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Fader Status display

The fader status display consists of two windows located near the bottom

of the Stage and Blind displays. These are illustrated below.

The fader status display provides information about the cues loaded to the

console’s faders, including fade times and rates. The left window

monitors the A/B fader; the right window monitors the C/D fader. The

display counts down wait times for cues and indicates which step is

running when an effect is active.

Selecting cues

There are many ways that you can determine which cue will play next on

stage, including the following.

• You can select a cue from the keypad and press [Go].

• Press [Go] without selecting a cue. The console will play either the

next cue in the Cue List or the cue linked to the cue that played last.

See Link, page 88.

• Run a macro that contains a command to play a particular cue.

• Run a subroutine that contains a list of cues to be played

automatically.

• Program a cue with Follow (see Follow, page 89). After you run the

cue that has been set with a Follow command, the next cue in

sequence (or a linked cue) runs automatically.

• Press [Go] while a loop constructed with Link and Follow commands

is running. A non-loop cue will be played in accordance with rules

explained in Create playback loops with Link and Follow, page 90.

You must be in either the Stage or the Fader displays to select cues to play

back, but you can run a selected cue from Blind as well as Stage or Fader.

You see the cue running on the monitor in the Stage and Fader displays.

Fader

Downfade

information

or effect step

Upfade information

or effect fade times

Cue in fader

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