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Page 150 - 6. Memories

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

few different memories - one for the shape, one for the base position.

You can either use “Record by channel” mode, and not set the position,

or use the “Off” function to achieve this effect.

6.1.5 Viewing the programmer contents

You can view the contents of the programmer on the VDU screen by

pressing View then G [VDU Views] (unless already in the VDU views

screen) then D [Programmer].

Down the left hand side of the window, a list of fixtures in the

programmer are displayed. Select the fixture you want to view using

the up and down arrow buttons.

In the right hand window, the attributes in the programmer for the

selected fixture are shown. A “P” indicates that a palette is in the

programmer rather than a DMX value set from the wheels.

6.2 Playback

6.2.1 HTP and LTP channels

The Pearl can treat control channels in two ways:

• Dimmer or intensity channels work on the principle of “highest

takes precedence” (HTP). If an HTP channel is turned on at

different levels in several memories, the highest level will be

output. When you fade a memory, the HTP channels fade out with

it.

• Moving light channels work on the principle of “latest takes

precedence” (LTP). The latest change takes over from any other

values, so the most recent memory to be turned on is the one

which is output. When you fade a memory, LTP channels do not

normally fade (though you can make them if you want, except for

channels set to Instant). They set their full values when the

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