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Editing Palettes in Spreadsheet View
Spreadsheet view shows a range of palettes along the Y axis and channels/channel parameters
along the X axis. Viewing palettes in spreadsheet view is useful when you want to compare data
between palettes.
You may select a palette from the spreadsheet using the [Next] or [Last] keys to move through the
list or you may select the exact palette from the keypad. You may also select a range of palettes to
edit at once. You can make changes to the palette(s) by selecting channels and altering parameter
values. In addition to normal editing functions, you may also use the following commands in this
view: [Copy To], {Make Absolute}, {Make Null}, {Move To}, and {Replace With}.
The following are representative methods used for editing palettes in blind spreadsheet:
• [Color Palette] [1] [Thru] [9] [Enter] - selects color palettes 1 through 9.
• [1] {Scroller} {Make Null} [Enter] - sets channel 1 scroller value null in the selected color
palette.
• [1] {Scroller} [4] [Enter] - sets channel 1 scroller value to frame 4 in the selected color
palette.
In addition to the examples given above, here are some examples of the additional palette editing
features you have while editing in spreadsheet view:
• [palette type] [1] [Thru] [5] {Move To} <palette type> [9] <Thru> [Enter] - this will move
palettes 1-5 to palettes 9-14 respectively. You do not have to supply the end value for Eos to
perform the move.
• [Beam Palette] [1] [Thru] [5] [Enter] {Iris} [5] [0] {Replace With} <Iris> [2] [5] [Enter] - for
palettes 1-5, this command will replace any iris parameter values of 50 with values of 25. This
range editing using {Replace With} can only be done in spreadsheet view.
Editing Palettes in List View
When you press the specific Intensity, Focus, Color or Beam palette button twice, a list view for the
associated palette type is opened on a new tab (or brings the list view into focus if already open).
You can also open the list view from the browser. See “Using the Browser” on page 41.
From the list view, you can select a palette for editing, which changes focus to blind channel view,
with the specified palette ready for editing. In addition, you can add palettes to your listing and edit
the labels for each palette in the list.
For Example:
In the list view, you can select palettes and relabel or move them.
• [1] [5] [Label] <name> [Enter]
While in the specific palette category list view, the {Move To} and {Edit} softkeys are available for
use.
To move a specific palette to a different location:
• [1] {Move To} [3] [Enter] - moves the contents and label of the specific palette 1 to palette 3.
If palette 3 is already used, you will be asked to confirm that you want to overwrite the existing
recorded palette. You can also hit [Copy To] [Copy To] to access {Move To}.
You can also move data from a preset to a palette and vice versa. It is important to remember that
when using the {Move To} command that data is removed from its current location and moved to its
new location.
- Lighting Control System 1
- Operations Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 2 4
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 5
- Chapter 8 7
- Chapter 9 8
- Chapter 10 8
- Chapter 11 9
- Chapter 12 9
- Chapter 13 9
- Chapter 14 10
- Chapter 15 10
- Chapter 16 11
- Chapter 17 11
- Chapter 18 11
- Chapter 19 12
- Chapter 20 12
- Chapter 21 13
- Chapter 22 13
- Chapter 23 13
- Chapter 24 14
- Chapter 25 14
- Chapter 26 14
- Chapter 27 14
- Chapter 28 15
- Chapter 29 15
- Chapter 30 15
- Appendix A 15
- Appendix B 16
- Appendix C 16
- Appendix D 16
- Appendix E 16
- Appendix F 17
- Introduction 19
- Using this Manual 20
- Register Your Console 21
- Important Concepts 22
- Tracking vs. Cue Only 23
- Move Instruction 23
- Manual Data 23
- Move Fade 24
- Block vs. Assert 24
- Live and Blind 25
- HTP vs. LTP 25
- Other Reference Materials 26
- Eos System Overview 27
- System Components 28
- Installing Button Modules 29
