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The {Attributes} area of patch provides you with optional fields for additional information and details relating to your patched fixtures.

The {Attributes} settings that apply to conventional fixtures are {Preheat}, {Proportion}, {Curve},

{LD Flags}, and {GM Exempt}. Additional settings that apply to moving lights and accessories are

{Fan Curve}, {Invert Tilt}, {Invert Pan}, and {Swap P/T}.

When the selected device includes a color scroller, a {Scroller} button will be displayed in the CIA, and when the selected device includes a color wheel, a gobo wheel, or an effect wheel, {Color Wheel}, {Gobo Wheel}, or {Effect Wheel} buttons will appear.

With a channel selected, click the desired attribute button and use the keypad to set the attribute value.

• {Preheat} -This field allows you to specify an intensity value to preheat incandescent filaments. When a preheat flag is applied to a cue, any channels that are fading from zero to an active intensity and have been assigned a preheat value in patch will preheat in the immediately preceding cue.

• [1] {Preheat} [0] [3] [Enter] - channel 1 is assigned a patched preheat value of 3%. The preheat flag is applied to a cue as an attribute when the cue is recorded. See “Preheat” on page 117.

• {Proportion} - An attribute to set a modifier for the intensity of the device. If the patch limit is set at 90% (for example), the actual output will always be 10% lower than the specified intensity parameter, as impacted by the various playbacks or submasters. This value is set numerically in a range of 0% to 200%.

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• {Curve} - Used to assign a curve to an address in patch. In patch, curve is applied to intensity parameters only. For more information on curves, See “Storing and Using Curves” on page 201.

From channel view:

• [1] {Curve} [4] [Enter] - applies curve 4 to the intensity parameter of channel 1. • [2] [Part] [3] {Curve} [3] [Enter] - applies curve 3 to the intensity assigned to channel

2, part 3. From address view:

• [3] {Curve} [3] [Enter] - assigns curve 3 to address 3.

• [3] [/] [2] {Curve} [4] [Enter] - assigned curve 4 to universe 3, address 2.

• {Fan Curve} - Used to assign a curve to the scroller fan parameter, which allows for the output of the fan to be controlled by the intensity of the channel.

• {LD Flags} - This field allows channels to contribute to live and dark move flags in the playback status display. Disabling will prohibit those channel moves from contributing to the live and dark move flags. This is enabled by default.

• {GM Exempt} - Used to exempt the intensity of a channel from grandmaster, blackout, rem dim, and go to cue 0 operations.

• {Invert} - A moving light attribute used to invert the output of pan, tilt, or both. Select either the

{Invert Tilt} or the {Invert Pan} button on the CIA.

• [2] {Attributes} {Invert Pan} - inverts the output of the pan parameter.

• {Swap P/T} - A moving light attribute used to exchange pan and tilt levels. Select the {Swap}

button on the CIA.

• [2] {Attributes} {Swap P/T} - swaps the pan and tilt parameters for channel 2. • {Scroller} - An attribute used to change the scroll loaded in a scroller or moving light. Select

the {Scroller} button on the CIA to display the scroller picker and the scrolls available for your device. See “Using the Picker” on page 59.

• [2] {Attributes} {Scroller} - opens the scroller picker in the CIA for scroll selection for channel 2.

• {Gobo Wheel} - An attribute used to change the gobo wheel loaded in a moving light. Select the {Gobo Wheel} button on the CIA to display the wheel picker with gobo options available for your device. See “Using the Picker” on page 59.

• [3] {Attributes} {Gobo Wheel} - selects channel 3 and opens the wheel picker in the CIA for gobo wheel selection.

• {Color Wheel} - An attribute used to change the color wheel loaded in a moving light. Select the {Color Wheel} button on the CIA to display the wheel picker with the options available for your device. See “Using the Picker” on page 59.

• [4] {Attributes} {Color Wheel} - selects channel 4 and opens the wheel picker in the CIA for color wheel selection.

• {Effect Wheel} - An attribute used to change the effect wheel loaded in a moving light. Select the {Effect Wheel} button on the CIA to display the wheel picker with effect options available for your device. See “Using the Picker” on page 59.

• [5] {Attributes} {Effect Wheel} - selects channel 5 and opens the wheel picker in the CIA for effect wheel selection.

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Database

The {Database} page provides you with additional fields for entering information. These fields include {Notes} and {Text 1} through {Text 4}.Clicking on {Text 1} through {Text 4} will open up a display for selection of keywords. It will display keywords that were already created as well as showing an option for creating new keywords. Clicking on {New Keyword} will display an alphanumeric keyboard for entering in a new keyword.

• {Text} - Text fields are used to provide up to four keywords about any channel or group of channels. These fields can be anything that you think is important about a channel, such as its location (FOH), an attribute of it (wash, spot) or other characteristics of the channel (such as gel R80). You may use the virtual PC keyboard in the CIA, or an external keyboard, to provide up to 30 characters of key words about the device.

• [5] {Database} {Text 1} < FOH right>[Enter] - adds text to channel 5.

• {Notes} - Provides you the ability to attach a text note to a channel or group of channels. Select the {Notes} button on the CIA to display the virtual PC keyboard. You may type a label or any length of note regarding your channel in this space.

• [5] {Database} {Notes} <this fixture is a backup to channel 15 for front of house right / new lamp installed on 10/4/06>[Enter] - adds a note to channel 5.