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  1. I have also picked up something. The desk does not remember the default settings for submaster controls after power down. I have to go into setup after each sturtup and set it up again. It then remembers my setting until I switch it off. Also (a feature request) Is it perhaps possible to have the LEDs in the flash buttons light up (or perhaps blink) when fixtures attached to faders (for example, I have LED lights set onto faders) when they are selected using the shift-flash button combination (with the desk set to flash mode: Flash) thanks!
  2. Hi Peter I'm afraid this does not work. If I set the RGB defaults to 0, 0, 0, the fixtures start outputting RGB values of 255, with intensity mapped to the fader to which it is assigned. This means that when I pull up the fader, they are white, as opposed to being "black" (which also doesn't make sense). The colour wheels also state values of 100 for red, green and blue. When operating the submasters in this configuration, as I pull up the submaster fader, the scene starts in white, and slowly becomes whatever colour it is programmed, as the fader moves up. Returning to the original setting (defaults for RGB at 100), I perhaps should have added that it works in both ways. In other words, if I pull up amber first, followed by white, take down amber and then take down white, the white becomes amber. This happens for any programmed colour on any submaster. I have done this with other colours and the result is result is the same (in the new showfile I programmed submasters containing red, blue and green respectively (but with all colour parameters tagged) Submaster controls colour needs to be on, as the submasters are programmed for theater shows, which require gradual fades between scenes, which aren't necessarily a fixed time (ie, I can't used colour fade times). weird_colour2.isf
  3. I have an issue when programming rgb fixtures into submasters. Say I have amber programmed onto submaster 1/1 and white onto submaster 1/2. If I pull up the white, then the amber, then pull down the white and then pull down the amber, as the amber fader moves down, the intensity fades, but the colour slowly becomes white again for no apparent reason. I have attached a showfile that does exactly this. The fixtures concerned are six Chuavet TriColour LEDs on faders 34 - 39 I have no idea why it is doing! Any ideas? weird_colour.isf
  4. Hi again (Without wanting to sound nagging ) I'm bumping this to find out if there is any news on this feautre? Perhaps an issue number?
  5. Yesterday, while programming, our Leapfrog 96 crashed. Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly what I was doing, but I do recall that it crashed as I tried to bring up the Program Window. I have here the last saved show file before it crashed, the last showfile I saved after that (in other words no showfile for that particular state, sorry), an LED fixture I used and the debug file that the desk coughed up upon reboot. After the reboot, everything ran smoothly, no further hiccups. I just thought you might be interested in this. Thanks! Erik skouspel_before_crash.isf skouspel_after_crash.isf LED.ift debug.dat
  6. Hi there We have a Leapfrog 96 that is being used in a school. Because of this, the desk is used by many, many people, some in school, some during other "proper" shows and so on. Basically what I want to ask is if you would consider adding more options to the lock feature of the desk, eg to lock only the setup screen, or to lock programming functionality. Locking the programming is not such an issue, but we have school children messing around with the desk's setup. Thanks!
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