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be cleared (see "Clear and the Programmer" on page 81) or hidden. To hide these values, press
the "Show FX" soft key at the top of the programmer.
While this hides the FX values, they are still in the programmer and will still be recorded (unless
filtered out). Note the small turquoise rectangle next to the fixture number indicating that there
are hidden values in the programmer.
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Aside from its usefulness in loading information into the programmer, the Load function can also
be used to copy information from one (or more) fixture(s) to one or more of the same type of
fixture. This process is known as "cloning." When cloning, there are two types of fixtures: source
and target.
• Source Fixture - This is a fixture loaded in the programmer that contains the information you wish
to clone to another fixture.
• Target Fixture - This is a fixture of the same type as the source fixture that you wish to have
mimic the source fixture.
Please note that the source fixture(s) must be loaded into the programmer in order for it to be
cloned.
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When cloning a fixture the syntax is Load xx @ yy where "xx" is the target and "yy" is the source.
For our example, we will use the Mac 2k Profiles, fixtures 51 through 62.
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