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Page 56 - 13. Introduction to Avolites consoles

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

Memories and Chases (sequences). These are stored in the 15

Playback Faders across the near edge of the console. Up to 30

different Pages of playbacks are available using the Roller and Roller

Page buttons. The roller provides a handy surface for writing a note of

what is stored in each playback.

When you save a memory or chase, the console only saves settings you

have changed using the wheels (it does not save the current output

state). Whenever you change a fixture using the wheels and attribute

buttons, your changes are stored in a special memory called the

Programmer. The console allows you to save just the changed

attributes (Record by Channel), or if you change one attribute of a

fixture it can save all other attributes of that fixture as well (Record by

Fixture). Record by Channel mode is often called “Tracking” on other

consoles; in this mode, fixture attributes remain in their last state

unless you specifically change them.

The programmer records all changes in the console until you press the

Clear button. You should press the Clear button before setting up the

lighting for a memory, otherwise there may be all sorts of changes you

don’t want in the programmer, which would end up in your memory.

You can reload information from memories and chases into the

programmer, if you want to save them in another memory, using the

Include function. This function allows you to reload the whole memory,

or only certain fixtures from the memory, or only certain attributes of

certain fixtures.

When you play back a memory or chase, the console sets the fixtures

to their programmed positions as soon as the fader rises above zero.

The intensity of the fixtures, and any dimmers, rises with the fader. The

intensity channels are called HTP (highest takes precedence) channels,

because if the channel is turned on in more than one memory, the

highest level will be output. The movement channels are called LTP

(latest takes precedence) channels, because if the channel is turned on

in more than one memory, the most recent change will be output.

You can program the LTP/movement channels to fade with the fader if

you want to.

Avolites consoles have a Shape Generator (sometimes called an

effects generator on other consoles). This automatically changes

attributes in a preprogrammed pattern. Fixtures can be made to move

their light beams around in a circle, or to fade colours, or move in and

out of focus. When a shape is applied to more than one fixture, the

shape can be Spread so that the fixtures run through in a sequence

giving wave-type effects.

Shapes you apply go into the programmer and are saved if you save a

memory or a chase.

Avolites consoles allow you to save frequently-used positions, colours

etc. into a Palette (sometimes called a Focus or Preset Focus on other

consoles). When you want that setting, you simply recall the palette. If

you use palettes when programming memories, the console remembers

the palette number rather than the actual fixture settings. This means

that if you change venues, or fixtures are moved, you can quickly

reprogram your position palettes and all memories using those palettes

will be updated. This can save you having to reprogram many

memories.

Palettes can be recalled from a menu on the console display so you can

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