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I'm looking at a cue list put together by some one else and having a tough time wading through the manual to find some answers; 
 
 In the M/V column there are some "F2"s (from my forwards) but in the book I see an example PSD with a "F5" and a "F9" (all mine are "F2"!) what dictates the # following F? Similar for some Hang H# entries in the example. Where does the # come from? 
 
 In the Int/Up and Int/Down columns I see some entries enclosed in boxes and some not. (I'll use square brackets) 
 
 [ 5 ] = 5 up and 5 down. OK [ 5 ] / [ 10 ] = 5 up and 10 down. OK 
 
 But [ 5 ] / 10 = 5 up but ? 5 / [ 10] = 10 down but ? And 5[ 5] / = ? 
 
 There may be a place I can find this or a tutorial .

David_Hately · Accepted Answer

If I'm understanding your brackets, the following is how it works: 
 
 [ 5 ] / 10 = 5 up and 10 down, but there is nothing actually fading down in that cue. Likewise for 5 / [ 10 ] - there is nothing fading up. 
 5 [ 5 ] = 5 up with a 5 delay on the up only (no down time indicated). The number outside the box is the delay. 
 
 You can clear time to the default (if desired) by saying cue x time enter. You can likewise get rid of the delay by saying cue x delay enter. The best thing might be to search in ETC's youtube channel - there are videos there that explain functions on their own. Start here! www.youtube.com/watch

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