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Priority
The Priority feature sets a Priority Level from 0-10.
Pile-On / Pile-Off Behavior:
+ Higher priority state overrides lower, deselect returns to lower priority state.
+ Equal priority recall replaces recall at that priority.
+ Intensity: HTP for submasters at a given priority level.
Example of Submaster Priority Interaction:
Submaster 1 is assigned to the default priority of zero with Cue 100 "wash look" selected/recalled on stage.
Submaster 2 is assigned to priority of 1 with Cue 101 "audience bally" loaded into the submaster. When Submaster 2
is selected, its contents will override Submaster 1 recalling Cue 101. When Submaster 2 is deselected, the console
will automatically
restore to Cue 100.
To set priority using command line:
+ At console keypad, press [Sub] [n] [Thru] [m] [At] p - where p is priority number 0-10.
To set priority using submaster touchscreen:
Step 1. Choose a submaster to bring up its Setup options. ("Choose" is activated by touching the specific
submaster on the touchscreen.)
Step 2. Using touchscreen, set priority level.
Step 3. Press
Closeto close Setup screen.
Priority
- CONTROL CONSOLE 1
- FOREWORD 3
- Compliance and Safety Notice 5
- Revision History 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- Chapter 4. Manual Control 8
- Chapter 6. Palettes 10
- Chapter 7. Basic Cues 11
- Chapter 8. Dynamics 11
- Chapter 9. Effects 11
- Chapter 10. Special Features 12
- Chapter 13. Submasters 14
- Chapter 14. System Setups 15
- Chapter 16. Show Maintenance 16
- Appendix B. Reference 17
- Appendix C. Index 17
- XVI V676 18
- INTRODUCTION 19
- Customer Service 20
- Text Conventions and Icons 21
- Button 21
- OVERVIEW AND INSTALLATION 23
- OVERVIEW - V676 CONSOLE 24
- Components 25
- Desk Layout 26
- Console Front and Rear Panels 27
- INSTALLATION - V676 CONSOLE 28
- Desk Lamp 33
- Installation Guidelines 34
- Only one of 34
- OVERVIEW - V476 CONSOLE 35
- V476 Components 36
- V476 Desk Layout 37
- INSTALLATION - V476 CONSOLE 39
- DETAIL A DETAIL B 41
- Only one of the 42
- SYSTEM AND DEVICE CONNECTIONS 43
- Syst em Comm Trigger 44
- In Thru Out 44
- Serial DataSMP TE InMIDI 44
- GENERAL OPERATION 47
- Restart Vx76 Application 49
- Power Down Console 49
- Touchscreen Operation 50
- Window Operation 51
- Status Indicator Bar 52
- Log Messages 53
- SETTING PREFERENCES 54
- V676 CONSOLE VS. V476 CONSOLE 55
- Workspace Swapping 56
- SHOW FILES 57
- New Show button 58
- Show File Manager Window 58
- CONFIGURATION AND PATCH 59
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 60
- Using System Configuration 61
- Store Config 62
- Clear Config 62
- nodes 63
- Ethernet Configuration 64
- Patch Overview 66
- Profiles 66
- DMX Universes 67
- Patch Procedures 68
- Patching DMX Fixtures 69
- Entering Patch Commands 70
- LED Fixture Control 71
- Patching Ranges 71
- Patch Editing 72
- Patch Spreadsheet 73
- Dimmer Curves 75
- PLAN VIEW 77
- Nudge and Align 79
- Plan View Settings 80
- Plan View Layouts 81
- Layout 81
- Plan View 82
- Enter 82
- Selected 83
- Plan View Actions (Show/Hide) 84
- Plan View Regions 85
- Patch Fixtures in Plan View 87
- Edit Fixture From Plan View 87
- MANUAL CONTROL 89
- CHANNEL SELECT 90
- Mark Zero 91
- From Channel Select Window 93
- [Next] and [Last] 97
- LAMP CONTROL 98
- Start Arm 99
- ENCODER CONTROL 100
- Front Panel Encoders 101
- Value/Range Display 102
- Pan and Tilt 103
- Intensity 103
- CONTROL CONSOLE USER MANUAL 104
- Image (Gobo) 105
- Dynamics 106
- Sliding Encoder Sidebar 108
- Encoders HUD Window 109
- 12 435 867 110
- 11 12 1413 15 1816 17 110
- Encoder Fan Examples 111
- High Resolution Mode 112
