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  • Page 2 The use of this document for all other purposes is specifically prohibited. Certain features of the equipment described in this document may form the subject of patents or patent applications. Document Number: 2-450181-010 Version as of: December 13, 2010 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide ©2010 Philips Group. All rights reserved.
  • Page 3 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide FOREWORD 1. Palette Software License SET OUT BELOW ARE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH YOU ARE PERMITTED TO USE THE BUNDLE OF SOFTWARE COLLECTIVELY CALLED THE PALETTE SOFTWARE ("PALETTE"). PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY.
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  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction About This Guide ..............................1 Additional Documentation ............................. 1 Customer Service and Support ..........................2 Chapter 1. Overview Components Included Items ................................ 4 Processor................................. 4 Accessories and Expansion Devices ........................4 Monitor/Touchscreen ............................
  • Page 6 Installation & Setup Guide Chapter 3. Controls Desk Layout Console Overview ..............................16 basicPalette II Lighting Control Console ...................... 16 classicPalette II Lighting Control Console ......................17 presetPalette II Lighting Control Console..................... 18 Programming Buttons Layout ..........................19 Information Keys............................19 Action Keys ..............................
  • Page 7 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Update................................... 30 View..................................30 Processor Keyboard Shortcuts..........................31 Software Configuration Main PaletteOS Software Screen ......................... 32 Cue List Directory ..............................32 Cue List ................................33 Channel and Attribute Grids..........................33 Status Window Display ............................33 PaletteOS Control Panel ............................
  • Page 8 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Appendix A. Specifications Palette II Lighting Control Console........................72 Appendix B. Software Tips Helpful Tips and Shortcuts ........................... 74...
  • Page 9: Introduction

    Familiarizing yourself with this information will help you get the most out of your lighting system. This guide describes the installation and operational procedures for Strand Lighting's Palette II Series Control Consoles pertaining to the following models: • 92800 basicPalette II Console • 92801 32/64 presetPalette II Console • 92802 48/96 presetPalette II Console •...
  • Page 10: Customer Service And Support

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Customer Service and Support How to Reach Us Contact Strand Lighting Customer Service at: 1-800-4STRAND (U.S.) or 1-214-647-7880 (international). For a complete list of support and field service contacts, go to www.strandlighting.com, select the Support tab and then the "Support/Field Service Contacts"...
  • Page 11: Chapter 1. Overview

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Overview • Components • Features • Software Overview...
  • Page 12: Components

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide COMPONENTS 1. Included Items The Palette II lighting control system includes the following items: • 1 x Console • 3 x Power Cables for all countries • 1 x USB Mouse •...
  • Page 13: Software Upgrades

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Handheld Remotes: 66145 Wired Handheld Designer’s Remote with coiled 10’ cable 66150 Wireless Handheld Remote Kit 5. Software Upgrades Software upgrades are free of charge and are available at: www.strandlighting.com 6. Control Channel Upgrades The control channel functionality included with your console is pre-authorized at the level initially purchased.
  • Page 14: Features

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide FEATURES 1. Standard Features General: Control: - 100 to 3000 channel memory operation (depending on - Split up/down fade times channel count purchased) - Split up/down delay times - 1024 DMX512 output - 26 parts per cue (A thru Z) - 16,384 channel Ethernet support - Independent timing...
  • Page 15: Software Overview

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide SOFTWARE OVERVIEW 1. PaletteOS Software The console processor utilizes Microsoft® Windows to run a specially designed PaletteOS lighting control software developed by Horizon Control, Inc. The PaletteOS application works in conjunction with console hardware buttons/ sliders/playback faders/and encoders to provide control of external devices, data management, and show file storage.
  • Page 16 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Notes Overview...
  • Page 17: Chapter 2. Installation And Power Up

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Installation and Power Up • Unpack • Hook-Up • Console Power Up...
  • Page 18: Unpack

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide UNPACK 1. Site Requirements The console and its components require a sturdy, flat surface for installation. The surface should be able to support the weight of the console (including the processor, monitor, etc.) and should provide suitable ventilation. Also, the site should be clean (i.e.
  • Page 19: Hook-Up

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide HOOK-UP 1. Connecting Console Components To connect console components, do the following: Step 1. At console rear panel, connect power supply (included). Step 2. Connect monitor or touchscreen (sold separately). Step 3. Connect USB mouse and keyboard. Power Processor DMX512 Out...
  • Page 20: Remote Focus Unit (Rfu)