- Radio Focus Remote (RFR) 30
- Gateways 30
- Console Geography 31
- 1 Eos System Overview 15 33
- Littlites 33
- Cleaning Eos 34
- Outputting DMX 34
- Console Capacities 35
- Gio System Overview 37
- 2 Gio System Overview 21 39
- Terminology 40
- 2 Gio System Overview 23 41
- Navigation Keypad 42
- Parameter / Category Buttons 42
- Ethernet Ports 42
- Dimming Littlites 42
- 2 Gio System Overview 25 43
- Eos Titanium System Overview 45
- Fuse Replacement 50
- ATTENTION: 50
- System Basics 53
- Power Up the Console 54
- Power Down the Console 54
- 4 System Basics 37 55
- 4 System Basics 39 57
- The Command Line 57
- Collapse/Expand the CIA 57
- Lock the CIA 58
- Favorite CIA Display 58
- Locking the Facepanel 58
- Using the Browser 59
- Clear Functions 60
- 4 System Basics 43 61
- Clearing the Touchscreens 61
- ] or [Page ] together. The 61
- Populating the Touchscreens 61
- Organizing the Direct Selects 62
- 4 System Basics 45 63
- Direct Selects in Flexi Mode 63
- Using Direct Selects 63
- 4 System Basics 47 65
- Opening and Closing Displays 65
- ] if in table views or 67
- ] if in either view 67
- ] if in summary views 67
- Conventionals 68
- 4 System Basics 51 69
- Text Indicators in Live/Blind 70
- 4 System Basics 53 71
- [Data] Key 72
- [Time] Key 72
- [Label] Key 72
- 4 System Basics 55 73
- Using Flexichannel 73
- Color indicators 74
- Text indicators 74
- 4 System Basics 57 75
- Using [Format] 76
- 4 System Basics 59 77
- Spreadsheet (Blind Only) 78
- 4 System Basics 61 79
- 4 System Basics 63 81
- Encoders On Eos 82
- 4 System Basics 65 83
- Locking the Encoders 83
- Encoders in Blind 83
- Encoders on Eos Ti 84
- 4 System Basics 67 85
- Flexi Encoders 85
- Encoders on Gio 86
- 4 System Basics 69 87
- Mini Encoder Display 87
- Moving Light Controls 88
- Using Softkeys 89
- Managing Show Files 91
- Create a New Show File 92
- Open an Existing Show File 92
- 5 Managing Show Files 75 93
- Partial Patch Opening 94
- Merging Show Files 95
- Partial Patch Merging 96
- Printing a Show File 97
- Saving the Current Show File 98
- Using Quick Save 98
- Using Save As 99
- Importing Show Files 99
- Exporting a Show File 100
- Deleting a File 100
- File Manager 100
- Chapter 6 101
- About Patch 102
- Displays 103
- Flexichannel Views in Patch 104
- Labeling 104
- 6 Patch 87 105
- Patching By Channel 105
- Range Patching 105
- Patching By Address 105
- Helpful Hints 106
- [Address/Patch] [n] [/] 106
- 6 Patch 89 107
- Dimmer Doubling 107
- Moving and Copying Channels 107
- Swapping Channels 108
- Unpatch a Channel 108
- Deleting Channels 108
- Using {Offset} in Patch 108
- 6 Patch 91 109
- Using the Picker 110
- 6 Patch 93 111
- Using the Editor 111
- Scroller Fan Curves 113
- 6 Patch 97 115
- 6 Patch 99 117
- Display Pages in Patch 118
- 6 Patch 101 119
- 6 Patch 103 121
- Adding Keywords in Patch 122
- 6 Patch 105 123
- Using Device List 124
- 6 Patch 107 125
- RDM Device List 126
- 6 Patch 109 127
- Errors and Warnings 128
- Clearing the Patch 129
- Fixture Creator 130
- 6 Patch 113 131
- Define Parameters 132
- CAUTION: 132
- 6 Patch 115 133
- Copying a Fixture 134
- Importing a Custom Fixture 134
- Update Library 134
- 6 Patch 117 135
- Snap Parameters 135
- Chapter 7 137
- Opening Setup 138
- 7 Setup 121 139
- Fader Configuration 140
- 7 Setup 123 141
- Show Control 142
- 7 Setup 125 143
- Partitions 144
- 7 Setup 127 145
- {Manual Control} 146
- 7 Setup 129 147
- {Face Panel Keypad} 148
- {Displays} 148
- 7 Setup 131 149
- 7 Setup 133 151
- {Trackball Settings} 152
- Basic Manual Control 153
- Selecting Channels 154
- 8 Basic Manual Control 137 155
- 8 Basic Manual Control 139 157
- Century Mode 157
- Setting Intensity 158
- 8 Basic Manual Control 141 159
- Parameter Display 159
- 8 Basic Manual Control 143 161
- 8 Basic Manual Control 145 163
- Shutter Control 164
- Custom Control 164
- 8 Basic Manual Control 147 165
- Color Control 166
- 8 Basic Manual Control 149 167
- Using the Color Picker 167
- Multiple Intensity Channels 169
- Lamp Controls 170
- Using [+%] and [-%] 171
