Need Help ASAP with Clearing Parameters

Whilst all the answers have been basically correct, I suspect some of them are thinking the issue you have is different to (at least what I think) it is.

If you are running through a set of cue and then you do something manual to a light then as you move on through the cues the manual change remains until you get a cue that specifically sets that channel and parameter.   Normally this is what you'd want when running a show.

In this particular case you however want to go back to the "normal" cue values once you are done with the particular focus/beam.  

The button that does that is sneak.   So group and sneak will (normally over 5 seconds although you can put in a different time) remove your manual values.  (You could of course put that on a macro/command button on the magic sheet as a release function)

Assert was the other option you had if that is added to each cue but that means every cue transition would override your manual values, which probably you wouldn't normally want.  (you could if you wanted use capture to then override the assert but its getting all a bit complex to get right on the fly)

The other thing mentioned in the other replies which was clearing the command line, can be important as if you have a fixture selected then it stays with the manual values even if the cue being played wants to change those values.

Whilst all the answers have been basically correct, I suspect some of them are thinking the issue you have is different to (at least what I think) it is.

If you are running through a set of cue and then you do something manual to a light then as you move on through the cues the manual change remains until you get a cue that specifically sets that channel and parameter.   Normally this is what you'd want when running a show.

In this particular case you however want to go back to the "normal" cue values once you are done with the particular focus/beam.  

The button that does that is sneak.   So group and sneak will (normally over 5 seconds although you can put in a different time) remove your manual values.  (You could of course put that on a macro/command button on the magic sheet as a release function)

Assert was the other option you had if that is added to each cue but that means every cue transition would override your manual values, which probably you wouldn't normally want.  (you could if you wanted use capture to then override the assert but its getting all a bit complex to get right on the fly)

The other thing mentioned in the other replies which was clearing the command line, can be important as if you have a fixture selected then it stays with the manual values even if the cue being played wants to change those values.