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Remote Focus Unit (RFU) The Remote Focus Unit (sold separately) is an optional To RFU remote Ethernet device that can be connected to the console using either a wired or wireless configuration. Wireless The two connection options are as follows: Access...
  • Page 21: Console Power Up

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide CONSOLE POWER UP 1. Power Up Procedure Once the console has been installed and all components connected, the console and processor can be powered up. To power up: Step 1. At front of console, press power on/off button. When LED lights up, release button and console will boot. Step 2.
  • Page 22 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Step 6. While in "Hardware Setup>Console," verify that other important and systemic features are set correctly for you. a. Level Entry Mode - this is the format for Command Line Entry. 1) Use Enter Key - the Enter key finishes off all Command Line entries.
  • Page 23: Chapter 3. Controls

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Controls • Desk Layout • Button Details • Software Configuration • Restoring the Software...
  • Page 24: Desk Layout

    Provides direct access to of selected channel. associated buttons, which provided channels, playback control, While attribute playback control of cues and console setup and display softkey is engaged, scenes. options. it will change the attribute value. Figure 1: basicPalette II Console Layout Controls...
  • Page 25: Classicpalette Ii Lighting Control Console

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 2. classicPalette II Lighting Control Console The following illustration provides an overview of console desk controls. Refer to subsequent pages for more in- depth explanations of individual button and slider functions. M-Keys - Information Buttons - Provides quick Available for future software features.
  • Page 26: Presetpalette Ii Lighting Control Console

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide presetPalette II Lighting Control Console The following illustration provides an overview of console desk controls. Refer to subsequent pages for more in depth explanations of individual button and slider functions. Note: There are two versions of the presetPalette console, a 32/64 and a 48/96. The 48/96 console is shown in the illustration below, however, controls are typical for both versions.
  • Page 27: Programming Buttons Layout

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Programming Buttons Layout The programming section of the desk provides direct access to intensity channels, channel attributes, playback control, console setup and display options. Information Keys • [LIVE] - Switches the Screen display to view the live screen. The live screen shows the current level of channels and the active cue list.
  • Page 28: Numerical Keypad

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Numerical Keypad • [EDIT] - Opens currently selected control for data entry (to change cue times, cue labels, etc.). • [PREV] / [NEXT] - Advances to next or reverses to previous channel. Also acts as a tab key for navigating dia- logue boxes.
  • Page 29: M-Keys

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 4. M-Keys These buttons are reserved for future software expansion. 5. Softkeys The 12 S-keys (softkeys) provide context sensitive functionality, which will assist in navigating PaletteOS software dialogue boxes and execute actions linked to the [TOOLS] and [VIEW] buttons. The amber LED will blink showing the current control when a dialogue box is open.
  • Page 30: Playback Controls Layout

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 6. Playback Controls Layout STEP REL-PB SELECT STEP STEP/ BACK The playback section of the desk provides controls for executing active cues and fading between two pre-stored scenes. These faders consist of A/B and C/D, automatic timed sliders. Playbacks •...
  • Page 31: Button Details

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide BUTTON DETAILS Note: The personality in which you have selected your console to operate in will change the way many of the following buttons work. The following instructions will assume the Palette Classic US Console Personality. Direct access to actions like Record will go straight to the Command Line.
  • Page 32: Copy

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 4. Copy • Highlight the cues you want to copy with the blue box, then press [SHIFT] [COPY] [NUMBER] [ENTER] to copy the selected cue(s) to new cue(s). • Press [COPY] [LOOK] to copy a Look. •...
  • Page 33: Goto

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 10. Goto • Goto will place that cue on stage in the time setup in Show Options>Cue List. Press [GOTO] [#] [ENTER] to take the selected Cue List to the desired cue. •...
  • Page 34: Look

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 14. 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.
  • Page 35: Record

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 20. Record Recording Cues: • The Record function stores values into an item (usually Cues or Looks). To record a cue, press the [RECORD] but- ton then [ENTER] to accept the auto-incrementing cue number or press the number of the cue you wish to record and press [ENTER].
  • Page 36: Release Playback

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 22. Release Playback • Pressing the [REL-PB] button will release the Cue List on the selected playback master. The cue pointer will remain at the current cue position, therefore pressing [GO] will put you back into the same state you were in before you hit [REL-PB].
  • Page 37: Softkeys