- Remainder Dim 172
- Highlight and Lowlight 173
- Temporary Highlight Level 174
- Highlight/Lowlight Rem Dim 174
- “Select” Keys 175
- Select Manual 176
- Select Active 176
- Select All 176
- Channel Check 177
- Address at Level 177
- Address Check 177
- Using {Move To} 178
- Using Groups 179
- Recording Groups Live 180
- Selecting Groups 181
- Group List 182
- 9 Using Groups 165 183
- Storing and Using Palettes 185
- About Palettes 186
- Palette Types 186
- Palette Options 186
- {Locked} 187
- Storing Palettes Live 188
- Using Filters with Palettes 190
- Recalling Palettes 191
- Editing Palettes Live 192
- Editing Palettes in Blind 193
- Editing Palettes in List View 194
- Deleting Palettes 195
- Using By Type Palettes 196
- Storing and Using Presets 197
- Storing Presets Live 198
- Preset Options 199
- Recalling Presets 200
- Editing Presets Live 201
- Using the Preset List 202
- Editing Presets in Blind 203
- Editing in Spreadsheet View 204
- Deleting Presets 204
- Using Fan 205
- About Fan 206
- 12 Using Fan 189 207
- Fanning References 207
- Fanning Timing and Delays 207
- Using Mark 209
- AutoMark 210
- Referenced Marks 211
- Mark Display Indicators 212
- Removing Referenced Marks 212
- 13 Using Mark 195 213
- Mark Symbols 214
- 13 Using Mark 197 215
- Reference Marks and Timing 215
- Mark Time 215
- Basic Cueing 218
- Recording Cues in Live 219
- Using Record Only 220
- Using Selective Store 221
- Using [Cue Only / Track] 222
- Setting Cue Level Timing 223
- Manual Timing at a Cue Level 224
- Delay Time 225
- [Time][/] 225
- Assigning Cue Attributes 227
- Link/Loop 228
- Clearing Cue Attributes 229
- At a cue level 230
- At a channel/parameter level 230
- Using External Links 232
- Modifying Cues Live 233
- Record and Record Only [+] 234
- [Update] 235
- Default Update Modes 236
- Updating to References 236
- Update Break Nested 237
- Using Cue Only/Track 237
- Using Trace 238
- Updating the Current Cue 238
- Updating a Source Cue 238
- Updating a Non-Active Cue 238
- Update [Thru] 238
- Update [+] 239
- To Live From Blind 240
- From Summary or Table Views 241
- From the Cue Spreadsheet 241
- Using Encoders in Blind 242
- Deleting Cues 243
- Using Filters 245
- Record Filters 246
- 15 Using Filters 229 247
- Removing Filters 247
- Recording to a New Cue List 250
- At a Cue Level 251
- At a Cue List Level 251
- At a Channel Level 251
- Using AllFade 252
- Changing the Active Cue List 252
- Using Go To Cue 0 253
- Using Go To Cue Out 253
- Using the Cue List Index 254
- Cue List Attributes 255
- Solo Mode 256
- Fader type 256
- Background 256
- Cue Playback 257
- Introduction to Playback 258
- 17 Cue Playback 241 259
- Playback Controls 259
- Selected Cue 260
- Out-of-Sequence Cues 261
- Other Go To Cue options 262
- Assigning Faders 263
- Changing Fader Pages 263
- Playback Fader Controls 264
- 17 Cue Playback 247 265
- Using Manual Control 265
- Manual Intensity Override 266
- Manual Override 266
- 17 Cue Playback 249 267
- Using Timing Disable 267
- Using Freeze 267
- Using Stop Effect 267
- Using Rate Override 268
- Manual Master Cue Lists 269
- Advanced Manual Control 271
- Using [Copy To] 272
- Using [Recall From] 273
- Using {Make Null} 274
- Using {Make Manual} 275
- Using {Make Absolute} 275
- Using [Query] 276
- Using [Capture] 277
- Using [Undo] 278
- Multipart Cues 279
- About Multipart Cues 280
- 19 Multipart Cues 263 281
- Using Update in Live 281
- Creating and Using Effects 283
- About Effects 284
- Effects Editor 285
- Effect Status Display 288
- Step Effects 289
- Program a Step Effect 290
- Delete a step 291
- Insert a step 291
- Absolute Effects 292
- Program an Absolute Effect 293
- Relative Effects 294
- Color Effects 295
- Linear Effects 295
- Define a Pattern Shape 296
- Program a New Relative Effect 296
- Apply an Existing Effect 297
- Effects on Submasters 298
- Delaying Effects 299
- Using Park 301
- 21 Using Park 285 303
- Scaled Parked Values in Live 303
- Parked Addresses in Live 303
- Storing and Using Submasters 305
- About Submasters 306
