Channel Sheet and Fixture Sheet
Channel sheet and fixture sheet share identical layers.
The layers in the channel and fixture sheet display which values are currently being released.
If layers have colored markers, this means that the attributes are actively in the programmer.
Value Layers
Value Layers comprise the following in the channel and fixture, sequence content and sequence tracking sheet:
Values:
Displays normal values, for example numbers of presets, names and channel sets.
Example:
Sets the dimmer of channel 1 to full and displays the value as "open".
Fade:
Displays individual fade values.
Delay:
Displays individual delay values.
Values Only:
Displays the values in form of numbers.
Example:
Sets dimmer of channel 2 to 55 and displays the value, depending on the readout, as 55.0.
Auto:
If you tap Auto, the sheet will obey the encoder bar.
To jump to different layers within value layers, tap Auto and press Time.
Effect Layers
To jump to different effect layers, tap Auto and press
+ Time. Effect Layers comprise the following in the channel and fixture, sequence content and sequence tracking sheet:
Form:
Displays names and numbers of values, which have been taken from the form pool.
Speed:
Displays time in a format that was set in user settings.
Speed Group:
Displays speed groups that are linked to active values. All in all, there are 16 speed groups.
Low:
Displays the values of low that are set for fixtures.
High:
Displays the values of high that are set for fixtures.
The effect "moves" between the values of high and low, so to speak.
It is possible to set the values of high and low with the first encoder on the left, right above screen 1 on the console.
Phase:
This effect has a radius of 360° and displays the phase an effect is to start at, generating a wave form.
Width:
Displays the percentage of the fixtures that have the values of high and low. This determines the extent of effect modulations.
Fade:
Displays the individual fade time an effect is to start with.
Delay:
Displays the individual delay time an effect is to start at.
Attack:
Displays the difference of the fade-in times in single values.
Decay:
Displays the difference of fade-out times in single values.
ID:
Displays name and number if effect was started in the effect pool.
Output Layers
Output Layers comprise the following in the channel and fixture sheet:
Output:
Displays values together with group masters and masters. However, it is not possible to see if a profile was set.
Value Exec ID:
Displays which executor the values come from stating the number of the page and the executor. For example, 1:11 means that the value is on page 1 and in executor 11.
Effect Exec ID:
Displays which executor the effects come from stating the number of the page and the executor.
Value Cue ID:
Displays which cue the values come from stating the number of the sequence and cue. For example, 8:1 means that the value is in sequence 8 and the sequence itself is in cue 1.
Effect Cue ID:
Displays which cue the effect comes from stating the number of the sequence and cue.
DMX:
Displays the DMX value that comes out of the console. Shows all values independently of masters or profiles.