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 25. Softkeys The softkey buttons are context sensitive to what you are doing. When no dialogue boxes are open, they provide additional functionality that is not available with the hard buttons on the console. When a dialogue box is open, the LEDs show you what buttons are used to jump to specific controls (lists, checkboxes, etc.).
  • Page 38: Up / Down

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 28. Up / Down • Use these buttons to raise or lower the selected channel’s intensity by the pre-determined level in [S2] "Show Options." • Use with [SHIFT] to move the selected channel’s intensity one percentage point. •...
  • Page 39: Processor Keyboard Shortcuts

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 31. Processor Keyboard Shortcuts The following processor keyboard shortcuts can be used in place of the console buttons, if desired. For instructions on setting up Cue List Control, refer to "QWERTY Keyboard Cue List Control" on page Button Function Plus - Used in command line...
  • Page 40: Software Configuration

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION 1. Main PaletteOS Software Screen The following pages are brief descriptions of the main PaletteOS software screen and its elements. More thorough information is always available in the software’s Help Menu. Help Menu (Available on the auto-hiding taskbar) Channel Grid...
  • Page 41: Cue List

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Cue List The Cue List display allows instant access to altering cue and attribute timing as well as labels, wait, follow, and loop parameters. The blue box is moved around by using [ARROW KEYS].
  • Page 42: Paletteos Control Panel

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 6. PaletteOS Control Panel The PaletteOS software runs on a custom processor under the Windows® Vista operating system (OS). An OS system means that only the software necessary to run the console is installed and no unauthorized software can be installed by the user.
  • Page 43: Application Controls

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Application Controls The Applications section contains icons for launching the PaletteOS software or opening various accessory applications. Palette The Palette icon launches the PaletteOS software. Manage Files The Manage Files icon launches the file manager which will allow you to move, copy and delete files on the console.
  • Page 44: System Controls

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide System Controls The System section contains configuration items for your lighting control system. Configure Network Clicking Configure Network icon opens the Network Configuration dialogue box. Here you can set or change the static IP address of the console. Advanced Network The Advanced Network icon accesses the Windows networking tools for advanced network configuration.
  • Page 45 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide If a Static IP address is required, then follow the steps below to setup a network connection. To manually setup a network connection: Step 1. At Control Panel, click "Advanced Network" icon. Step 2.
  • Page 46 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Change Console Name Clicking the Change Console Name icon opens the Change Console Name dialogue box. Note that once you enter a new name and select "OK", the console will reboot to complete the configuration change. Set System Time Clicking the Set System Time icon opens the Date and Time dialogue box.
  • Page 47 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Set Screen Resolution Clicking the Set Screen Resolution icon opens the Display Settings dialogue box. Here you can adjust the resolution and configuration for two monitors. Screen Saver Preferences Clicking the Screen Saver Preferences icon opens the Screen Saver Settings dialogue box. Here you can adjust or turn off the screen saver settings.
  • Page 48: Touch Screen Calibration

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Mouse Options Clicking the Mouse Options icon opens the Mouse Properties dialogue box. Here you can adjust the way your mouse works with the console’s computer. Touch Screen Calibration The console processor supports the use of a touchscreen monitor. Due to mouse driver requirements, only ELO Touchscreens should be used and connected with the USB cable, not the serial cable.
  • Page 49 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide On Screen Keyboard Clicking the On Screen Keyboard icon opens the virtual keyboard. Regional Settings Clicking the Regional Settings icon opens the Regional and Language Options dialogue box. Here you can adjust the regional location, keyboard and other input languages. Volume Control The Volume Control icon opens the volume fader.
  • Page 50 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Task Manager The Task Manager icon opens the Windows Task Manger dialogue box. Here the applications, processes, services, performance data and other things can be viewed. (Note that accessing this screen is not part of normal operation.) Command Prompt The Command Prompt icon opens the system’s command prompt which is primarily for technical...
  • Page 51 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Printer Setup The Printer Setup icon opens the printer configuration controls. Here you can setup a printer for your console. Printing can be achieved by connecting the console to a Local Printer or a Local Area Network Printer. The Network Printer option saves you from having to move the printer close to the console.
  • Page 52 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Step 4. At Printer dialog box, click "Add a Printer" button. Step 5. At Add Printer dialog box, click either "Add a local printer" or "Add a network wireless or Bluetooth printer" as required. Step 6.
  • Page 53 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Firewall Settings The Firewall Settings icon opens the Windows Firewall Settings dialogue box. Here you can adjust the firewall settings of the console’s computer. Defrag Drive The Defrag Drive icon opens the Disk Defragmenter dialogue box. Here you can clean up your hard drive by performing the defrag optimization.
  • Page 54: Maintenance Controls

