Tiger User Manual
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1. a SAIA III EU BREE JL 3B IIIIIIIII E H o e TS cs o E J 2 3 1 LCD Display and Soft Buttons The main user interface is via a menu driven 4 line 20 characters per line backlit LCD display with 6 Soft Buttons arranged 3 each side The top line of the display will typically show the current menu page title The lines below will indicate the current function of the 6 soft buttons One soft button will typically be Back to return to the menu above If more than 5 other options are applicable one soft button will be More to go to more options The various functions of the desk like patching recording and playback will all be done using softkeys and commands on the LCD screen 2 3 2 Faders and Flash Buttons The faders and flash buttons are used to perform different functions depending on the mode the console is in In playback mode the first 9 faders on each page are used to trigger memories while the flash buttons bump the memories to full The three faders on the extreme right are used to control the memory stack In programming mode the faders and buttons are used to select fixtures and then set the parameters to the required value The faders functions will change depending on the type of fixture selected The three faders on the extreme right will always be assigned to pan tilt and intensity 2 3 3 Joystick The joystick is used to control the pan and2. Select the Edit Key The screen now shows Assign Fixture 03 Unassigned The softkeys on either side of the Unassigned command will scroll you through the fixtures stored on the console For the purpose of this manual we will assume we have four Chauvet 250XR fittings Use the softkeys to scroll through until you have the name of the fixture on the screen Now press the softkey next to the DMX this will take you to the screen that allows you to patch the fixture to the DMX address you wish to use Assign Fixture 01 Unpatch DMX OK You can use the Up and Down keys to set the DMX address or you can use the flash buttons to type in the value for instance 100 You will need to make sure that the address matches the fixtures DMX address Use the OK to take you back to the previous screen Use the and keys to select the next fixture you wish to assign and patch Repeat these steps until you have assigned all the fixtures you wish to use Once a fixture has been assigned the yellow LED on the relevant flash button will be illuminated You also have 18 generic channels of control These are patched automatically to DMX value 1 to 18 If you wish to change these values go back to this screen using the Back or keys Assign Patch Back FixtProfiles Fixtures AutoPatch Generics Aux s Select the Generics soft key Scroll to the channel number you wish to patch either using the Up or Down keys or us
3. The middle line provides information on what attribute is currently selected for instance Dimmer The line immediately below shows you the channel number of the associated attribute in the example above DMX001 To change attributes use the Ch or Ch keys The options you have available are Delete Insert or Edit Delete will allow you to remove that attribute from the fixture Insert allows you to add an additional attribute for instance a second colour wheel Press Insert This will take you to a new screen Edit Profile ChO1 Name Other DMX 007 Home 000 Using the soft key Name will toggle through the options available Select the one you require The DMX key will take you to a screen where you can select which channel number is associated with the attribute Use the Up or Down keys to do this Alternatively you can type a value in using the flash buttons Please note you are not setting the DMX address You need to look at the attribute file for the fixture and select the number associated with the required attribute For example lets assume we are editing a 6 channel fixture with the following characteristics 16 Dimmer Channel 1 Pan Channel 2 Tilt Channel 3 Colour Wheel Channel 4 Gobo Wheel Channel 5 Speed Channel 6 The manufacturer has launched a new model of the fixture adding a second colour wheel The colour wheel is on channel 7 You would have selected the attribute as a colour then go to the DMX screen se
4. Alternatively you can use the Save As key to select where you wish to store the memory You can change to a different page if desired Pushing a flash button will store the memory Continue to store some further looks so that we can put them into a sequence To replay a memory simply raise the fader associated with the memory It is possible to play back multiple memories If you change pages the memory will remain outputting until the DMX outputs are changed by a different memory outputting or until you move the fader associated with the memory back to zero 11 3 3 Programming a Sequence Once you have programmed memories you can store them in sequences and replay these either manually to a beat triggered by sound or by setting the speed To store a sequence go to the following menu Page01 Step Run2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More Select the ProgSeq soft key This will take you to the following menu Program Sequence 01 Back 000 Steps Up Down It is possible to store up to 12 Sequences each of 250 steps To select a different sequence number use the Up or Down soft keys to select the number you want If the number next to Steps has a value other than 000 then it has already had memories stored in it To program the sequence press the soft key associated with Select You now have two options Auto Seq or Steps If you use Auto Seq it will use all the recorded memories to make up a sequence If
