Elektralite P100 Manual Part Two Manuel d'utilisateur

Command Descriptions Add All Dimmer Submaster This is the same as Add Dimmer Submaster. Add All Feature This adds all features of the currently sele

82Clear Feature n … This removes specific features of the current fixture from the cue editor. Features are numbered starting with one. Clear Featur

83Clear Fixture Group n … (from) Preset This removes filters for fixtures in specific groups from the currently selected preset within the cue editor

84Clear Rotary n … This removes from the cue editor the features of the current fixture that correspond to specific rotaries, numbered from one throu

85Copy Chase n To n … This copies a stored chase, possibly to multiple targets. It asks for confirmation if any of the targets already exist. Copy C

86Copy Dimmer Submaster p.f To p.f This copies a single dimmer fader to another. Copy Dimmer Submaster Page n To n This is an alias for Copy Dimmer

87Copy Fixture Group n … (from) Preset Copy Fixture Group n … (from) Preset n These copy features of fixtures in specific groups from the current pre

88Copy Submaster p.f To p.f This copies a single submaster fader to another. Copy Submaster Page n To n This copies any nonempty submaster faders in

89This deletes all feature presets, after asking for confirmation. Delete All Fixture This deletes all fixtures and turns them off, after asking for

90This deletes specific presets. Delete Submaster p.f … Delete Submaster Page n … These delete specific submaster fader assignments, or specific pag

91no need to press Enter. Also, this clears the cue editor, even if Solo is off. Edit Chase Edit Chase n These stop any running chase in the chase e

74 Add Dimmer This switches to the ADD DIMMER display. Add Dimmer n … Add Dimmer n … @ n Add Dimmer n … @ Full These add specific dimmers to the cue

92selected fixtures. Fixture n … This selects specific fixtures, and switches to the FIXTURE FEATURES or GROUP FEATURES display. Fixture Group This

93Macro n This stops any running macro in the macro editor, and loads a specific macro. Macro n Go This stops any running macro in the macro editor,

94This moves a single dimmer submaster assignment. The target may not already exist. Move Dimmer Submaster Page n To n This is an alias for Move Dim

95Rotary n … @ -n This sets the features of the currently selected fixtures connected to specific rotaries to a specific value. If the FIXTURE FEATUR

96Submaster Submaster p.f These switch to the SUBMASTERS display. The first one selects the first fader in the current page, and the second selects a

97 SORTED COMMAND LIST

98Add All Dimmer Submaster Add All Feature Add All Fixture [To] Group Add All Fixture [To] Group n Add All Stage Focus Add Chase n … [To Macro] Add C

99Add Fixture Group n … [To] Preset Add Fixture Group n … [To] Preset n Add Fixture Group n … [To] Submaster p.f Add Fixture Group n … [To] Submaster

100 Clear All Feature Preset (from) [Fixture] Group Clear All Feature Preset (from) [Fixture] Group n … Clear All Fixture Clear All Fixture (from) Pr

101 Clear Hilite (from) [Fixture] Group n … Clear Macro Clear Macro n … (from) Submaster p.f Clear Macro Step Clear Macro Step n … Clear Preset n … C

75Add Dimmer Submaster Add Dimmer Submaster p.f … These merge into cue editor any dimmer values currently being generated by all dimmer faders, or sp

102 Copy Fixture Group n To n … Copy Fixture Group n … To n Copy Macro n To n … Copy Macro n … To n Copy Preset Copy Preset n … Copy Preset n To n …

103 Dimmer Group n … @ n Dimmer Group n … @ Full Dimmer Page n Dimmer Submaster Dimmer Submaster p.f Dimmer Submaster p.f … @ n Dimmer Submaster p.f

104 Move Dimmer Page n To n Move Dimmer Submaster p.f To p.f Move Dimmer Submaster Page n To n Move Feature Preset n … To n Move Fixture n … To n Mov

105 GLOSSARY

106 a A/B The A/B fader is used to load cues into the cue editor, normally in sequential order, manually crossfading from the previous one to the ne

107 only used when switching from cue to cue manually. The chase mode can be Forward, Reverse, Seesaw (changing direction at the first and last step)

108 automatically over a certain amount of time; in this case the crossfade time is specified as part of the incoming cue, but can be modified by mov

109 Cue Editor The cue editor consists of a cue, and a pair of look objects, called the previous look and the current look, used for crossfading. The

110 preprogrammed value. Each dimmer fader counts as an active control source when it is moved off the bottom, and is combined with dimmer values fro

111 Feature A feature is a controllable characteristic of a fixture that is designed to be varied from cue to cue. Each feature has a predefined name

76Add Fixture Group n … This adds fixtures in specific groups to the list of selected fixtures. It doesn't add any of their features to the cue

