PRG V676 User Manual 3.5 - Manual (Page 338)

320 V676 ® / V476 ® CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL
PLAYBACK INTENSITY LEVEL
How Playback Intensity is Determined
Earlier in this manual, intensity was discussed in relation to cue store operations (refer to "Intensity States" chapter on
page 162 and "How Faders Affect Intensity" on page 276). This stored intensity state or level, along with the current
setting of submaster and Grand Master faders, are used in determining the final playback intensity level for any given
event.
As previously mentioned, the Grand Master fader is used to master the overall intensity output for the console, while
the individual submaster faders control the intensity level of events being played back. Final intensity is determined by
the following combination:
+ Intensity value stored in the cue or effect being played back.
+ Fader setting of the submaster being used to playback the event. (If more than one submaster is selected and
their levels are different, then the HTP principle will also be involved. Refer to
"HTP (Highest Takes Precedence)"
on page 322.)
+ Setting of the Grand Master fader or associated [Black Out] button.
Intensity values are routed through the faders as follows:
Active Cue / Effect
Intensity Value
Submaster Fader
Setting
Grand Master / Blackout
Setting
Playback
Intensity Level
Intensity Encoder
Setting
Grand Master / Blackout
Setting
Playback
Intensity Level
*
*
If the Manual Control panel
Intensity encoder is moved
while a cue is active in a
submaster and channels are
selected, the submaster fader
is disabled and the following applies: