Version 1.9

Edit Command

This page describes the syntax and how to use the Edit command.

To go to the Edit command press Edit on the console.

Description

With the Edit command, you can edit

open the cues view of an executor
cues
presets
groups

As long as you are in the edit mode, the Edit key is flashing.

To update the edited values, press Update Please.

To leave the edit mode, press Esc.

Syntax

1. Open the cues view of an executor.

Edit Executor 1

2. Edit a cue.

Edit Executor 1 Cue 2

3. Edit a preset.

Edit Preset 1

4. Edit a group.

Edit Group 1

Example 1

Let´s assume, you will open the cues view of executor 1 on screen 1.

There are two ways to do this:

a) Press Edit Exec 1 Please.

b) Press Edit and then the respective executor button .

The cues view of executor 1 is visible at screen 1.

For this function, you can also use the view

view key / view command.

Example 2

Let´s assume, you will edit cue 2 on executor 1.

Press Edit 2 (= Cue 2) Exec 1 Please.

The fixtures from cue 2 are selected in the fixtures view and the values are active in the programmer (red values with red background).
The tracked values from cue 1 are displayed in red.

Example 3

Let´s assume, you will edit the current active cue on the main executor.

Press Edit and then the large Go.

The fixtures from the current cue are selected and the values are active in the programmer (red values with red background).
The tracked values are displayed in red.

If no cue on the main executor is active, cue 1 from the main executor will be loaded in the programmer.

Example 4

Let´s assume, you will edit a preset 1 of the position presets.

Open the position presets pool.
Press Edit and tap on preset 1 in the position presets pool.

The fixtures stored in preset 1 are selected in the fixtures view and the stored values are active in the programmer.

Example 5

Let´s assume, you will edit a group 1 in the groups pool.