Leprecon LP-1600 Series - Manual (Page 31)

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Scene Recorded
Cue #10
The Cue number will advance, and the display returns:
Cue Record
11 W/Select
When recording is finished, return to Run mode by pressing the “Run” button.
The Record and Select LEDs will stop flashing and the bump buttons will
return to normal operation. Press the stack menu button and the display will
return to view.
Now 0 Fd In
Nxt 1 0:00
5.2. Assigning Fade Times
All cues in the Cue Stack can be assigned fade-in, fade-out, and delay times.
Fade-in time reflects the time to finish a complete crossfade from Now to Next.
It is no longer tied to the fade-out time of the previous cue, as in the LP-1500.
Fade-out time for the cue is the time to complete a crossfade from Next to
gone.
Delay time is the total time of the cue, including the fade-in time but excluding
the fade-out time. For instance, a cue with a fade-in of 2 seconds, a fade out of
4 seconds, and a delay of 10 seconds will fade-in for 2 seconds, remain on for
(10 - 2 =) 8 seconds, and fade-out for 4 seconds. Timed fades are initiated by
pressing the green “Go” button.