Neil Macmillan

Thank you. By mistake I was reading the wrong version manual because it popped up first in google.

Brilliant, thank you Edward. I knew there must be a way. Looked through the manual fairly closely and couldn't see any mention of deleting fixtures, so perhaps something worth adding if I haven't just missed it!

Hi Edwards The thought was to have the colour wheel without intensity, so that I can quickly select a colour just from the fader, or do some effects by scrolling through them manually. I wasn't too far off in my previous attempts but the SmartTag feature caught me out. It's a great board. Just a bit of a learning curve to figure out how it works. Your advice worked perfectly to do exactly what I was after. Sorry, to ask an aside question on the thread, but unlike perhaps many installs where the board works with the same lights every time (perhaps a theatre or such like), I tend to have different lights every time I operate - sometimes filming lights, sometimes moving heads for events etc. I may be missing something very obvious, but is there a way to remove a fixture once added? So far I've just been experimenting, so it has been no big issue to reset the board just to remove all added fixtures, but my thoughts of holding the delete key and tapping the fixture in the fixture schedule didn't work, nor did any similar thought for the channel "view" section which shows all lights on the main screen. I can understand it may be problematic because removal of one light would leave gaps, so perhaps a reset is just the obvious and only way to do it. Thanks Neil

Just new to this console, so I apologies if I am being slow! I would like to get quick access to scroll through all the colour wheels on a moving head (or multiple identical heads). By tagging, I seem to be able to get a particular colour and use the fader to bring that colour in via a recorded playback. However, I was wondering if there is any way to make the sliding of the fader change across the range of the dmx colour channels for the associated fixtures? And if it is, is there a way to limit that range, for example, so that I can go to 100% on the fader but not reach the rotating colour effects etc. so perhaps have a dmx output of 120 rather than 255? Any ideas for how to do this would be greatly appreciated!