Palette OS Manual - Strand Lighting

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Palette OS v10 Recovery & Enable Outputs 422 Recalibrating, Striking and Dousing Fixtures 424 Software Revision History 425 Console Connections 426 Palette 426 Light Palette 429 Rack Palette 432 Appendix 435 License 435 Offices and Service Centres 437 Keyboard Shortcuts 438 Strand Lighting p5
Palette OS v10 Concepts and Overview Welcome Page Date: Februray 2008 Engine Version: User Interface Version: v10.0.0 v10.0.0 Congratulations on the purchase of your Strand Lighting Palette Lighting Control Console. For general help, use the Contents, Index or Search tab on the left. Check out the Software Revision History. Palette is a powerful, yet easy to program and operate theatrical control system that truly does marry dimming and automated control like no other desk. The key is in the software design, using a Graphical User Interface, together with a control surface that gives you all the direct access that you have come to expect from a professional lighting console. The core fade engine works on the Last-Action philosophy, meaning levels and attributes stay put until another control moves them, freeing you from recording all channels in all cues. This lends itself nicely to the multiple cue list environment that Palette also boasts. Below are links to full-fledged help topics that describe some of the keys features that make Palette a very powerful desk: o o o o o Universal Attribute Control Model - Horizon Control's UAC is a whole new way of thinking about controlling moving lights. It frees the designer from the crazy world of DMX charts and lets you think of the lights in your rig as tools to aid you in your design. Adding Effects with Palette is as easy and convenient as making a gobo rotate clockwise. Effects can be added to any attribute or attribute family and from that point onward in the show, the parameters of the effect track, just like any other attribute value. Busking - With Palette's unique approach to storing entire looks, rather than just levels, the slider panels become incredibly flexible tools to busk shows live. The setup and operation is far faster than other desks and core fade engine allows you to build up extremely complex looks and then tear them back down to their primitives in any order. Move In Black - Never again worry about manually marking your moving lights so you don't see unwanted live moves on stage as cues come up without being limited to global parameter timing. Each cue possess its own MIB timing as well as MIB Suppression. Timing parameters are extremely flexible, from individual attribute family's wait, fade Strand Lighting p6
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