Leprecon LP-3000 Series - Manual (Page 104)

100 Chapter Nine Moving Light Cue Playback
LP-3000 Users Manual
To Convert a Cuelist to a Stack Loop
1. Use the procedures described in Chapter Eight: Moving Light Cue
Programming to create a Moving Light cuelist.
2. From the Main screen, click ML Playback.
3. Scroll until the cuelist is visible on the screen.
4. Play back the cuelist by bringing up its playback fader.
5. Go to Run Mode by pressing the Run button on the master panel.
6. Press and hold the Stack Enable button on the Master panel. While holding
the button, press the Select button above the playback.
The LP-3000 automatically converts the sequence to a looping stack for
playback. Each time you press the playback Select button, the cue stack
advances one step and finally loops from the last step back to the first step.
7. Save as a stack loop.
Put the LP-3000 in Record mode. Then go to the Moving Light
Programming screen. Press the Add button of the playback. The LP-3000
saves the cuelist as a looping stack.
To Convert a Moving Light Stack back to a Cuelist
1. From the Main screen, click ML Playback.
2. Scroll until the stack is visible on the screen.
3. Go to Run mode by pressing the Run button on the master panel.
4. Play back the stack.
5. Press and hold the Stack Enable button on the Master panel. While holding
the button, press the Select button above the playback.
The LP-3000 automatically converts the stack back to a cuelist.
Overriding a Look
While playing back a cuelist, chase or stack, you may have reason to override the
look that is currently displayed. Unexpected circumstances on stage are the most
common reason why you would want to override the current look.
To Override a Look
1. While the current cuelist, chase or stack is executing, create the cue with
which you will override the look.
Do this by programming a new cue in “blind” mode (with Preset 0 down).
You do not need to save the cue or assign it to a Preset.
2. At the point when you want to override the look, bring up Preset 0.