- KEYPAD CONTROL 113
- Examples: 115
- LUMINAIRE STATUS 117
- Manual Change Filter 119
- 102 V676 120
- Allows channel selection 120
- Parameter Columns Window 121
- Intensity Window 122
- 106 V676 124
- TIMING, FILTERS AND SNEAK 125
- OVERVIEW 126
- General Operations 127
- TIMING FILTER 128
- Time/Speed Formats 129
- Guidelines: 130
- Fanned Timing and Delays 132
- FUNCTION FILTER 133
- Filter Guidelines: 134
- Function Filter Operation 135
- Overview 136
- Sneak Values 137
- 120 V676 138
- Sneak 3D 139
- Sneak X 139
- Sneak Value or Percent 140
- Direct Sneak To Parameters 140
- TEMPLATES 141
- 124 V676 142
- PALETTES 143
- GENERAL PALETTE OPERATION 144
- Color Filter Setting 145
- Palette Store Options 145
- Working with Palettes 146
- 12 435 867 910 148
- 11 12 1413 15 1816 1 7 19 2 0 148
- Bank 1 149
- Bank 2, Bank 3, etc 149
- Palette Button at the 149
- Palette Labels 150
- Label Shortcuts 151
- Century Palette Window 152
- Submaster Palette Area 153
- From Palettes 155
- Preset Palette Button 156
- Preset Global Delete 157
- Preset Data Window 158
- Storing and Recalling Colors 160
- Color Palette Button 160
- Color Palette Data Window 161
- 144 V676 162
- WIN + C (to copy) 162
- From Keypad 165
- Beam Palette Data Window 166
- WIN + P (to paste) 167
- Group Palette Button 169
- Ordered Groups 169
- & button 172
- Arrangement Tab 173
- Ad-Hoc Groups 174
- Refresh to 175
- OTHER PALETTE TYPES 176
- DESKTOP PALETTES 177
- 160 V676 178
- BASIC CUES 179
- CREATING CUES 180
- Storing Cues 181
- Soft Keyboard Copy/Paste 182
- Modifying Cues 184
- Deleting Cues 184
- Selected Cue Info Display 185
- Board button 185
- PLAYING BACK CUES 186
- 170 V676 188
- DYNAMICS 189
- DYNAMICS OVERVIEW 190
- Dynamics Super Palette 191
- Basic Guidelines 192
- Methods For Storing Dynamics 192
- DYNAMICS OPERATION 193
- 176 V676 194
- Playing Back a Canned Dynamic 195
- button 196
- Example: 197
- Warning Messages 198
- Fanning Dynamic Offset 199
- Dynamic 200
- Dynamic button 200
- Storing Dynamics in Macros 200
- Palette Store Dynamic Only 201
- DynOnly button 201
- 186 V676 204
- Dynamic Select Button 206
- Playing Back a Custom Dynamic 206
- Dynamics with Keypad 207
- Dynamics Palette Data Window 207
- 190 V676 208
- EFFECTS OVERVIEW 210
- Effects Super Palette 211
- What is a Set? 212
- What is a Sequence? 213
- CREATING EFFECTS 214
- Effect Select Button 215
- Change loading method: 216
- Sequence: Background State 217
- Editing Effects 218
- EFFECT ATTRIBUTES 219
- Breaking/Cascade Effect: 220
- Duration 222
- Changing Effect Attributes 222
- EFFECT TIMING 223
- Step-Level Timing 225
- Assigning Timing Values 226
- 210 V676 228
- Stop/Step Button 228
- PLAYING BACK EFFECTS 229
- Autoload Submaster 230
- Stop Flags 231
- ADVANCED OPERATIONS 232
- Groups as Effect Sets 234
- Storing Effects as Cues 236
- xxxxxxEnter/Accept 236
- Utility Menu 236
- SPECIAL FEATURES 237
- ADVANCED CONTROL 238
- QuickFocus 239
- * Or [Last] as required 240
- Highlight 242
- DATA COPY AND MOVE 243
- Copy Data 244
- Color/Beam Palette Copy 245
- FUNCTION KEYS 246
- CONTROLLING MEDIA SERVERS 250
- patch edit button 251
- 234 V676 252
- Media Palette 253
- Media Super Palette 255
- Enter button is 257
- Server Control 258
- Legacy Media Windows 259
- Important Notes: 260
- 244 V676 262
- 246 V676 264
- 248 V676 266
- SNAPSHOTS 267
- BOARD CUES 267
- Storing Snapshots 269
- Snaps 269
- 252 V676 270
- Snapshot Palette Button 270
- Snapshot Palette Buttons 271
- Cue Snapshot Effect Loading 272
- Recording Macros 273
- Macro 273
- Macro Palette Button 274
- Start Recording button 275
- Macros Data Window 276
- Recalling Macros 278
- Canned Macros 278