5. 18 generic channels that are generally used to control dimmer or switch pack devices 18 HTP channels are also allocated for use with moving lights There are also a total of 99 LTP channels that can be allocated to moving lights This means that you could for instance control 18 moving lights with the Tiger Each fixture could have a dimmer channel and 5 LTP channels Alternatively you could have 9 moving lights each with a dimmer channel and 11 LTP channels Or you could have 1 fixture with a single dimmer channel and 99 LTP channels Important Note Htp Stands for highest takes precedence This is usually used on dimmer channels It means that if a light is being controlled from two memories and one memory has it set at 50 and the other at 75 then the light will be outputting at 75 LTP Stands for latest takes precedence This means that the last DMX command sent will be what sets the level for a channel It is usually used to control the beam colour and position attributes of a moving light If memory 1 has channel 1 at 50 and is played back channel one will go to 50 if in memory 2 it is set to 25 and memory 2 is played back the channel will go to 25 LTP channels are also not affected by the Blackout button or the Master fader 4 1 Assigning and Patching a Fixture There are two things that must be done before a fixture can be used on the Tiger console Firstly the fixture type must be selected and then it must be given a DMX
6. Purchase before tax Model Serial Dealer City Country CHAUVET U S A Warranty Registration 3000 North 29 Ct To return via fax 954 929 5560 To return via mail X Hollvwood FL 33020 U S A 1 Index NEM ce EE 3 Mel ee 0 65 nme RTT PME MEETS 5 SCH e al MR 5 e elt E 6 2 3 ront Panel Gontrols and te 6 2 3 1 LGD Display and Soft E ue 6 2 3 2 Faders a nd Flash PME e if D We 7 CENE 0 dpi c ris 7 BO GEES 8 OSEE o rcr sr Tr TR 8 3 2 Program a RU T m 10 3 9 Programming EK TEE 12 4 Setting p the Console re 14 4 1 Assigning and Patching a et 14 4 2 Editing Greating EA A IRSE rS 16 PES e te ECH i tme Mm 18 44 URN 18 AD AWODI BEER THREE 19 LIGNA AUXIN ac sta oS mme 19 9 Scout eedutecke 20 5 1 Frogrammirig a tege ape nce pac en Rosa eege pa Ke edam be ha abaci dus 20 22 RMepayngs Memo Yessir E a EE E AEE A aE 22 Did E 23 5 3 1 Movement eNeCiS eO T 23 5 9 2 zn qm 24 54 Programming E UE 24 OA Ge ecc 28 e uU P 28 cc nO 28 SER 00 15 e cer 29 6 3 1 Manulal SOQUGNCG Mem EE 29 632 og ono ea TT REIR ES 29 Poo dE S o le cm 29 6 94 Sound to Light SCQUENICES ege ee eet 29 64 Page Chases and Page lee 29 6 5 RN KEE 30 606 E E 31 7 Memory IO
7. address The Tiger is supplied with 18 Chauvet fixtures stored on it There is however a comprehensive library of fixtures available for downloading There is also a fixture creation software package available for free To upload different fixtures to the console it is necessary to acquire a PC to Tiger cable part number It is also possible to create fixtures on the Tiger console see section 4 b When you turn the console on you will see the following screen on the LCD Page01 Step Page Page You now need to assign and patch the fixtures that you have To do this you need to press the More key twice This will take you to the following menu screen 14 Page01 Step Run 3 View Pvw Blackout Assign Patch Load Save More Select the Assign Patch soft key This will bring up the following menu Assign Patch Back FixtProfiles Fixtures AutoPatch Generics Aux s Select the Fixtures softkey You will now see the following screen Fixture 01 Unassigned DMX Select the Edit Key The screen now shows Assign Fixture 01 Unassigned The softkeys on either side of the lt Unassigned gt command will scroll you through the fixtures stored on the console The last 18 fixtures used remain stored on the Tiger Use the softkeys to scroll through until you have the name of the fixture on the screen Now press the softkey next to the DMX this will take you to the screen that allows you to patch t
