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Manual – page 18 www.adblighting.com Issue: 1.00 Physical and virtual Faders Some hardware platforms have dedicated Auditorium controls; on other systems the function can be assigned to the wheel, another physical fader, or controlled from the alphanumeric keyboard. Note: The Auditorium fader is purely inhibitive. It can fade down the channels allocated to it if they are present at the Output from other working fields. It cannot add those channels to the Output. For more information on inhibit functions, please turn to the chapter *Submasters And Banks*. 5.6 The Submasters ISIS ® software supports up to 96 submasters, however the are fewer physical faders on all standard systems. Each submaster can have a non-zero value at any time, but only one page of submasters can have physical control. Because of the concept of submaster pages, it is likely that there will be discrepancies between the positions of the actual submaster faders and their virtual values. The levels of individual submasters can be displayed on screen in the submaster information boxes. The submaster level is shown in white if it is the physical fader controlling the submaster level, and in red if it is the virtual value controlling the submaster level. When there is a difference such as this, manual control of the submaster can be taken by moving the physical fader so that its level matches that of the virtual fader. When the match is made, the submaster value changes from red to white to show that the physical fader is in control of the submaster level. Any submaster can be controlled by the physical fader by changing pages as required. If a page change is not desirable, the virtual fader can be controlled from the alphanumeric keyboard. Please refer to the chapter *Using The Alphanumeric Keyboard *. There is a function in the submaster configuration dialogue box that sets the virtual fader value to the physical fader of the selected submaster(s) on the selected page. For example: if submaster 1 is set to 50% and the page turned so that the physical fader becomes submaster 25, the fader is at 50% but the virtual value of submaster 25 (17) is still zero. Either the operator moves the physical fader down to zero to match the virtual value (shown in red in the submaster information box), or the “faders” function can be used to force the virtual value to match the physical position of the selected submaster.
examples of keystrokes Physical and Virtual Faders � Enters the submaster configuration dialogue box (for submaster 1 only). � Forces the virtual value of submaster 1 to match the position of the fader. � Exits the configuration dialogue box. 5.7 The Submaster General fader Each submaster can be assigned to the Submaster General fader, which has overall control of the levels of all submasters that are allocated to it. By default, each submaster is assigned to this fader, but it is possible to configure a submaster to ignore this control. The Submaster General fader is entirely virtual on all operating surfaces, and can be assigned to the wheel, another physical fader, or controlled directly from the alphanumeric keyboard. Submasters are allocated to the Submaster General fader in the submaster configuration dialogue. examples of keystrokes � Displays the submaster configuration dialogue box for the selected submaster. � Use the down arrow key to move the cursor to the Submaster General fader box. www.adblighting.com Manual – page 19 Issue: 1.00
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