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18. Glossary of words - Page 253

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PARK A Parked fixture is one which is patched to a handle

but has no DMX address set. This happens to a

fixture when its DMX address is taken by another

fixture during a later patching session; the Repatch

function is used to give it a new DMX address.

PERSONALITY A description of what Attributes a particular

Intelligent Fixture has and how the console will patch

and use these. It also determines which Attribute

Wheel will control which Attribute.

PLAYBACK Area of the console that can replay recorded Cues or

Chases using Playback Faders.

PRELOAD A playback button which sets the LTP channels in a

cue but not the HTP channels. Used to pre-position

fixtures before firing a cue. Also a cue list function

which allows one cue to preload the LTP channels in

another cue.

PRESET FOCUS The old name for Palettes on previous Avolites

consoles. See PALETTE.

PROGRAMMER The part of the console which contains Channel

information which has been changed by the user,

prior to recording.

SAFE Desk mode in which all Playback functions are

enabled, but all programming functions disabled.

SELECTED A Fixture that is under manual control.

SEQUENCE See CHASE.

SHAPE A preprogrammed effect available which is applied to

an Attribute. It can then be customised and stored in

a Cue.

SHARED PALETTE A Palette in which information is only stored for one

Fixture, but is available to all Fixtures of that type.

SOFTKEY Menu buttons marked A-J, which have different

functions depending on the currently active menu.

STACK Old name for a CUE LIST.

SWOP Type of flash button which turns on the output being

flashed and turns off all other output while the

button is pressed. Sometimes called “Solo”. Also

used for selecting fixtures or playbacks when

programming. See also FLASH.

TABLE List of pre-defined levels for an attribute allowing

settings to be recalled by name (for example the

colours available from a colour wheel may be found

in a table).

TIMECODE An electronic timer signal which allows cue list

playback to be synchronised to a soundtrack or other

events. The console can read MIDI timecode or can

take a timecode from the Windows sound player

application “Winamp”. An internal free-running timer

is also provided.

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