8. best way to understand the power of the effects engines is to use them and play with the different settings To access the effects you need to be in program mode and have selected the lights that you want to work with You then need to select the Channel soft key to bring up the following menu Edit Channels 5 3 1 Movement effects To program a movement effect select the Mvmnt soft key This will bring us the next menu Movement Effect The Back soft key will take you back to the memory select page Save As will allow you to select where you want to save a memory to Save will store the current output in the memory number you selected at the beginning of the programming selection The soft key next to the 01 09 or 10 18 display will allow you to select fixtures from another page The None soft key will allow you to toggle between Circle Square and Unprog This allows you to select the effect that you want Unprog will continue the effect running from a previous memory It allows for instance a color change with out changing the effect More will take you back to the fixture and generic select menu s Having selected the effect you wish to use you need to select the fixtures that you wish to apply the effect to The flash buttons with lit Yellow LED s can be selected Press the flash button to select Having selected a fixture the Yellow LED will flash To set the X and Y sizes use the Pan and Tilt faders The Brightness fader w
9. console is From the main playback menu Run 1 Page Chase Live More press the More soft key twice This will take you to the page with the View Pvw soft key pressing this will bring up the View Preview menu To see the current output of the Generic channels select the Generic soft key You can use the Up and Down soft keys to go through the different channel numbers To see the current output for fixtures select the Fixture soft key You can use the Up and Down soft keys to move through the different parameter channels for the selected fixture To change fixtures use the or soft keys The selected fixture number is shown in the top line of the LCD display The DMX soft key allows you to scroll through all 512 DMX channels to see what each one s output is This can be useful for fault finding Again use the Up and Down soft keys to go through the DMX channel numbers The Memories soft key allows you to preview the intensity of the generics and fixtures for any memory The Up and Down soft keys scroll through the generic and fixture intensity channels The or soft keys will change the selected memory The memory selected for preview is shown on the top line of the LCD display The Sequences soft key allows you to preview the steps of a sequence This allows you to see which memory makes up each step of a sequence The Up and Down soft keys scroll through 30 the steps of the selected sequence The or soft ke
10. is possible to load 20 different fixtures to the console at any one time Having loaded new fixtures to the console if you save the show to a memory module these fixtures will be accessible from the memory module for future use The supplied software also allows you create your own fixture profiles Instructions for this are available as part of the download 38 11 Menu Navigation Flow Chart This flowchart details the basic menu navigation structure of the Tiger Desk Run Mode Edit Live Flash Mode Sequence Drive Direction Memory Page Blackout Program Program View Assign amp Load Save Super User Memories Sequences Preview Patch Fns Show Fns Functions Generics Fixture select Fixture edit Fan edit Home fn Movement effect Save Save As Create seq Copy seq Delete seq Insert step Delete step Auto seq View generic outputs View fixture outputs View DMX outputs Preview memories Preview sequences Assign amp Patch fixtures Patch Generics Assign Auxiliaries Auto patch Create Edit Fixture Profile Load Fixture Profile from PC Memory Module Load Show Save Show Check Module Lock Desk Reset Desk Clear Memories Sequences Startup Seq Step LTP snap fade LCD Brightness Contrast Version info Factory Test 39
11. keys will allow you to navigate between the 12 pages of memories Each page has nine memories and one sequence stored on it A lit Yellow LED means that there is a memory stored on the associated flash button and fader To replay a memory you can either raise the fader or press the flash button You can output more than one memory at a time Note that it is possible to set the way the flash buttons work in playback mode From the main playback menu select More which will bring up the following menu Pg Step Run 2 Flash On ProgMem Sound On ProgSeq Dir Fwd More By using the top left soft key it is possible to set the flash buttons to work in one of three ways Flash On the memory will trigger when the flash button is pressed Flash Solo the memory will trigger when the flash button is pressed and all other outputs will be cut Flash Off nothing will happen when the flash button is pressed 6 2 Live The Live soft key allows you to access any fixture or generic channel so that you can alter it If you have a memory outputting and select Live you can then change outputs as you would in program mode and save the changes as a new memory or into the currently selected memory To do this you would use the Save As soft key There is also a ClearAIl soft key available as part of the live function Pressing this key will clear the HTP outputs Holding this key down will clear the LTP outputs and home all the fixtures It is a useful
