Assigning Channels; Assigning Channels With Full Range Fading - Compulite Sabre User Manual

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Assigning Channels

Assigning Channels
Channels can be assigned to fade from 0% to Full. Channels can also be assigned with a
limited intensity. Example: assign a channel so that when the controller is at the top of its
travel the channel is at 75 %.
The examples below assign single channels to controllers. A range of sequential channels
and groups of non-sequential channels can also be assigned.
To assign a range of channels, use the key sequence: [CHANNEL] [# → #]
To assign a group of channels: [CHANNEL #] [CHANNEL #] [CHANNEL #]...
All other selection sequences can also be used.
Assignments depend on the editor status. When the editor contains selected (displayed in
red) and active (displayed in white) channels only the active channels are included in the
controller assignment. If the editor contains active channels, but no selected channels all
channels in the editor are assigned.
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Example: Channels 1
assignment to a controller will include channels 10
channels in the editor, you must press [ENTER] before the assignment sequence.

Assigning channels with full range fading

Example: Assign channels 1
Keypresses
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1. Select channel 1
2. Press [ASSIGN]
3. Press controller 20'S [DIM]
or [XF] key
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Example: Channels 10
editor. Assign the editor contents to controller 6.
Keypresses
1. Select channels 1
2. Select channels 10
3. Press [ENTER]
4. Press [ASSIGN]
5. Press controller 20'S [DIM]
or [XF] key
Sabre
6 are in the editor. You then select channels 10
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6 to controller 20.
Results/Comments
6.
The message Dim/Fade Key Expected
appears.
The LED of the assignment key is lit. Grp and
the assignment mode appear on the LCD
display.
16 are selected in the editor. Channels 1
Results/Comments
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6.
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16. Channels 1
Channels 10
Channels 1
displayed in white.
The message Dim/Fade Key Expected
appears.
The LED of the assignment key is lit. Grp and
the assignment mode appear on the LCD
display.
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16 only. If you want to assign all
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6 are active in the
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Æ 6 are displayed in white.
16 are displayed in red.
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6 and Channels 10
16. An
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16 are