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Display Formats
Jump display
You can set the system so the displays jump to display the highest spot number selected on
monitors that are displaying spots.
Example: Spots 1 – 24 are displayed on monitor 1. Spots 25 – 48 are displayed on monitor
2. Select spot 72. Monitor 2 jumps to the page containing spot 72.
The Auto Jump option in the System Parameters menu controls this function. (See Chapter
26 System Configuration for information on the user definable options in the System
Parameters menu.)
The Jump Display has a number of settings:
F1 No Jump - Disabled
F2 Auto – Spot display jumps where convenient.
Example 1: Monitor 1 shows the Stage display (spots 1 – 24), monitor 2 shows the
full-screen TOPO display, and monitor 3 shows the Memory Exam. Select spot 45.
Monitor 1 jumps to the page displaying spot 45.
Example 2: Monitor 1 shows the Stage display (spots 1 – 24), monitor 2 shows the
full-screen TOPO display, and monitor 3 shows spots 25 - 48. Select spot 10 and 50.
Monitor 3 jumps to the page displaying spot 50.
F3 Monitor 1 – Spot display jumps on monitor 1 only,
F4 Monitor 2 – Spot display jumps on monitor 2 only,
F5 Monitor 3 – Spot display jumps on monitor 3 only,
Channels
Channel information is displayed in the lower left quarter of the Stage display on monitor
1, showing 40 channels, or a full-screen display on monitors 1 and 3, showing 220
channels.
Scrollers that have been patched to control channels (see Chapter 28 – Channel and
Scroller Patching) are displayed with the channel information. Channels that also control
scrollers are displayed with an 's' and the frame number is displayed under the intensity
level. Scroller frames track through the show.
The Playback display
The lower right quadrant of the Stage display is reserved for playback information. There
is a graphic representation of the A/B and C/D crossfaders, showing:
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Outgoing memory
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Incoming memory with 5 text characters
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The time of the incoming memory
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Fade Rate information
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Control priority information
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Loop information, if pertinent
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Auto Assignment flag
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Sequence direction – for C/D only
The Controller area of the Playback display is located beneath the crossfader display.
If the assignment is a Memory, the memory number is shown next to the controller
number.
If the assignment is a Group of lights (whether channels or spots), grp is displayed next to
the appropriate controller number.
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