12. way to understand the power of this function is to try it 5 4 Programming a Sequence Once you have programmed more than one memory it is possible to put the memories into stacks to play them back as sequences These can be replayed either manually to a beat triggered by sound or by setting an auto speed To store a sequence go to the following menu Page01 Step Run2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More Select the ProgSeq soft key This will take you to the following menu 24 Program Sequence 01 Back 000 Steps Up Down Select It is possible to store up to 12 Sequences each of 250 steps To select a different sequence number use the Up or Down soft keys to select the sequence number you want If the number next to steps has a value other than 000 then it has already had memories stored in it By selecting a sequence that already has steps in it it is possible to add delete or edit steps To program a new sequence press the soft key associated with Select You now have two options Auto Seq or Steps If you use Auto Seq it will use all the recorded memories to make up a chase starting with the first recorded memory and ending with the last If you select Steps you can make up your own sequence Selecting Steps will take you to the following screen Step 001 Seq05 Back Insert Step Select Insert Step this will take you to the following screen Step 001 Use the Page or Page ke
13. 512 1990 standards The connection is not isolated but has voltage protection Data shall be transmitted on all 512 channels Pin 1 OV Signal Ground Pin 2 DMX Drive Compliant Pin 3 DMX Drive True Pin 4 Not Connected Pin 5 Not Connected PIN 1 PIN 2 PIN 3 9 4 Audio Input A stero Jack shall be provided to allow connection to a sound system Connecting a Jack will disconnect the internal microphone Input gt 10 k 100mV to 10V Connections Tip Left Channel Ring Right Channel Sleeve 0V Signal Ground SLEEVE RING TIP 9 5 Memory Module 32 kbyte EEPROM cartridge with 9 pin D Type male connector 37 10 PC Software To use the PC software to upload fixture libraries you will require a PC operating Windows with a USB port The fixture library and the software needed to transfer fixtures to the Tiger is available for downloading from www chauvetlighting com Install the software using the onscreen help The cable can be purchased from any Chauvet dealer Once the software is loaded on your PC select the fixture library file you require Open this and select the manufacture of the fixture required Select the fixture s that you wish to upload to the Tiger From the Fixture Profiles menu select the From PC softkey The cable needs to be connected to the Tiger DMX port and the PC s USB port Select the upload option in the PC software The fixtures on the Tiger will be replaced with the ones you have selected It
14. NS memet 32 FOI E E 32 8 SuperUser FUnGtONS TEE ERES 33 8 1 Clear all Memories and Geouences AE 33 8 2 ci Moos re 33 83 Se e RR oet er 34 o L ccm 34 85 Panand Tilt Detault Settings inicio eurn Eet 35 86 OtherETP Default Sou Egide 35 TA e AUR 35 EHNEN 35 i ES oup Dc P RTT 35 Ce UT ere 36 9 1 Power COMECON EE 36 9 2 Remote Go Step MT E 36 9 3 oder dto E 37 94 e e A e EE 37 95 Memory ioi NETT TP 37 10 PS OUI TNNT e 38 11 Menu Navigation Flow e E 39 2 Introduction 2 1 Operational Overview The Tiger is a lighting controller that allows for the control of intelligent and generic lighting in a seamless manner It can be used in a variety of applications from clubs to theatre to television The Tiger can control up to 18 intelligent fixtures using a maximum of 18HTP and 99LTP channels It can also control an additional 18 HTP generic channels There are 4 auxiliary buttons which can be used to trigger DMX devices like smoke machines strobes etc Up to 108 memories can be programmed and saved The memories are accessed via 9 submaster faders on 12 pages The programmed memories can also be used to program 12 separate sequences each of which can contain a maximum of 250 steps The sequences can be played back either manually as a playback stack or automatically as a chase Crossfade times sequence drive sequence speed and sequence direction are not recorded bu
15. by using the More key This will take you to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase Page Live Page More To playback your sequence select the sequence number using the Page or Page keys Having selected the sequence raise the Master fader You can then set the speed of the chase and the fade time between steps by using the Speed and Fade faders If you wish to trigger the chase manually leave the Speed fader set to zero and use the Flash button under Master to step through the sequence You can still use the Fade fader to set the fade time for each step The Yellow LED in the fade button will indicate a fade is in progress by flashing It is also possible to adjust the direction of the sequence by using the More key This will take you to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More By using the bottom left soft key it is possible to select Dir Fwd Dir Rev Dir lt gt or Dir Rnd This will affect in which order the sequence steps are replayed try the different modes to see how it changes your sequence If you select Sound On it is also possible to trigger the sequence using the onboard microphone or using a sound input The sequence steps will trigger on the music s beat To enable this set the Speed fader to Zero It is also possible to set the sequence to run to a beat If you tap the Speed flash button twice the time lag between taps will set t
