Controlling linked playback, Fade times for marked/zero/out cues, Direct mode – PRG V676 User Manual 3.5 User Manual
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Controlling Linked Playback
The submaster always sequences, placing the linked cue in that submaster’s pending file or the specified submaster’s
pending file. Linked cues with an associated wait time will automatically execute after the wait time has elapsed. If no
wait time has been defined, the linked cue will await manual execution. A linked macro will automatically execute.
The [Stop/Step] button can be used to halt the automatic playback of linked cues which have an associated wait or
trail time.
Stop countdown of wait times:
Step
1. Press [Stop/Step] to stop countdown.
Step
2. Press [Run] to continue the countdown or press [Go] to advance to the next cue.
Fade Times for Marked/Zero/Out Cues
During playback, cues stored with intensity states other than
active
will assume different fade out times depending on
the state.
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Cues with
marked
and
zero
instructions will use the intensity down time associated with the channel.
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Cues with an
out
(
inactive
state) instruction will follow the out time associated with the cue.
Direct Mode
To assist in updating or re-storing cues, it is possible to have the command-line track the sequence of cues being
executed in a submaster. Refer to
Copy/Move Submaster
The contents of a submaster can be copied or moved to a different submaster. This can be accomplished via the
command-line or control key combinations as follows:
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[Copy]/[Move] [Sub] n [At] m,
or...
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Press and hold [Copy] or [Move] then, on the touchscreen, select the source and then the destination submaster.
Mapping Board Cue Go/Back To Submaster 1
If no board cue is pending (by selecting a board cue via the command line or the board cue window), then the board
cue [Go] and [Back] buttons are mapped to Submaster 1 Go and Back. If a board cue is pending, then the board cue
Go/Back will perform normal board cue controls.
Note: To clear pending board cues, enter [Board Cue] [0] [Enter] on the command line.