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264 Chapter 23 Dimmer monitoring
Monitoring dimmers
When used in conjunction with Sensor Advanced Feature dimming
equipment, the console allows you to monitor individual dimmer loads in
your system. This can greatly simplify troubleshooting by identifying such
things as burned out lamps, and incorrectly lamped or unplugged fixtures.
When dimmer monitoring is in use, Sensor electronics constantly monitor
dimmer loads. Monitoring information is displayed by the dimming
system and also sent to the console.
To use this monitoring information efficiently, you must first determine
what constitutes a normal load. The console procedure for determining
normal loads is called Record Loads, and it is explained in the next section.
You may also perform a Record Loads procedure from the Sensor
system.
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Load Management display
The Load Management lists dimmers for which load errors have been
detected, either by the Sensor system or by a Load Check you initiated. If
you have a printer attached to your system, you may print the data shown
in the Load Management display by pressing [S1], Print Screen. An
example of a Load Management display is shown below.
If load errors are reported for many dimmers, Use [Page +] and [Page –]
to page through the display.
• Recorded Load lists the loads determined for the listed dimmers
during a Record Loads procedure.
• Actual Load lists the current loads for the listed dimmers.
107.
Loads may not be recorded on Sensor systems without the AF option. See the
Sensor CEM Users Manual for more information on recording loads from your
dimming system.
- Contents 3
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 4
- Chapter 6 5
- Chapter 7 5
- Chapter 1 15
- Introduction 15
- Using this manual 16
- Keyboard Help 16
- Text conventions 16
- Output level conventions 18
- Enabling LTP 19
- Working with LTP channels 19
- Blocking cue 20
- Fixtures 21
- Fixture attributes 21
- Categories 21
- Personalities 21
- The Only command 22
- Using the trackpad 23
- Electronic backup maintenance 24
- Troubleshooting 24
- 12 Chapter 1 Introduction 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Monitor displays 27
- Colors in displays 28
- Display features 29
- Global settings 30
- Fader Status 30
- Cue / Time Code List 30
- Flexichannel 32
- Patch area 33
- Profile assigned 33
- Level assigned 33
- 20 Chapter 2 Monitor displays 34
- Chapter 3 35
- System settings 35
- Setting the number of dimmers 36
- Setting default fade times 38
- Setting default Level key 39
- Setting default sneak time 40
- Enable / disable Blackout key 41
- Enable / disable Flexichannel 41
- Set grandmaster type 42
- Record lockout 43
- Enable / disable bump buttons 43
- Setting the clock 44
- Daylight Savings Time 45
- Set time/date 45
- 12/24 hour clock 45
- 32 Chapter 3 System settings 46
- About Show 47
- 34 Chapter 3 System settings 48
- Patching channels 49
- Selecting one-to-one patch 50
- Creating a custom patch 51
- Proportional patching 52
- Unpatching individual dimmers 53
- Show labels 53
- Dimmer profiles 54
- Profiles display 55
- Creating or editing a profile 56
- Copying to another profile 56
- Clear All 57
- Clear to End 57
- Fill Between 57
- Resetting a profile 57
- Captured channels in Patch 58
- Dimmer check 59
- About Dimmer 60
- About Dimmer with ETCLink 61
- Setting channel levels 65
- Channel modes 66
- Channel Attributes display 67
- Independent channels 68
- Flipped channels 68
- Channel data type 69
- Channel convention 69
- Selecting channels 70
- Channel check 73
- About Channel 74
- Moving Light Functions menu 78
- Personality Setup 79
- Viewing a personality 81
- Deleting personalities 81
- Resetting defaults 81
- Patching moving lights 82
- Editing the fixture list 84
- Attribute Setup 85
- Resetting defaults: 86
- Encoder Setup 87
- Changing assignments 88
- Working with moving lights 89
- Working with fixtures 90
- Fixture focus with Solo 92
- Cue types 94
- Recording functions 95
- Viewing cues 95