16. d to set the shutter to so that it is open This information should be provided by the manufacture of the fixturer If you are not sure leave it at zero 17 When setting the Home value you can use the Up or Down keys or the flash button to set the home value To set the colour beam or any other attributes select Insert Edit Profile ChO1 Name Other DMX 007 Home 000 Using the soft key Name will toggle through the options available Select the one you require The DMX key will take you to a screen where you can select which channel number is associated with the attribute Use the Up or Down keys to do this Alternatively you can type a value in using the flash buttons It is also possible to load fixtures from a comprehensive library stored at www chauvetlighting com 4 3 Loading a Fixture There are two methods of loading a fixture onto the console In both cases you will need to select the FixtProfiles key This will bring up the following menu Fixture Profiles Back Create Edit From MemoryModule From PC You now have two options The first is to load fixtures that are stored on a memory module Select MemoryModule You can now use the middle two soft keys to scroll through the fixtures stored on the module Select the one you require and load it Alternatively you can download fixtures from a PC This requires a special cable part number You will need to download the software from www chauvetlighting com o
17. de all normal button fader operation is disabled and the desk enters factory test mode Fader values sound to light readings button states etc are displayed on the main LCD Normal operation should not require you to use this function It is only needed for servicing of the console Test mode is exited using the soft key 8 9 Version Information Selecting the Version soft key will display information on the current Firmware version and the Serial number of the console A customer service representative may ask you for this information if you are seeking technical support 35 9 Connections There are five connections on the rear panel of the Tiger Console Letz Ee E een EXT P S U MEMORY STORAGE REMOTE GO STEP AUDIO IN DMX OUT 9 1 Power Connection A four pin ring locking DIN connector is provided for the connection of a remote power supply DC Connections Pin 1 10 Volts 400mA 650mA Pin 2 0 Volts signal ground Pin 3 20 Volts 200mA Pin 4 Not Used PIN A KO GB lt PIN 1 PIN 3 NNOBMEO BU lt PIN 2 9 2 Remote Go Step Input A inch Jack input shall be provide for the use of a remote go Closing the connection between the tip and the sleeve shall trigger a step SLEEVE RING TIP 36 9 3 DMX Out Connection A single 5 pin Female out shall be provided to connect the Tiger console to DMX devices Wiring shall be in compliance with DMX
18. e will be explained in detail below 5 1 Programming a Memory You should be on the following screen Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase Page Live Page More Press the More key to move to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More Select the ProgMem key to take you to Page01 Step Select Memory Back Page Page The Tiger has 12 pages that you can record memories on Use the Page or Page keys to go to the page you wish to record on To select where you want to store a memory select a flash button If the Yellow LED is lit on a flash button there is already a memory recorded on that fader To preview the memory raise the fader Using the flash button will select the memory and you can edit it or over record it 20 Once you have pressed the relevant flash button the menu changes Edit Fixtures 01 09 Back Home Save As Channels Save More The flash buttons and faders have now also changed function They now allow you to select fixtures or control the intensity of generic channels and fixtures The flash buttons which have yellow LED s lit are the ones to which fixtures have been assigned To select a fixture press the flash button the red LED will light It is possible to select multiple fixtures For instance if you want to select fixture 1 to 4 hold down button 1 and then press button 4 You can deselect fixtures in the same way The LED of t
19. he Yellow LED in the fade button will indicate a fade is in progress by flashing It is also possible to adjust the direction of the sequence by using the More key This will take you to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More By using the bottom left soft key it is possible to select Dir Fwd Dir Rev Dir lt gt or Dir Rnd This will affect in which order the sequence steps are replayed If you select Sound On it is also possible to trigger the sequence using the onboard microphone or using a sound input The sequence steps will trigger on the music s beat It is also possible to set the sequence to run to a beat If you tap the Speed twice the time lag between taps will set the beat or delay between each step of the sequence To stop a sequence reset the Speed fader to zero 13 4 Setting up the Console The Tiger is a DMX lighting console As such devices that are to be controlled will have a DMX address Some devices make use of more than one DMX channel For instance a moving light may have 12 DMX channels If the address of this fixture is set to 1 the next available DMX address will be 13 A library of common devices is supplied with the console This means that when a device is selected and the DMX address is set the Tiger will allocate the correct number of channels required for that device It will not let you patch another device to those channels The Tiger has
