Specifications

10.1 Introduction
The word ‘Cue’ traditionally refers to a set lighting pattern. The
Cue Fader is the Fader that is moved to ‘fade-in’ that pattern. On a
normal lighting console the Cue Fader fades-in a pattern of preset
channel levels.
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Sub-Cues, or Focuses, to be controlled by each Cue — refer to
section 7 for further information. These Focuses operate with LTP
channels only, and are ‘triggered’ as the Cue Fader is taken past
the ‘trigger’ point for LTP channels, i.e., 20%.
In addition to controlling any or all of the 96 channels and 6
Focuses, the Cue Fader can also control a single Sequence — refer
to section 8 for further information.
10.2
Cues — Rules of use
1 When storing a Cue, by previewing it, setting the required channel
levels, then pressing the Enter button, the Focuses and Sequence
assigned to the Cue are not changed, even if the Cue controls no
channels, i.e. all LTP channels are de-selected and all HTP channels
set to 0 (zero).
2 When a Sequence or Focus is modified the changes are reflected
immediately on all Cues which use the Sequence of Focus.
3 When a LTP channel is being controlled by a Sequence and also by
one or more Focuses in Cue it will assume a level of the controlling
function according to the following priority order, with the highest
priority functions toward the top of the list overriding those below:
– Sequence.
– Programmed channel level.
– Focus #6.
– Focus #5.
– Focus #4.
– Focus #3.
– Focus #2.
– Focus #1.
Navigator Operators Manual
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