PRG V676 User Manual 3.5 - Manual (Page 430)

412 V676 ® / V476 ® CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL
Reset
Activates a soft reset as supported by the luminaire profile. (Note that this action does not re-download a luminaire’s
data.)
Run
To resume the operation of a stopped effect, or resume the wait/trail countdown of a stopped cue.
Select
To obtain manual control of a luminaire from the console.
Selected
A channel or group of channels which will respond to manual control.
Saturation
The subjective appreciation of purity, a relation of the intensity of the dominant wavelength to all other wavelengths
(defined by terms such as deep, pale, light, dark).
Secondary Console
This console is an additional console hosted by the primary console. It receives show data from the primary and
mirrors all submaster operations.
Selective Store
A special command which is used to modify or add parameter data to a cue, preset, or beam state for specified
channels (active or inactive).
Selective Recall
A special command which is used to recall specific parameter data from specified channels (active or inactive) in a
cue, preset, or beam state.
Sequence
A component of an effect which is made up of a number of steps. The steps specify what action the applied set
(groups of lights) are to take in an effect.
Also see Set.
Set
A component of an effect which is made up of a number of parts. The parts specify which channels are to be included
in an effect.
Show File
A file containing all programmed cue data. Show files reside on the console’s hard drive and can be backed up to an
external storage device such as a Flash drive.
Shutter
A mechanism which controls the douser or strobe action of luminaires capable of this function.
Snapshot
A stored configuration for a console panel. Snapshots can be recalled either manually or through cues in order to
reset any one or all of the front panel controls or displays to the stored configuration.
Sneak
A dual-purpose function which allows manual control values to be staged and then recalled in a specified time. Sneak
provides a graphic display of command-line entries that would not normally be visible and also provides a means of
creating manual control moves "on-the-fly." For this purpose, values can be assigned to parameters and then recalled
at a specified time, luminaire time, or by manually pressing Enter at the touchscreen.