- The oversized show 96
- Working with cues in Stage 97
- Recording a cue in Stage 97
- Working with cues in Blind 98
- 86 Chapter 7 Cues 100
- 88 Chapter 7 Cues 102
- 90 Chapter 7 Cues 104
- Linking a macro to a cue 105
- Recording a cue using Solo 106
- Labeling cues 107
- Modifying a recorded cue live 108
- Modifying cue attributes 109
- Updating cues 110
- Updating a recorded cue 111
- Deleting cues 112
- Copying cues 113
- Inserting cues 114
- Chapter 8 115
- Track record 116
- Recording modified cues 117
- Using Track 118
- Pulling channels in Blind 121
- Blackout cues and tracking 122
- Figure 7 123
- 110 Chapter 8 Track 124
- Chapter 9 125
- Multipart cues 125
- Recording a multipart cue 126
- Wait times in multipart cues 128
- Editing a multipart cue 129
- Using Update 130
- Modifying fade and wait times 131
- 118 Chapter 9 Multipart cues 132
- Chapter 10 133
- Playing back cues 133
- Timed faders 134
- Fader keys 135
- Cue List 136
- Fader Status display 137
- Selecting cues 137
- Playing a cue 138
- Go to a different cue 138
- Controlling fades manually 139
- Rate override 140
- Quickstep 141
- Chapter 11 143
- Recording a group in Stage 144
- Recording a group using Solo 145
- Working with groups in Blind 145
- Group Editing mode in Blind 146
- Working with groups in Stage 147
- Updating groups 148
- Updating a recorded group 149
- Labeling groups 150
- Deleting groups 151
- Copying groups 151
- 138 Chapter 11 Groups 152
- Modifying cues or submasters 153
- 140 Chapter 11 Groups 154
- Chapter 12 155
- Focus points 155
- Recording a focus point 156
- Modifying a focus point 158
- Updating focus points 159
- 146 Chapter 12 Focus points 160
- Labeling focus points 162
- Deleting focus points 163
- Copying focus points 163
- 150 Chapter 12 Focus points 164
- Chapter 13 165
- Submasters 165
- Submaster types 166
- Changing type 167
- Submaster pages 168
- Submaster bump buttons 169
- Submaster LEDs 170
- Recording submasters 171
- Adding fade and dwell times 172
- Hold dwell time 173
- Manual dwell time 173
- Adding a rate to a submaster 174
- Specifying a submaster’s page 175
- Inhibitive submasters 176
- Adding channels 177
- Deleting channels 177
- Modifying submasters in Blind 178
- Modifying submasters in Stage 178
- Updating submasters 179
- Updating a recorded submaster 180
- Labeling submasters 182
- Copying submasters 183
- Clearing submasters 184
- Chapter 14 185
- Lists and spreadsheets 185
- Submaster List 187
- Editing submasters 188
- Deleting submasters 189
- Group List 190
- Focus Point List 191
- Labeling a focus point 192
- Deleting a focus point 192
- Working in spreadsheets 193
- Creating cues 194
- Editing cues 194
- Replacing channel level 195
- Submaster spreadsheet 196
- Group spreadsheet 198
- Editing groups 199
- Focus point spreadsheet 200
- Editing focus points 201
- Deleting in spreadsheet 201
- Chapter 15 203
- Using the Park display 204
- Parking dimmers 204
- Unparking dimmers 205
- Parking channels 206
- Unparking channels 207
- Parking recorded channels 208
- Unparking recorded channels 208
- Parking fixtures 209
- Unparking fixtures 210
- Chapter 16 211
- Blind Effects display 212
- Effects in Stage 213
- Creating an effect in Blind 214
- Adding channels directly 215
- Adding groups or focus points 216
- Adding grouped channels 217
- Creating an effect in Stage 218
- Modifying the effect 221
- Editing channel levels 222
- Inserting steps 224
- Deleting steps 225
- Modifying effect attributes 226
- Effect fade times 228
- Changing upfade only 229
- Changing downfade only 229
- Changing dwell only 230
- Resetting hold dwell time 230
- Setting a random effect rate 231
- Running an effect cue 231
- Using an effect submaster 231
- 218 Chapter 16 Effects 232
- Chapter 17 233
- Subroutines 233
- Cue steps 234
- Style steps 235
- Subroutine attributes 235
- Creating subroutines 236
- Editing a subroutine 238
- Deleting a step 238
- Inserting a step 238
- Chapter 18 239
- Creating macros 240
- Using Macro Editing 242
- Macro wait 243
- Linking macros 244
