non dim channels

wonder if anyone can help me?

 

In a theatre i have to do the lighting for soon their going to be plugging my moving devices into non dim sockets on the bar which are dmx controllable. Is there a way i can tell the desk to turn theses non dim channels on at the start of my cue list and leave on untill the the show is over??

 

any thoughts

 

 

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  • Hi there -

    Another way to do this is to assign those channels to an Independent switch, and also set that switch to Exclusive mode. This way you have an LED stating clearly that those channels are "on" or "off", although this would be a manual action that your operator would have to make at the start and end of your show.

    Thanks -

    Sarah

  • Hi Sarah

     

    thanks for getting back to me i do like that idea, If its in "exclusive" no matter what you do will no alterations will happen to theses channels unless the independent button is pushed?

     

    Someone was saying about parking channels? would that help? if so how do i do that? or would the best option be to put them on independent?

     

    Cheers 

     

  • Yes, "Exclusive" means that no other channel controls can touch those channels. Both Masters and Independents can be Exclusive.

    Parking channels is another way of ensuring that no channel controls can touch a channel.

    • To Park a channel, select it, set to a level then [Park] & [CH/ID]
    • To Unpark, select channels, [C/Alt] & [Park]

    As to which method to choose, it's really down to your style of operation:

    Parked channels don't show their 'real' level in Live while Exclusive do. To Park/Unpark Parked channels you will need to use the keypad while Masters/Independents let you hit a button/move a fader.

    Both methods can be automated, Exclusive Masters by Master Links and Park functions by Macros.



    [edited by: Richard at 4:24 AM (GMT -6) on Mon, Oct 3 2011]
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  • Yes, "Exclusive" means that no other channel controls can touch those channels. Both Masters and Independents can be Exclusive.

    Parking channels is another way of ensuring that no channel controls can touch a channel.

    • To Park a channel, select it, set to a level then [Park] & [CH/ID]
    • To Unpark, select channels, [C/Alt] & [Park]

    As to which method to choose, it's really down to your style of operation:

    Parked channels don't show their 'real' level in Live while Exclusive do. To Park/Unpark Parked channels you will need to use the keypad while Masters/Independents let you hit a button/move a fader.

    Both methods can be automated, Exclusive Masters by Master Links and Park functions by Macros.



    [edited by: Richard at 4:24 AM (GMT -6) on Mon, Oct 3 2011]
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