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Maintenance Controls The Maintenance section contains items that are primarily used by an authorized service center or by a user with instructions from technical support. Update Palette Software The Update Palette Software icon opens the Palette Software Upgrades dialogue box. Here you can perform a software update by launching a software update file.
  • Page 55 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Run the hardware test, select your console, select the panel to test and then activate all hardware elements. Any odd behavior should be reported to an Authorized Service Center for diagnosis. Launch Debugger The Launch Debugger icon launches the Engine Status program and then the PaletteOS.
  • Page 56 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide USB View The USB View icon launches the USB View program. This should only be used when directed by a technical support specialist. Delete All Settings The Delete All Settings icon allows you to return the console to its factory default settings. End Console Processes The End Console Processes icon will stop all console programs from running.
  • Page 57: Information

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Information This section provides useful technical information about the hardware, software and settings. Run/Shutdown Controls and Application List Launch / Show PaletteOS This button launches the PaletteOS software application so you can begin programming a new show (or load an existing show file).
  • Page 58: Tracking Backup

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide System Shutdown This button will shutdown the console. Click "Yes" to proceed. If recent changes have not been saved, the console will ask to save (or discard) changes before exiting. Note: Answering either way (Yes or No) to the "Show Modified" dialogue box will shutdown the console.
  • Page 59: Restoring The Software

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide RESTORING THE SOFTWARE 1. Updating or Re-Installing PaletteOS Software If it is necessary to update or re-install the PaletteOS application onto the processor, follow the steps below. Note: The processor always looks to removable media first upon startup for software updates. Therefore, it is important not to leave a USB Key containing update software in the processor.
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  • Page 61: Chapter 4. Setup

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Setup • Accessory - Hardware Components Note: This chapter provides software operations which are necessary to configure console hardware components.
  • Page 62: Accessory - Hardware Components

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide ACCESSORY - HARDWARE COMPONENTS 1. Overview The console is highly configurable and can be set up in different ways depending on your requirements. The Hardware Setup window provides setup options. Components such as button array panels, Grandmasters, triggers, and console lights can be configured by pressing the appropriate tab in the window.
  • Page 63 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide tion as normal, but at any time you can grab the fade and manually complete it using this handle. If you [Halt] the cue, you can either press [GO] to complete it, or use the handle to manually complete the transition to the next cue. If you are sitting in a cue, moving the handle will initiate the transition to the next cue.
  • Page 64: Dead Black Out (Dbo)

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Dead Black Out (DBO) The Dead Black out has multiple functions. Whenever it is enabled, it is like pulling the Grandmaster slider down to 0% in zero time. There are macros that allow you to control this feature programmatically. •...
  • Page 65: Level Entry Mode

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Level Entry Mode This option affects the way that you enter levels for channels from the keypad. Use Enter Key: Command Line, where the action is confirmed with the Enter key. [1] [@] [7] [ENTER] : Channel 1 goes to 70% Single Digit Entry: Channel goes straight to the desired level after a single digit is entered following the [@] key (i.e.
  • Page 66: Macro Editor And Commands

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 5. Macro Editor and Commands Macros can contain Commands or Scripts, however, they are not keystroke recorders. Macros Commands are very powerful, user-definable routines that the PaletteOS runs when assigned to cues, time events, macro buttons, variables or triggers.
  • Page 67 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Any arguments (parameters) of the command will be listed. Double-click on the Value column to set an appropriate value, then click OK. You can Insert as many individual commands as you like for each macro and order them by selecting their line and use [S5] and [S6] to move them Up and Down in the list.
  • Page 68 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Notes Setup...
  • Page 69: Chapter 5. Operation

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Operation • Selecting Channels and Setting Levels • Recording a Cue or Look Note: This chapter provides software operations which will get the system up and running. For complete software operation instructions, refer to the Palette Series Software User Manual.
  • Page 70: Selecting Channels And Setting Levels