20. he beat or delay between each step of the sequence 26 To stop a sequence reset the Speed fader to zero To edit an existing Sequence select the sequence after having gone into program sequence mode This will bring up a new menu Program Sequence Cancel Delete Seq Save As Auto Seq Save Steps Cancel will take you back a to the previous menu Save As will allow you to save the sequence with a different number Save will save any changes to the current sequence Delete Seq will delete all the steps in the current sequence Auto Seq will change the sequence to include all current recorded memories Steps will take you to a new menu screen Seq Delete Step Insert Step Edit Step The top line of the display shows you which step is currently outputting which memory number is being used for the step and which sequence you are editing Back will take you back to the previous memory The Step and Step control keys will take you through the various steps stored in the current sequence Delete Step will erase the currently selected step Insert Step will add allow you to add a new step immediately following the currently selected step Edit Step will allow you to select a different memory for the currently selected step 27 6 Playback 6 1 Memories To playback a memory you need to be on the following menu or Run 2 or Run 3 menu screens Run 1 Page Chase Live More The Page or Page soft
21. he fixture to the DMX address you wish to use Assign Fixture 01 Unpatch DMx OK You can use the Up and Down keys to set the DMX address or you can use the flash buttons to type in the value for instance 100 You will need to make sure that the address matches the fixtures DMX address Use the OK to take you back to the previous screen Use the and keys to select the next fixture you wish to assign and patch 15 Repeat these steps until you have assigned all the fixtures you wish to use Once a fixture has been assigned the yellow LED on the relevant flash button will be illuminated If the fixture you wish to use is not stored on the console you can either download it from a fixture library with the optional cable use a memory module with fixtures stored on it or you can create a fixture on the console 4 2 Editing Creating a Fixture Assign Patch Back FixtProfiles Fixtures AutoPatch Generics Aux s From this menu select the FixtProfiles soft key From the next menu select the Create Edit soft key You can now choose one of the fixtures stored on the console and edit this if it is similar to the fixture you want to choose Alternatively you can create a whole new fixture If you want to edit an existing fixture use the middle keys to scroll through the available fixtures Once you reach the correct one press Edit This will bring up an edit screen Edit Profile Dimmer Back Ch Dimmer Ch DMX 001
22. he last selected fixture will flash This is known as the primary fixture and the information associated with this fixture will be shown on the LCD display Pressing a flash button in Channels mode will show what attribute is associated with the fader The More key will take you to different pages of fixtures The relevant information as to which age of Please note that if you select different types of fixtures simultaneously you may Dee have different types of attributes on the same faders This can lead to some you are interesting effects on is shown on the top line of the LCD screen The options are Edit Fixtures 01 09 Edit Fixtures 10 18 Movement Effect Edit Generics 01 09 Edit Generics 10 18 Having selected the fixtures you can turn them on by raising the relevant slider This will only work if the fixture has a channel dedicated to dimming Those fixtures that work with shutters will not turn on this way Alternatively you can use the Home key This will turn the fixture on and centre it To adjust the various attributes select the Channels soft key This changes the faders to attribute mode By moving the faders you can set the relevant attributes to the required values Pressing the flash buttons will show what attribute is associated with the fader The information is displayed on the bottom line of the LCD display Only faders that have a Yellow LED lit on the flash button below have attributes associated with them The