112 the fixture works. Each fixture type has a number of attributes and features that fixtures of that type support. Attributes are static parameter

113 groups, so there is no relation between, say, fixture group 100 and dimmer group 100. Also, within fixture groups, all fixtures must be the same

114 l LTP Stands for "last takes priority." This is the method by which conflicts are resolved when multiple control sources all try to ma

115 • Cue selection. If Solo is off and cues are loaded with Cue n … or Cue n … Go, they are merged in with previous cues. If Solo is on or cues are

116 Pass Thru Fixture A virtual "fixture" that represents a contiguous range of channels, both in the DMX input port and one of the DMX out

117 rotary is moved, all the values jump to the value of the lowest-numbered fixture, and being moving in tandem from there. Rotaries may also be us

118 Step A step is a single time point in a chase. A step may have any number of cues assigned to it. A step is also a single event in a macro. A st

119 crossfade times, chases and macros start as soon as the submaster is activated, but don't stop until the cues have all crossfaded back to ze

120 The Quick Guide.

121 SET UP FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES 1. Turn the controller on

77numbered one through eight. It does the same thing as Add Feature n …, except that it refers to the features by the rotaries they are connected to,

122 SET UP (continued). FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES 11.

123 FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES 1. To select a fixture group Press GROUP 2

124 1. First get yourself into the Press FIXTURE ENTER You need to either go to the fixture Fixture Features Screen you want to store

125 ENTER. 1000! 6. To Check your preset Press PRESET "n" ENTER Make sure your coming from another position! Move the rotaries a

126 because they are LTP channels the fixtures remain in their Last Position. 2. Hi-lite the fixtures Press HI-LITE FIXTURE "n"

127 Fp being 2 .Any feature which is part of the Fp is shown by the letter (F) being displayed beside that fixture. You can

128 cue by using the number keypad or the "xfade time" fader. However the time is not stored in the cue until you pre

129 the principle of the solo button. When the solo button is on the led is on. Solo on means that as you go through a series of c

130 STORING A CHASE FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES

131 STORING A CHASE (continued) FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES

78This switches to the CHASE EDITOR display. Chase n This stops any running chase in the chase editor, and loads a specific chase. Chase n Go This

132 FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES 6.Solo or not

133 10.To record the third entry Press CHASE "n" STOP ENTER The entry numbering will look like the (a chase stopped) follo

134 flashes to let you know that you have a submaster memory outputting from another page. The maximum number of submaster memories outputting at any

135 Hot Key editor Then press RECORD. Once you recorded. The <-- key deletes the have finished press RECORD last keystoke. The Undo but

136 FUNCTION FIRST BUTTON SEQUENCE SECOND BUTTON SEQUENCE NOTES 1. Add dimme

137 Tips, Hints & Other "Good Things"! 1. Terminator. At the end of a DMX line you should fit a terminator. A terminator stops signal

138 (Caution: you only want to store pan and tilt values. You do not want to store any values for other features like gobos,color,prisms,etc. Howeve

139 Feature Preset. Feature presets are where you "hold" features that you are going to use a lot. Once you have made a feature preset, yo

140 The important thing to remember about Feature Presets. 1. You make a feature presets by storing the information for one fixture. 2. You can assi

141 each for pan and tilt, the CP-100 will only have you controlling two rotaries; one for pan and one for tilt. First, use the rotaries or your tra

79 Clear All Dimmer (from) Preset This removes all dimmer filters from the currently selected preset within the cue editor. This activates all dimmer

142 Procedure for Resetting the Default CMOS setting

143 Procedure for resetting the default CMOS setting. The following procedure is for CP-100 consoles that have had their CMOS default settings alt

144 Clearing & resetting the Non-Volatile Memory

145 Clearing & Resetting of Non-Volatile Memory. The following procedure is for CP-100 consoles that have had their software corrupted. Sympto

146 Forcing Software into a CP-100.

147 Forcing Software in CP-100 The following procedure is for CP-100 consoles where the operator wishes to force a new version of software into the

148 Midi Note & Number Mapping Chart

149 MIDI Notes & Numbers NOTE NUMBER NOTE NUMBER NOTE NUMBER C 0 G 43 D 86 C# 1 G# 44 D# 87 D 2 A 45 E 88 D# 3 A# 46 F 89 E 4 B 47 F# 90 F

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151 TECH SUPPORT

80This clears all macros from a specific submaster. Clear All Preset This removes all presets from the cue editor. Clear All Preset Features This r

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81This clears specific cues from a specific submaster. Clear Dimmer n … This clears specific dimmers from the cue editor. Clear Dimmer n … (from) G