Creating a Curve
When you have opened the curves display (see
select a curve or create a new curve by pressing:
{Curve} [x] [Enter]
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If the curve is already stored, the contents are displayed in the CIA. If this is a new curve, a
linear curve is displayed.
Editing Curves
Using the Keypad
Once selected and displayed in the CIA, you can edit a curve from the keypad. Points are
established in increments of five. You can add more points from the keypad.
[3] [At] [1] [Enter] - adds control input point "3" and sets its curve level at 10%.
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[7] [7] [At] [Full] [Enter] - adds control input point "77" and sets its curve level at full.
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You can specify points and adjust their levels in the command line or you may use the keys
below to alter the curve:
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[Level Wheel] - adjusts the output level of the selected point.
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[Full] - sets the selected point's output to full.
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[Out] - sets the selected point's output to zero.
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[At] [+] [+] - raises the selected point by the amount for +%established in setup.
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[At] [-] [-] - lowers the selected point by the amount for -%established in setup.
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Using a Touchscreen
Once a curve is displayed in the CIA, you can press {Edit} to edit the curve in the editor display.
Storing and Using Curves
] - selects the next fade completion point.
] - selects the previous fade completion point.
] - raises the selected point's output by 1%.
] - lowers the selected point's output by 1%.
About Curves (on the previous page)
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