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8. Theatre stack - Page 43

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

8.4 Naming a cue

Type the step number to be named, then press E [Set Legend]. Enter

the legend on the QWERTY keyboard. While you are typing, the input is

shown on the VDU screen.

The name of the live cue and the next cue is displayed in the cue list on

the VDU screen.

8.5 Setting fade times for a cue

You can set fade in, fade out and “wait” times for each cue. Press C

[Set Times] to show the options. This will set the times for the current

cue. You can also use the “Live Time” and “Next Time” buttons (to the

right of the wheels) to set the times for the current and next cues. See

page

166 for details of times.

8.6 Jumping to a cue

You can change the cue being edited by typing the cue number then

pressing Enter. If you want to output this cue, press F [Cut to Live]

(fade times are ignored).

8.7 Running the show

If you have just been editing, you may need to type 1 then Softkey F to

set the console to cue 1.

The display above the control wheels shows the current cue number,

the next cue number, and the progress of the wait and fade times for

fade in, fade out and LTP.

For automatic cues, you can simply press

the Go button next to the wheels. The

console will carry out the fade with the

times you programmed.

If you want to manually control a fade,

you can use the in, out and LTP faders or

Go/Stop buttons to operate the cue. The

display just above wheel A shows the

percentage of fade (9 - 0) left to go

(shown as “5” in the picture). When Fade

In, Fade Out and LTP all show “0”, the

console moves on to the next cue.

Out HTP fade

LTP fade cue numbers

In HTP fade

1 2 ... 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 ... 205 206

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