Version 3.9
On Keyword
To get the On keyword in the command line press On or type On in the command line.
Description
The On keyword can be a function keyword or a helping keyword.
With the On keyword as a function keyword you can:
- Start or restart an executor.
- Activate parameters in the programmer.
- Activate selections in the programmer.
- Activate attributes in the programmer.
With the On keyword as a helping keyword you indicate the start of a temporary function, or the enabled state of a toggling function.
Syntax
On [Object-list] / [Option] = [Option Value] (function keyword)
[Function] On [Object-list] / [Option] = [Option Value] (helping keyword)
[Function] On (helping keyword)
Options
To get a list of all available options to the On keyword, type in the command line:
[Channel]> On /?
The On keyword has the following options:
| Option | Option Shortcut | Option Value | Option Value Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cue_mode | cm | Normal | N | Normal on mode. |
| cue_mode | cm | Assert | A | On asserts the original timing. |
| cue_mode | cm | XAssert | XA | On asserts the cuetiming of current cue. |
| cue_mode | cm | Release | R | On finishes the fade-in and switches the executor off. |
| userprofile | upr | "Name of the user profile", e.g. "Dominik" | not available | Normal On mode with specified user profile. |
Examples
- To activate the parameters of cue 1 from the selected executor, type in the command line:
[Channel]> On Cue 1
- To activate the parameter of fixture 1 and 3 in the programmer, type in the command line:
[Channel]> On Fixture 1 + 3
- To flash executor 1.2.4, type in the command line:
[Channel]> Flash On Executor 1.2.4
- To turn highlight on, type in the command line:
[Channel]> Highlight On