The "Randomize" Function; Providing An Effect - GLP SCAN OPERATOR FX User Manual

SCAN OPERATOR FX
As soon as you press the "Create Wave" key once, a synchronous movement
turns into a wave, which goes through the lamps successively. After repeated
pressing the 12 lamps divide themselves into odd and straight lamp numbers. One
drives high while the other lamps drive exactly opposite to the sine movement,
downwards.
Repeated pressing lets a backwards running wave develop and after a fourth
pressure on the key, the wave disappears again.

3.11.3 The "Randomize" function

If you selected an effect in the effect editor, then you can use this key, in order to
let the starting angles ("off sets") automatic manipulate the selected Fixtures.
With this key the starting angles of the selected Fixtures are changed in a
coincidental way, so that an asynchronous movement develops. The starting
angles for pan and Tilt are differently changed, which leads to the fact that for
example a circulation must no longer remain an absolute circulation.
The result of this function is coincidental. Repeated pressing produces a new
distribution of the starting angles with each pressure.
If you would like to cancel the "Randomize" function again, then you simply reload
the current effect through pressing the associated effect key. The adjusted size
and speed remain, if you load the effect again.
Example:
You select all Fixtures in the Program mode and open the effect editor. As center
of the effect you adjust the DMX value "128" for pan and Tilt over the Fader. Now
you select the effect "Wild" and select any size, and a slow speed. All 12 fixtures
will implement synchronously the "Wild" movement now.
After pressing the Randomize key the starting angles for pan and Tilt become
randomized. This leads to it that all fixtures move, however each lamp drives
another way. If you combine this with a small point Gobo now, then you produced
a "searchlight" effect.

3.11.4 Providing an effect

In order to provide an effect, you proceed as follows:
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