The key Time is located in the command area on the left of the key Esc.
Location Key Time
Pressing Time enters the Fade keyword into the command line and changes the encoder bar to Fade. Encoder Bar Fade
[Channel]> Fade
If Auto is selected in the layer control bar of the fixture or channel sheet, pressing Time changes to the Fade Layer. Layer Control Bar - Fade Layer
Pressing TimeTime enters the Delay keyword into the command line and changes the encoder bar to Delay. Encoder Bar Delay
[Channel]>Delay
If Auto is selected in the layer control bar of the fixture or channel sheet, pressing TimeTime changes to the Delay Layer. Layer Control Bar - Delay Layer
Pressing and holding Time for about 2 seconds changes the encoder bar to Value. Encoder Bar Value
If Auto is selected in the layer control bar of the fixture or channel sheet, pressing and holding Time for about 2 seconds changes to the Values Layer. Layer Control Bar - Values Layer
If you enter Store or Assign keyword into the command line,
pressing then Time enters the Fade keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store Fade
pressing then TimeTime enters the OutFade keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store OutFade
pressing then TimeTimeTime enters the Delay keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store Delay
pressing then TimeTimeTimeTime enters the OutDelay keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store OutDelay
pressing TimeTimeTimeTimeTime enters the SnapPercent keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store SnapPercent
pressing then TimeTimeTimeTimeTimeTime enters the CmdDelay keyword into the command line.
[Channel]> Store CmdDelay
Pressing and holding + Time opens the Effect Layer in the encoder bar. Encoder Bar - Effect Layer
Pressing and holding + Time again, changes to the next Effect Layer.
If Auto is selected in the layer control bar of the fixture or channel sheet, pressing and holding + Time changes to the next Effect Layer. Layer Control Bar - Effect Layer
+ Time opens the Effect Layer in the encoder bar.
