Editing A Chase; Selecting The Chase To Edit; The Edit Chase Confirm Menu; The Edit Chase Menu - Jands Event 4 User Manual

JANDS – Event 4 Version 5 Users Manual
Example:
Step 1 takes 2.5 secs to fade in, stays on for 5 secs and then takes 2.5 secs to fade out
NOTE:
entering a label, setting direction, speed, time etc. These settings change immediately.

11.3 Editing a Chase

A Chase can be edited by first selecting the Chase and then using the Faders and
Programmer controls to make changes.
11.3.1

Selecting the Chase to Edit

There are two ways to open a chase for editing. Either:
or
11.3.2

The Edit Chase Confirm Menu

The Edit Chase Confirm menu is used to set the state of the programmer when editing.
Edit
St
Prog
Mask
Confirm
11.3.3

The Edit Chase Menu

The Edit Chase menu is used to set Fader levels and Record options.
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1. Set the Chase speed to 6 BPM (1 step every 10 seconds)
2. Set the XF field to 50
Only press Record to save a new Chase Step. Do not press Record if only
1. Press the Edit button.
2. Press the flash button beneath the Assign fader controlling the item to be
edited.
1. Press the Edit button.
2. Press the Chase button. Enter the Chase number (0 – 999) to be edited.
Edit labl St Of Prog
C999 labl 1 3 Merge
This field sets the Chase number to edit. It is set automatically when
using the Edit – Flash button method
This field sets the Chase Step number to edit.
This field can be set to either Clear the programmer and load the chase
contents or to Merge the chase with any selections currently in the
programmer.
Masks any or all of Intensity, Position, Colour and Beam when loaded
into the Programmer. For example loading a chase set to --C- will
prevent the memory colour information being loaded to the programmer
and all fixtures, active in the chase, will be set to white.
When all other fields have been set move the cursor to the Confirm field
and press the + (On) button to begin editing.
Revision 5.0.0.5
Confirm Mask
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