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17.3.2 Cue Stack is a Size Master
When this setting is set to Yes then the Cue Stack behaves as an FX Size Master. The Cue Stack normal Cue execution behaviour
is disabled.
The channels stored in the first Cue are used to determine which channels are under control of the Intensity Master. The actual
levels of the channels in the first Cue is not important – only that the Channels have some level in the Cue.
In order for the Intensity Master to be activated the Go button must be pressed. To release the Intensity Master the Playback must
be selected and the REL button pressed. The Button settings “Flash activates Stack” and “Flash releases Stack” are ignored. In
order to avoid sudden changes in output level the fader should be raised to 100% before activating or releasing.
When the fader is at 100% then FX size is as programmed. As the fader is lowered then the FX size is reduced until it reaches
zero size at 0%.
A particular channel can only be controlled from one FX Size Master.
Normally when this setting is set to Yes, the setting Cue Stack is an Intensity Master should be set to No. It is possible to have a
Cue Stack set to both a Size Master and a Speed Master.
When this setting is set to No then the Cue Stack behaves normally.
17.3.3 Cue Stack is a Speed Master
When this setting is set to Yes then the Cue Stack behaves as an FX Speed Master. The Cue Stack normal Cue execution
behaviour is disabled.
The channels stored in the first Cue are used to determine which channels are under control of the Intensity Master. The actual
levels of the channels in the first Cue is not important – only that the Channels have some level in the Cue.
In order for the Intensity Master to be activated the Go button must be pressed. To release the Intensity Master the Playback must
be selected and the REL button pressed. The Button settings “Flash activates Stack” and “Flash releases Stack” are ignored. In
order to avoid sudden changes in output level the fader should be raised to 100% before activating or releasing.
When the fader is at 100% then FX size is as programmed. As the fader is lowered then the FX size is reduced until it reaches
zero size at 0%.
A particular channel can only be controlled from one FX Speed Master.
Normally when this setting is set to Yes, the setting Cue Stack is an Intensity Master should be set to No. It is possible to have a
Cue Stack set to both a Size Master and a Speed Master.
When this setting is set to No then the Cue Stack behaves normally.
17.3.4 Group ID (0 is not used)
This setting is used when the setting Cue Stack is an Intensity Master is set to Yes. It specifies the group to use as an Intensity
Master.
This setting has no effect on FX Size Masters and FX Speed Masters.
17.3.5 Cue stack is a Prog Master
The Playback with this Cue Stack operates as a Programmer Master .
17.3.6 Intensity Master to 200%
When Cue Stack is an Intensity Master is set to yes, then the fader will operate from 0% to 200% intensity. Above 100% the
level recorded in the Cue will be boosted - although the maximum level will always be 100%.