Martin Maxxyz User Manual page 77

The first two buttons determine how data is displayed:
Percentage Toggle
Preset Name Toggle
The next 3 buttons determine what data is displayed:
Show Base
Show FX
Show Timing
The screen shot below shows all of these features in use.
You can see at a glance that fixture 56, a MAC 2k Profile in 16-bit mode, is selected and changes
have been made to it's position and gobo attributes. You can also see that the pan/tilt of all the
odd 2k's are set to the Preset "2k Guitar" while the evens are set to "2k Drummer." The intensity
of all the 2k's is varying. An intensity fade time of 5 seconds is also indicated and we can see that
the even fixtures are in open white while the odd fixtures are running a pan/tilt effect.
This button will toggle the values displayed between a decimal
percentage (0-100%) and digital (DMX) values (0-255 for 8-bit
attributes and 0-32767 for 16-bit attributes). The default is
Percentage.
This button will toggle between "Preset Name," where the label taken
from a preset is displayed; "Preset Number," where the page and
number of the preset are displayed; and "Preset Value" where the
numeric value of the preset is displayed. The numeric value will be
either percentage or decimal as determined by the Percentage
Toggle. If the selected fixtures are at a value that is not determined by
a preset, the Preset Name Toggle will have no effect.
This key is permanently on and can not be deselected. This key
displays the base attribute information in the programmer.
When active, this key allows for the display of effects channel
information such as "Swing Value," "Mode," and "Figure." Deselecting
this key will hide those values resulting in a less "busy" screen.
When active, this key allows for the display of Fade and Delay values
entered for any of the attributes using the "Timing" Programmer LCD
key.
The Programmer Window 77