Leprecon LP-3000 Series - Manual (Page 183)

LP-3000 Users Manual
Index
A
Add Button ......................................................... 15, 47
Used to Create a Conventional Chase .................................. 57
Add Enable Switch ................................................... 15
Add Level ................................................................. 41
Attribute
Definition ............................................................................... 90
Programming by Attribute ................................................... 115
Attribute Programming
Definition ............................................................................... 90
B
Back Button ....................................................... 60, 75
Backup to Floppy Disk.............................................. 24
Beam Property ......................................................... 82
Blackout Switch........................................................ 16
Blind Edit .......................................... 51, 54, 65, 73, 89
Bump Button .................................................15, 47, 57
Relationship to Wide Mode ................................................... 16
C
Chase
Assigning a Conventional Chase to a Playback .................... 63
Chase Rate for Conventional Chases ................................... 59
Converting an ML Chase back to a Cuelist ........................... 99
Creating a Conventional Chase with Playbacks .................... 57
Definition ............................................................................... 57
Deleting a Conventional Chase ............................................. 67
Deleting a Step from a Conventional Chase.......................... 67
Editing a Conventional Chase on a Playback ........................ 61
Editing a Conventional Light Chase ...................................... 66
Erasing.................................................................................. 44
Moving Light Chase .............................................................. 98
Moving light chase defined.................................................... 95
Playing a Conventional Chase One Step at a Time............... 60
Playing Back a Conventional Chase...................................... 58
Programming Conventional Chases in Off-Line Mode .......... 63
Reversing a Conventional Chase .......................................... 60
Run Controls......................................................................... 59
Shortening a Conventional Chase ......................................... 67
Stopping a Conventional Chase Momentarily ........................ 60
Storing the Chase Rate for a Conventional Chase ................ 59
Using the Chase Builder to Create a Conventional Chase .... 61
Chase Builder Screen......................................... 57, 61
Chase Enable Button.......................................... 60, 61
Chase Level Fader ................................................... 59
Chase Rate
For Conventional Chases ...................................................... 59
Storing the Chase Rate for a Conventional Chase ................ 59
Color Property .......................................................... 82
Contrast ................................................................... 41
Control Features..................................................... 165
How to Use.......................................................................... 165
Instruments that have Control Features .............................. 167
Labels common to all selected instruments are displayed... 166
When to Use ....................................................................... 165
Conventions ............................................................. 20
Create Device Screen ..................................... 157, 158
Cue
Adding an ML Cue to a Show.............................................. 106
Assigning ML Instruments to a Cue ...................................... 86
Changing ML Cue Order....................................................... 97
Converting an ML Chase back to a Cuelist ........................... 99
Converting an ML Cue to a Chase ........................................ 99
Converting an ML Cue to a Stack Loop............................... 100
Converting an ML Stack back to a Cuelist........................... 100
Deleting an ML Cue from a Show........................................ 106
Editing an ML Cue............................................................... 107
Editing ML Cues - Fast Method........................................... 105
Fade Time for Moving Lights............................................... 110
Hold Time for Moving Lights ............................................... 110
Inserting an ML Cue in a Cuelist ......................................... 107
Multi-Part Cue ..................................................................... 103
Playing Back a Moving Light Cue.......................................... 96
Programming ML Cues by Attribute .................................... 115
Programming ML Cues by Label........................................... 90
Programming ML Cues in Off-line Mode............................. 108
Properties.............................................................................. 89
Renaming an ML Cue ......................................................... 107
Saving an ML Cue to a Playback........................................... 93
Start Delay for Moving Lights .............................................. 110
Cuelist
Definition ............................................................................... 93
Moving light cuelist defined ................................................... 95
D
Device
Import.................................................................................. 169
Dimmer Patch
Copying a Patch.................................................................... 40
Creating a New Patch ........................................................... 38
Creating a New Patch by Channel ........................................ 39
Creating a New Patch by Dimmer ......................................... 40