Removing focus pallet from fixtures

If you want pan/tilt to return to their previous levels (before you modified them) - if you haven't recorded the cue sneak-enter the focus parameters, or if you have recorded the cue at-enter the focus parameters and update the cue.

If you want the units to stay where they are, but break the reference to the palette, use the 'make absolute' softkey.

If you want pan/tilt to return to their previous levels (before you modified them) - if you haven't recorded the cue sneak-enter the focus parameters, or if you have recorded the cue at-enter the focus parameters and update the cue.

If you want the units to stay where they are, but break the reference to the palette, use the 'make absolute' softkey.

Thanks guys, I will give this a shot next time I am behind the board. Can you explain what make absolute does, and what other instances I may use it in?

Make absolute breaks the reference to a palette or preset and replaces it with the actual (absolute) value.

I figured out what I was exactly looking for. I am training someone on our board and he asked what the encoder wheels did when they were pressed, while I was showing him, I noticed the home SK on the pan and tilt. Hit that and they returned where I wanted them and broke the reference.