- Submaster Information 307
- Exclusive Submasters 308
- Priority 308
- Submaster Background State 309
- Loading Submasters 310
- Deleting a Submaster 311
- Controlling Subfades Manually 312
- Submaster List 313
- Using About 315
- About [About] 316
- 23 Using About 299 317
- About System 317
- About Channel 318
- 23 Using About 301 319
- About Address 320
- 23 Using About 303 321
- 23 Using About 305 323
- About Cue 323
- About IFCB Palettes 323
- About Presets 323
- About Groups 323
- About Curves 324
- Storing and Using Curves 325
- Creating and Editing Curves 327
- Editing Curves 328
- Applying a Curve 329
- Delete a Curve 329
- Storing and Using Snapshots 331
- About Snapshots 332
- Recording Snapshots 332
- Recalling Snapshots 333
- Editing Snapshots 333
- Storing and Using Macros 335
- About Macros 336
- Store a Macro from Live 336
- Storing and Using Macros 319 337
- Macro Editor Display 338
- Storing and Using Macros 321 339
- Edit an Existing Macro 341
- Play a Macro 342
- Delete a Macro 342
- Using Magic Sheets 343
- About Magic Sheets 344
- Magic Sheet Display 345
- Magic Sheet List 346
- Display Tools 346
- Navigating a Magic Sheet 347
- Quick Save 348
- 27 Using Magic Sheets 331 349
- Layout Tools 349
- Alignment 350
- 27 Using Magic Sheets 333 351
- Magic Sheet Object Library 351
- 27 Using Magic Sheets 335 353
- Background Settings 354
- 27 Using Magic Sheets 337 355
- MS Object Properties 355
- Examples of Magic Sheets 357
- Virtual Media Server 359
- About Virtual Media Server 360
- 28 Virtual Media Server 343 361
- Exporting Media Content 362
- 28 Virtual Media Server 345 363
- Creating a Pixel Map 363
- 28 Virtual Media Server 347 365
- 28 Virtual Media Server 349 367
- 28 Virtual Media Server 351 369
- Effect Layers 370
- 28 Virtual Media Server 353 371
- 28 Virtual Media Server 355 373
- Synchronizing Media Archives 373
- Multiple Users 375
- About User ID 376
- Using Partitioned Control 377
- About Partitioned Control 378
- Creating New Partitions 379
- Deleting Partitions 379
- Using Partitions 380
- Eos Configuration Utility 381
- Starting Screen 382
- General Settings 384
- Eos Configuration Utility 367 385
- Monitor Arrangement 386
- Software Update 387
- Network Settings 388
- Eos Configuration Utility 371 389
- Output Protocols 390
- Interface Protocols 391
- DHCP Service 392
- Update Service (TFTP) 393
- Time Service (SNTP) 393
- Maintenance and Diagnostics 394
- Eos Configuration Utility 377 395
- Upgrade Console 396
- Upgrade I/O Firmware 396
- Network Drives 396
- Shared Folders 397
- Firmware Update 397
- Face Panel Test 398
- RPU Face Panel Buttons 399
- Gio Face Panel Buttons 399
- Ti Face Panel Buttons 399
- Local DMX Outputs 400
- Show Control Gateway 400
- High Frequency Channel 401
- Network ID 401
- Facepanel Shortcuts 403
- Operations 404
- B Facepanel Shortcuts 387 405
- Multi-console setup 408
- Network Type 409
- Change IP Address 409
- Multi-console backup 410
- Synchronized Backup 411
- Backup Scenarios 413
- Remote Software Installation 414
- Remote Power On/Off 414
- Mirror Mode 415
- Exiting Mirror Mode 416
- Using the RPU and RVI 417
- Hardware Setup 418
- The connectors are DVI-I 418
- Front Panel 419
- Remote Processor Unit (RPU) 420
- RPU3 and RPU Start Up 421
- Software Configuration 421
- Basic Use Guidelines 422
- RVI3 and RVI Overview 423
- Remote Video Interface (RVI) 424
- D Using the RPU and RVI 407 425
- RVI Start Up 426
- Button Configuration 426
- D Using the RPU and RVI 409 427
- Direct USB 430
- Setup: HF EUR 431
- Recharge the Handheld Battery 434
- Remotes Enabled/Disable 434
- RFR Operation Modes 435
- Live Mode 436
- Playback Mode 437
- Patch Mode 438
- Technical Specifications 439
- Phone Remote Functions 440
- Phone Remote Connector 440
- Universal Fader Wings 441
- Connecting Wings 442
- F Universal Fader Wings 425 443
- User Guidelines 444
- F Universal Fader Wings 427 445
- Using the Faders 445
- Using the Buttons 445
- Loading Faders 445
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