6 To change the Wait Time, press the trigger value again (where it currently says "Wait 0s".
7 This time, select Trigger Time.
8 The cuelist will revert to its normal state, but the command line will read: Set Cue2 Triggertime.
9 Using the keypad, enter the desired time (in seconds) and press Enter.
10 Select another cue and repeat if desired.
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A cue with a follow time will automatically execute x seconds after the previous cue is complete.
That is to say that if a cue is created with a follow time of 7 seconds, it will automatically begin 7
seconds after the previous cue finishes.
To set a Follow trigger, use the following procedure:
1 Select the desired cuelist by pressing the appropriate LCD playback button.
2 Confirm that Edit Mode is unlocked (light brown).
3 Press the current trigger value of (for example) cue 3.
4 Press the Follow button.
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