- Table 11-1: Canned Macros 279
- 262 V676 280
- 264 V676 282
- Board Cue Data Display 284
- Recording Board Cues 285
- xxxxxxEnter/Accept 285
- Deleting Board Cues 286
- Recalling Board Cues 286
- Board Cues Window 287
- ADVANCED CUE FEATURES 289
- SPECIAL CUE ATTRIBUTES 290
- Wait/Trail Time 291
- Global Cue Time 292
- Out Time 293
- How Faders Affect Intensity 294
- Command-Line Shortcuts 295
- Cue Store Target 296
- Cue Attribute Target 296
- Miscellaneous Shortcuts 296
- Locating Stored Cues 297
- Freeze State Cues 297
- Track and Fill 299
- Selective Store 300
- Selective Recall 301
- Undo a Delete Command 301
- Manual Undo To Recorded State 302
- Modifying Cues in a Submaster 302
- Submaster Direct Mode 303
- Resync to sub # label 304
- CUE WINDOWS 305
- Separators 306
- Renumbering Cues 306
- Submasters Track Mode 306
- Submasters Autoload 307
- Submaster Stop/Step 307
- Snapshot Indicator 307
- Cue Data 308
- Customizing Cue Data Window 309
- Customizing Cue Data Toolbar 310
- Cue Editing 310
- Cue Data Find/Replace 311
- 294 V676 312
- Enable Editing Button 312
- Find/Replace Button 312
- CUE STACKS 313
- Stacks Palette 314
- Using Stacks with Submasters 316
- SUBMASTERS 317
- Submaster Controls 318
- SUBMASTER MODES 319
- Control and Setup Screens 320
- Priority 322
- Intensity Mode 323
- Add/Solo Mode 324
- Go Fader Mode 324
- Rate checkbox 326
- Clear to clear 327
- 312 V676 330
- Manual Assign 334
- Manual Assign 334
- 318 V676 336
- PLAYBACK INTENSITY LEVEL 338
- Example Intensity Scenarios 339
- Intensity Transitions 340
- PLAYBACK 341
- Controlling Linked Playback 342
- Direct Mode 342
- Copy/Move Submaster 342
- 326 V676 344
- SYSTEM SETUPS 345
- SETTINGS 346
- Storing Tab 347
- DMX In Tab 347
- MIDI Tab 348
- Highlight Tab 349
- Default Explanations 350
- DISPLAY FILTERS 351
- Automatic Display Filtering 352
- MULTI-CONSOLE FEATURES 353
- This Console 354
- Channel Partition 355
- OFF-LINE PROGRAMMING 356
- SOFTWARE UPDATES 357
- 340 V676 358
- 3D GRAPHIC DISPLAY 359
- 3D FEATURES 360
- Importing a Venue 361
- Match 3D 362
- 3D DISPLAY WINDOW 363
- 3D Orientation 364
- Using 3D Graphic Window 365
- Quick Keys 366
- 3D Graphic Settings 367
- X/Y Control 368
- LIVE/PREVIEW MODE 369
- 352 V676 370
- Live/Preview 370
- Toggle Button 370
- SHOW MAINTENANCE 371
- SHOW FILE AND DATA MANAGEMENT 372
- Launch button to open 373
- Import Show Data 374
- 358 V676 376
- Save a Copy 378
- USITT ASCII Show File Import 379
- Exporting Patch 380
- Importing Patch 380
- Console Log 381
- Printing 382
- UPDATING PROFILES 384
- Importing Profiles 385
- Updating Profiles 386
- Deleting Profiles 387
- ON-LINE DIAGNOSTICS 388
- Dimmer Check Commands 389
- Clear Status Errors 389
- 372 V676 390
- CONTROL BY EXTERNAL DEVICES 391
- CONCEPTS 392
- Switch Closure Trigger Input 393
- MIDI NOTES 394
- MIDI/SMPTE TIMECODE 395
- Recording 396
- 380 V676 398
- MIDI SHOW CONTROL 399
- Variables 400
- Commands 400
- Defined [Go] Actions 401
- MIDI Show Control Output 402
- OFF-LINE MODE (VISIONARY) 403
- VISIONARY OPERATION 404
- Heads Up Display (HUD) 405
- Command HUD Operation 406
- Encoders HUD Operation 407
- Submasters HUD Operation 408
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 409
- SPECIFICATIONS 410
- (1,189 mm) 410
- 46.80" 410
- (622 mm) 411
- 24.50" 411
- 394 V676 412
- REFERENCE 413
- 396 V676 414
- Mac Keyboard Shortcuts 416
- Canned Dynamics 417
- 402 V676 420
- 404 V676 422
- GLOSSARY 423
- 406 V676 424
- Also see 426
- 410 V676 428
- 414 V676 432
- Numerics 434
- 418 V676 436
- 420 V676 438
- 422 V676 440
- 424 V676 442
- Dallas Office 444
- Dallas, Texas 75247 444
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