23. his movement 29 sequence by having programmed a page of memories that only contain the colour attributes of the fixtures Triggering the page chase will mean the fixtures change colour each time they move For a Page chase to work you need to have the Master Fader set above zero From the main playback menu select the PageChase soft key The PageChase legend will start to flash This indicates that the page chase on the selected page is outputting You can now change pages and trigger further page chases It is possible to have all 12 pages outputting a page chase Be aware this can be confusing if you have not thought about your programming In PageChase mode the fixtures will all change simultaneously from one memory to the next If the PageChase soft key is pressed for a second time the legend will change to read PageRipple This changes the way the chase works It will start with the first fixture and change it to the first memory on the page It will then change the second fixture third fixture etc This can be an interesting effect when used with things like colour or position The best way to understand how it works is to program a page of colour memories and play them back first as a page chase and then as a page ripple To turn off a page chase press the PageChase soft key again When the legend stops flashing the chase will be deactivated 6 5 View and Preview There is a View Preview menu which allows you to see what the output of the
24. ice the time between presses will be used to determine the delay between the triggering of steps It is a useful way of setting a sequence to run in time to music Tapping the button on the first beat and then tapping it again on the next beat will mean the lights follow the music It is again possible to set a fade time for each step using the Fade Fader 6 3 4 Sound to Light Sequences It is possible to trigger the sequence using a sound input or the onboard microphone From the main playback menu screen select the More soft key This will bring up a new menu Use the middle left soft key to toggle the Sound On or Sound Off With sound set to on and the Speed fader at zero the sequence will trigger on the bass beat If you have connected the console to your sound system the microphone will not work 6 4 Page Chases and Page Ripples Apart from being able to play back the 12 sequences that you have recorded it is also possible to play back the memories on each page as a sequence The page chases take their fade and speed settings from those currently set for the sequence For instance if you have a sequence running with the speed set to 7 triggering from sound this will be the same settings used on the page chases you select The page and ripple chases only run in a forward direction Page chases are a useful way of overlaying effects onto a sequence In a club environment you may have recorded a sequence of movements You could add colour to t
25. iger is 0000 Having entered the correct code you have two options 1 Change Code this will allow you to input a unique code for the console Please make sure you remember this code or the desk will be locked permanently You will need to contact Chauvet Lighting for the master unlock code Once you have input the code you will return to the main Super User menu 2 Lock selecting this function will lock the console and no changes to the show data will be possible You will be returned to the main Super User menu The word Lock will flash on the LCD display to indicate the desk is now locked If the desk locked and the Lock soft key is selected you will be prompted for the four digit unlock code If this is entered correctly the console will be unlocked and changes to show data can be made 8 4 Reset The Reset soft key will set all the desk parameters to their default state The default settings are as follows Mode Run Memory Page 1 Flash Mode On Sound Input Off Sequence Direction Forward Blackout Off Generic Fixture Levels All at 0 Memories All unprogrammed Sequences All unprogrammed Fixtures No Fixtures assigned or Patched Generics 18 channels patched to DMX channels 1 to 18 Auxiliaries Unpatched Momentary Normal Mode On 255 Off 0 Pan Tilt LTP action Fade Other LTP action Snap Lock Code 0000 Before resetting the console please be aware that you will lose all your current show data including you
26. ill determine the direction and the speed of the effect Once you have the required effect it is still possible to add 23 a colour or a gobo to a fixture Use the More key to go back to the fixture selection page From here you can access the Channels function 5 3 2 Fans Fans are a quick way to set an attribute on different lights to a different value Having gone into program mode and selected the lights you wish to work with select Channels Select the attribute you wish to work with For instance to create a rainbow you would select a Colour parameter Select Fan function The faders now represent the fixtures assigned To see what parameter you are working with press the flash button That will tell what fixture you are working with and what parameter has been tagged for the fan Selecting fixtures with different attributes can lead to some strange effects By moving the fader for each fixture you can quickly set each fixture to a different value For instance to make a rainbow you may set fader 1 to 1096 which is red on fixture 1 fader 2 to 2096 which is blue on fixture 2 fader 3 to 3096 which is green on fixture 3 and fader 4 to 4096 which is yellow on fixture 4 You can use the fan function on any parameter including pan and tilt This is a very effective way of getting lights into diagonal lines for instance Having set one parameter it is possible to go back and select a different attribute and repeat the process The best
