Daktronics Pro Series Operations and Maintenance Manual - Manual (Page 47)

Figure 7.15: Select Motor
Motor/Group
There are two kinds of cue actions: those that
command motors to move and those that do not.
To command a motor to move:
Select the Motor from the list for the first action of a
new cue (Figure 7.15). The CONFIRM button will
activate when a selection has been made. When
the motor group actions are set, touch CONFIRM to
continue.
Touch NO MOVE to command no action, or touch
CANCEL to return to entering the cue title.
Touch NO MOVE to see the options available
(Figure 7.16).
There are two No Move commands.
• A WAIT command will pause for a specified
amount of time before the next action is run.
A WAIT may be placed anywhere in a cue.
After selecting a wait, the VAC will display
a keypad to enter the amount of time to
wait before running the next action.
• A FOLLOW command can only be the last
action in a cue and tells the VAC controller to
execute the following cue immediately.
A WAIT command will pause for a specified
amount of time before the next action is run. If the
WAIT is in the middle of a cue, it begins timing with
the previous action. After timing is complete, the next
set of actions begins. This is easier to grasp with an
example cue sheet.
Cue 1.00, First Cue
0 Motor 0
UPPER 15 sec. AND
1 Motor 1 UPPER 15 sec. AND
2 WAIT 20 sec. AND
3 Motor 0 LOWER 25 sec. AND
4 Motor 1 LOWER 25 sec. END
The WAIT starts timing when Motor 0 and Motor 1
begin moving. Because the WAIT time is 5 seconds
longer than the amount of time to move the motors,
both motors are available to be moved in the
following actions.
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Figure 7.16: No Move menu