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13. Look
• A Look is a location for a stored state that can be accessed as groups, submasters or palettes. Set channels at levels,
then type [RECORD] [LOOK] [1] [ENTER]. This will store the info as Look 1 and it will be accessed as Submas-
ter 1.
• Alternately, you can set them to a level using the keypad by typing [LOOK] # @ Level [ENTER]. Attributes will
always go to their proper recorded level.
• Press [SHIFT] [REC] then a bump button to quickly record a Look to a master (if set up to do so).
• Groups are stored as Looks, even if the levels are not used.
14. Move
• Although you can move cues from one Cue List to another while working in one Cue List, moving cues is essen-
tially renumbering cues. Highlight the cues you want to renumber with the blue box, then press [MOVE] [NUM-
BER] [ENTER] to renumber the selected cue(s) to new cue(s).
• While the Move dialog box is open, you can also select a new numbering scheme.
• Press [MOVE] [LOOK][#] [@] [#] [ENTER] to move Looks.
• Press [SHIFT] [MOVE] [BUMP][BUMP] to quickly move Looks.
• Use [#] [MOVE] [#] [ENTER] to move attributes from one channel to another.
15. Number Buttons
• By default, when typing on an empty command line these buttons will select Channels.
• Use in conjunction with the other keys (+, -, Thru etc.) to select ranges of Channels.
• While in dialog boxes, these keys fill in numeric fields.
• To change cue times, use these buttons in conjunction with the [ARROW KEYS] and the [EDIT] button to open
the blue box for editing.the blue box for editing.
16. On
• The [ON] button takes the selected channel(s) to the On level as set in Show Options.
17. Previous and Next
• Press [PREV] to select the last channel or press [NEXT] to select the next channel.
• When using with dialog boxes, press [PREV] to go to the previous control or press [NEXT] to go to the next con-
trol.
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