ISIS® Software for PHOENIX XT and MENTOR

System Setup
Note: If ‘Channel Fixed’ mode is selected, the direct channel control will not be
available.
6.4.2 Moving light parameter control
The submaster faders can be used to directly control moving light parameters, by
using the Unfold function. This offers a convenient way of selecting and setting
parameter values, and can be extremely useful on platforms that do not have digital
encoder wheels.
example of keystrokes
� Toggles the faders between submaster control and parameter control for the
selected channel(s).
Note: The selected channels must be defined as moving lights or colour scrollers for
this function to have any effect. For further information, please see the
chapters *Motion Control Setup* and *Using Moving Lights*.
The Manual Table configuration function allows groups of 4 submaster faders to be
configured permanently into a different control mode. In this case, selected faders
could be defined as fixed parameter controls.
The same process demonstrated in the example above can be used to assign faders
to direct parameter control, in this case choosing the option ‘Channel Fixed’ in the
Fader edit dialogue box.
6.4.3 Extra fader control
The submaster faders can be assigned to control virtual levels. This offers direct
control over these settings and is useful for hardware platforms that do not have the
required physical fader. The table below lists the available controls that can be
assigned.
Fader Description
Audio Controls the Audio Input level found in the General Configuration
dialogue.
Auditorium Controls the Auditorium group level.
DmxIn Controls the DMX Input level found in the General Configuration
dialogue.
SmFlash Controls the Submaster Flash level.
SmGeneral Controls the Submaster General Master level.
EffectSpeed Controls the Speed of a selected chase or effect.
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