Visual Productions B -STATION1 Manual page 25

7.1 Zones
For each cuelist you can define which fixtures are present in that cuelist. When
you have the cuelist selected, you can alter the fixture's checkboxes to include
them in the cuelist. This way you can create six different zones: you spread the
fixtures over different cuelists. Each cuelist is then capable of independently
controlling a group of fixtures.
7.2 Precedence
You can specify the 'precedence' for a cuelist. You can choose between HTP
(Highest Takes Precedence) and LTP (Latest Takes Precedence).
of HTP, the B-Station will take all the values generated by the cuelists and
send the highest value to the fixture. This is done per attribute (e.g. intensity
values are compared with other intensity values and RGB values are compared
with other RGBs). When two or more cuelists are set to LTP then only one
of those cuelists will be used in the value comparison; i.e. the cuelist that has
been activated most recently.
7.3 Loop
The 'loop' property can be set for each individual cuelist. This property deter-
mines what the cuelist does after finishing the last cue. Does it start over again
at the first cue (loop is on) or does it automatically release (loop is off).
7.4 Cue Timing
Each cue has a fade time. Once it has finished fading it will pause the cuelist if
the 'hold' value is set to 'halt'. Alternatively, if you specify a time in the 'hold'
value then as soon as the cue has finished fading it will hold the cue for this
time and then automatically progress to the next cue.
7.5 FX generator
The B-Station is equipped with a FX generator capable of creating sinus, ran-
dom and RGB-spectrum effects. You can choose within a list of FX algorithms.
The output of the algorithm is manipulated by four faders: Intensity, Speed,
Density and Phase. The settings of the FX generator are stored inside the cue;
so each cue can have different effect.
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