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Command Keypad Overview

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Expression/Insight Keypad

Express Keypad

DISPLAY KEYS - The [Stage] display is where most editing of channel levels happens. In Stage, any changes you make are ‘live‘ and will take

immediate effect. The [Blind] display is used when you want to edit channel levels or cues but don’t need or want a ‘live‘ result. The [Fader]

display is a “live” display that shows the contribution of the fader pairs or submasters to the stage look. You can also use it to display channel

activity in the ‘background’ (cues running, but not on the AB or CD faders). You can edit and record channel levels in the Fader display. The

[Tracksheet] display is a “blind” display that shows the recorded cue levels for a selected channel. You can edit that channel’s level in a cue or

across a group of cues in the Tracksheet display. The [Patch] is used to assign dimmers to channels, and to modify dimmer attributes. The

[Park] display shows you which dimmers or channels are ‘Parked’ and at what levels. Parked dimmers or channels are unaffected by playback

faders or the Grandmaster, and parked levels are not recorded into cues. The [Setup] display is where you can edit the system settings and

access other Console functions. [Expand] places the Stage Command display across both monitors to double the visible channels.

MACRO KEYS are used to program macro functions and start macros. Macro keys [M1]–[M5] ([M3] on Express facepanels) access the first

few macros directly; [M*] allows you to specify any one of the 2,000 macros available and must be followed by a number. [Macro Wait] and

[Macro Enter] are used when programming macros. A macro is a recorded series of keystrokes to be replayed later. Macros can execute any

console command (including softkeys and submaster bumps) and be linked to cues.

CLUSTER A - The [Swap] key (Expression/Insight only) allows you to swap displays between the Command and Playback monitors. Press it

again to swap back. The [About] key opens a window containing information about a channel, dimmer, or the show according to which key you

press after pressing [About]. For example, [About] [Channel] [3] [Enter] will display information about channel 3. The [Learn] key enables

you to record keystrokes live into macros as an alternative to using editing screens. The [Help] key provides context-sensitive assistance

online. Press [Help] followed by a second key (including softkeys) to open a window explaining the function of the second key. The [Enter

Macro] key (found here on Express facepanels) is used in macro editing.

SOFTKEYS are found in many console displays. They are identified for that display at the bottom of the screen. You activate a display’s

softkeys by pressing [S1]–[S8]. When softkey [S7 - More Softkeys] is available, there are more pages of softkeys for that display. Press [S7 -

More Softkeys] to access those additional pages.

NAVIGATION KEYS - Use navigation keys to get around in console displays and move through console menus.

CLUSTER B - In general, the keys in this cluster pinpoint the elements that make up the structure of your show. You will use these keys when

recording or editing groups, cues or submasters. Some allow you to change the properties of recorded elements, such as playback timing and

relationships with other elements. The [Only] key in this cluster is a selection key that allows you to pinpoint parts of elements, such as attribute

categories and individual attributes of moving light fixtures.

NUMERIC KEYPAD - The numeric keypad is for numerical entry. This grouping also includes the [Enter] and [Clear] keys. Press [Enter] to

complete operations. Press [Clear] to cancel operations. Use [+] and [-] to increment and decrement through lists, levels and timing.

CLUSTER C - Use these keys when editing channel levels and lists. Use the [Thru], [And] and [Except] keys to work with multiple selections

and ranges. Use [At] when making assignments, such as when setting channel levels. Use the [Full] and [Level] keys to assign pre-defined

levels (there is no need to precede with [At] or follow with [Enter]). Use [Rel] to release selected, captured and independent channels.

Selected channels may be edited in any display. Channels may be captured in the Stage or Fader displays and cannot be controlled by cues or

submasters. Independent channels are unaffected by Grandmaster, Flash, Solo and Blackout controls. Press [Rel] 1–3 times to release

channels in the following order: first selected channels, then captured channels, then independent channels. Use the [Focus Point] key to set

levels by reference.

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