- Using submasters in macros 245
- Playing macros 246
- Powerup macro 246
- Modifying macros 247
- Clearing macros 247
- Copying macros 248
- Sample macros 248
- Auto channel check 249
- Record show on disk 249
- 236 Chapter 18 Macros 250
- Chapter 19 251
- Link lists 251
- Link List overview 252
- Setting up a link 253
- Inserting a link 254
- Moving a link 255
- Merging two links 255
- Deleting a link 256
- Using a link 256
- Chapter 20 257
- Diskette functions 257
- Diskette management 258
- Formatting diskettes 258
- Contents of the showfile 259
- Writing to diskette 259
- Reading from diskette 260
- Read show components only 261
- Chapter 21 263
- Printing 263
- Printer options 264
- Printing procedure 264
- Printouts available 265
- 252 Chapter 21 Printing 266
- Chapter 22 267
- Clear functions 267
- Clear and reset procedure 268
- Clear and reset options 269
- Chapter 23 271
- Dimmer monitoring 271
- ETCLink functions 272
- Enabling ETCLink 272
- Error messages 273
- ETCLink displays 275
- Dimmer rack status 276
- Dimmer status 277
- Monitoring dimmers 278
- Record Loads procedure 279
- Load Check procedure 280
- Clear Loads procedure 281
- Setting and unsetting dimmers 282
- Recording a backup look 283
- Playing a backup look 284
- Chapter 24 285
- Control interfaces 285
- ETC MIDI 286
- ETC MIDI message formats 287
- MIDI Message definitions 288
- MIDI Show Control (MSC) 289
- Byte type 292
- Explanation 292
- Examples 293
- Real time programs 294
- Creating real time programs 296
- Referencing sunrise or sunset 297
- Referencing a date 297
- Editing real time programs 298
- Deleting real time programs 298
- Inserting real time programs 298
- Copying real time programs 299
- Moving real time programs 299
- Time Code 300
- Creating a time code program 301
- Sorting/recording events 304
- Editing time code programs 304
- Resetting loop time 305
- Deleting time code events 306
- Inserting time code events 306
- Copying time code events 307
- Moving time code events 308
- Editing events 309
- Running a time code program 311
- External time code clock 312
- Manual playback 313
- Remote macros 314
- Serial interface 314
- Remote trigger 315
- Chapter 25 317
- Accessories 317
- Remote Focus Unit (RFU) 318
- Alphanumeric keyboard 319
- Console lights 320
- Expression Off-Line 320
- Appendix A 321
- Installation 321
- Console’s back panel 322
- VGA monitor connections 323
- Understanding ETCNet 324
- Connecting dimmers to console 326
- Configuring the DMX512 ports 327
- Setting DMX512 speed 328
- Installing a printer 330
- Installing Remote Focus Unit 330
- Installing MIDI 331
- Installing console lights 331
- Installing remote macros 332
- Wiring remote macros 333
- Upgrading software 334
- 322 Appendix A Installation 336
- Appendix B 337
- References 337
- 324 Appendix B References 338
- Remote Video Interface (RVI) 339
- 326 Appendix B References 340
- Network wiring 342
- RIU jumpers 342
- RVI DIP switch settings 342
- Appendix C 343
- ETCLink errors 344
- Secondary Messages 345
- 332 Appendix C Error messages 346
- Appendix D 347
- Showfile 347
- Configuration settings 348
- Appendix E 349
- Softkeys 349
- Blind/Group 350
- Blind/Focus 350
- Blind/Submaster 350
- Blind/Cue/Effect 351
- Blind/(Cue or Sub)/Effect 351
- Blind/Submaster/Effect 351
- Blind/Subroutine 352
- Stage/Fader 352
- Stage/Park 352
- Setup - Macro Editing (8) 353
- Setup - Time Code (13) 354
- 342 Appendix E Softkeys 356
- Appendix F 357
- Time and location 357
- Appendix G 359
- Specifications 359
- Timed control 360
- Display functions 360
- Submaster functions 360
- Channel functions 361
- Moving light functions 361
- Cue functions 361
- Group functions 362
- Focus point functions 362
- Macro functions 362
- Effects functions 362
- Profile functions 363
- Size and weight 363
- 350 Appendix G Specifications 364
- Appendix H 365
- Declaration of Conformity 365
- Appendix I 367
- Limited Warranty 367
- Numerics 371
- 356 Index 372
- 358 Index 374
- 360 Index 376
- 362 Index 378
- 364 Index 380
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