PRG V676 User Manual 3.5 - Manual (Page 135)

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Function Filter Operation
When the Function Filter is accessed, by default, all parameters are selected (not filtered). Change filtering for
parameters as follows:
+ To prohibit the store or recall of all attributes of a parameter, use the main category button (such as FOCUS,
COLOR, BEAM, etc.) to deselect all.
+ To prohibit the store or recall of one attribute of a parameter (zoom, for example), select the appropriate cell on the
screen to deselect.
The parameter grids visible at the command-line display and submasters display indicate the filtered (or non-filtered)
state of each parameter. The

Function Filter To Cue

button must be pressed before the command-line or
submasters grids will reflect the filter settings.
+ When none of a parameter’s (I, F, E, C, B, G) attributes are filtered, its box is highlighted.
+ When some of a parameter’s attributes are filtered, the box is gray.
+ When all of a parameter’s attributes are filtered, its box is clear.
+ After adjusting the filter settings, the filters can be applied to preset or cue store and playback functions.
Applying Filters To Cues
The

Function Filter To Cue

button is used to apply filters to a cue store operation.
Using filters while storing cues:
Step 1. Set filters as required.
Step 2. Press

Function Filter To Cue

button. The filter state will be applied to all cues stored from this point on,
until changed.
Step 3. Store cue as usual (refer to "Storing Cues" on page 163).
Applying Filters To Beam Palette
Filters can be applied to Beam palette store operations. Beam palettes will store information based on the filters set in
the Beam, Gobo, and Edge columns of the Function Filter.
Applying Filters To Color Palette
Filters can be applied to Color palette store operations if the system default setting is changed accordingly. Refer to
"System-Wide Palette Store Options" on page 127 for instructions on setting this default. Store colors as usual, using
filters as required.
Applying Filters To a Submaster
When a filter is applied to a submaster, the associated parameter data will be withheld from playback in the case of an
effect or unmasked cue. Applying a filter to a submaster may force the playback of masked parameters of a cue.
Refer to "Function Filter (Submaster)" on page 319 for instructions on using the submaster Function Filter feature.
Filter Grid