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide SELECTING CHANNELS AND SETTING LEVELS 1. Channel Grid Overview Channel information is displayed on the Channel Grid (shown below) with the channel number on the top row of numbers and the level on the bottom row. The color bubble below can be turned on or off using the Display menu. Selecting a channel is the first step towards setting or modifying levels.
  • Page 71: Using The Keypad To Select Channels

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 2. Using the Keypad to Select Channels To Select Channels Using Keypad: Step 1. At keypad, enter number of channel(s) you wish to select. (Typing will be reflected in the Command Line.) Step 2.
  • Page 72: Recording A Cue Or Look

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide RECORDING A CUE OR LOOK 1. Recording a Cue Fast Description The following works in any console personality: Step 1. Select channels and set levels. Step 2. Press [RECORD] [ENTER] or [RECORD], Cue #, [ENTER] or [RECORD] [SELECT] on the Playback you want to use.
  • Page 73 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide The following properties are optional: [S1] - If needed, select the "Cue List" to record to. The default is the cue list you currently have selected. [S3] - Change the "Record" option if needed. The default option is to record your Live as exactly what you see on stage coming from the selected cue list.
  • Page 74 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide • Update (see above) is the default. Pressing [ENTER] or [S2] will close this dialogue box and update the existing cue, not losing old cue data. • Pressing [S1] "Delete and Replace" will delete the existing cue and record the new cue data to this cue number using the channels specified in [S3] optional above.
  • Page 75: Detailed Description

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide If you select "Block new values into cue range," each cue in the range will get the new values as determined by the Record Options you selected with [S3] in the "Record" dialogue box. This may result in Redundant Data which may or may not be desirable (normally only desirable in multiple cue list environments where you want to be sure each cue will be in total control of those lights, regardless of what other cue lists are doing).
  • Page 76 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide c. Selected (all attributes) - only channels currently selected but will include all attributes for that fixture whether they have been adjusted or not. d. Captured Attributes - only channels that have been selected and changed. This will include only the attributes that have been changed.
  • Page 77: Look

    Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 3. Look Pages By clicking the icon in the top left-hand corner of your screen titled "Look," you will be taken to the Look screen. Here you are able to access all of your Looks pages and individual Looks within those pages. You have the ability to bring up each individual look by clicking on that Look and dragging up the Virtual Look Slider to the appropriate percentage, or by changing the percentage in the values column.
  • Page 78 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide If you move the blue box over to "Look Type," you now have the ability to set your Look to various types. Operation...
  • Page 79 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Specifications...
  • Page 80 • 92805 classicPalette II 500 Console 26.8 lbs (12.2kg) Dimensions (LxWxH): • 92800 basicPalette II Console 25.2 x 17.8 x 4.5" (640 x 452 x 115mm) • 92801 32/64 presetPalette II Console 39 x 17.8 x 4.5" (991 x 452 x 115mm) •...
  • Page 81 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide Software Tips...
  • Page 82 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide 1. Helpful Tips and Shortcuts Below are some helpful tips and shorts to operate and program your Palette II Control Console. Take a few moments to review these for future use. The tips are also available through the PaletteOS software. •...
  • Page 83 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide • The command line supports relative movement of moving light attributes. For example, you can type [1] [THRU] [1] [0] [PAN] [+] [9] [0] [ENTER]. • If you want one group of channels to move at a different rate than others in the same cue, you can either move those channels to a different part or use the Independent Timing where each and every attribute of every channel can have its own Wait and Fade time.
  • Page 84 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide • The NEXT/PREV button moves you through dialogue boxes. Use it with [SHIFT] to move backwards through a dialogue box. • You can delete cue parts by highlighting any cell part's line with the blue box and press the DEL key. The channels in that part can either be moved to the main cue or removed from the cue altogether.
  • Page 85 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide • If you want to remove information in a cue, LOAD the cue, select the channels, release them, then press the [UPDT] key to update the cue. • To quickly record a Look Master, set the desired levels then press [SHIFT] [REC] then a [BUMP] button. You can later edit the name of the Look by pressing [VIEW] then [BUMP] to get the Look's properties.
  • Page 86 Palette II Lighting Control Console Installation & Setup Guide • Go to the Control Panel to change your Screen Saver. Changing the Settings of "My Pictures Slideshow" allows you to point to your own directory of images that you place on the hard drive. •...
  • Page 87 Notes...
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