27. ing the flash buttons as a numeric entry tool Once you have selected the relevant channel then select Edit You can now set the address for the channel using the Up or Down keys or by using the flash buttons for numeric entry You can assign all the fixtures without giving them a DMX address Once complete select the AutoPatch key from the Assign Patch menu This will automatically patch the console The first 18 channels will be for the generic fittings The first moving light will start at DMX address 19 and the others will be patched to according to the number of channels used by the previous fixture To check the DMX addresses for each fixture select the Fixtures button and then scroll through the fixtures using the or keys You can also use the flash buttons to select the relevant fixture The DMX address will be displayed in the window When you are finished use the Back key to take you to the default screen You are now ready to start programming 3 2 Program a Memory You should be on the following screen Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase will only be visible of there PageChase are memories recorded on the page Page Live Page More Press the More key to move to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 2 Flash On ProgMem Sound Off ProgSeq Dir Fwd More Select the ProgMem key to take you to Page01 Step Select Memory Back Page Page The Tiger has 12 pages that you can record memories on U
28. lect 007 and press OK If you have made a mistake and don t want to save the changes use the back key rather than OK If you are going to create a new fixture scroll through the fixture types until you get to a blank You can then use the Create key to set up a fixture Having selected Create you will see the following screen Edit Profile Dimmer Back Ch Ch DMX The Tiger assumes that you will be using a Dimmer or HTP channel and a Pan and Tilt Channel for each fixture Using the Ch or CH keys to toggle between these three attributes Having selected Pan for instance select the Edit key This will bring up a new screen Edit Profile Pan Name N A DMX Home Selecting DMX key will bring up a screen to allow you to set the correct channel number You can use the Up or Down keys to select which channel is associated with that attribute Alternatively you can use the flash keys to select the value Remember there can only be one attribute per channel number You can also set a Home value for each attribute This is the value that the attribute will go to when the home button is pushed For instance Pan and Tilt are normal set to 128 while the dimmer is set to 255 The values are not percentages but the DMX values Dimmers are normally set to full which is 255 while the pan and tilt are normally centred which is 128 You will need to check what attributes give you open white on the colour attributes and what you nee
29. lo and Latch or Momentary To select the options use the associated soft key to toggle between the two options for that key In Normal mode selecting an auxiliary button will add it s outputs to the current output of the console In Solo mode selecting and auxiliary button will turn off all other outputs of the console and only output the device associated with that auxiliary button it is ideal for use with strobes In Latch mode pushing an auxiliary button will lock it on In Momentary mode the auxiliary button will only output while it is held down 19 5 Programming The Tiger console can store 108 base memories that can be used to build up a range of sequences and chases When recording a memory you can select which attributes and which fixtures and channels you want recorded in each memory It is therefore possible to build up memories that have only certain fixtures in them or have only certain colours or gobo s in them This makes the programming of complex shows and looks simple If you would rather record memories that include all the parameters of the selected fixtures this can be done as well When you are working in programming mode the LED s in the flash buttons are used to indicate different modes Please note what the different combinations mean in the following explanations on programming To assist in programming there is an effects generator for movements and a Fan function that can be used with any attribute to set looks Thes
30. mir Value Innovation Performance Tiger DMX 60 User Manual Version 1 1 Ch FEEFEE FFF FEF 22117121110117 CHAUVET 3000 North 29 Ct Hollywood FL 33020 USA Tel 954 929 1115 Fax 954 929 5560 www CHAUVETlighting com Warranty Information We take great pride in the quality value and performance of our products and believe that it should offer you trouble free operation throughout its lifetime providing you take care to follow the simple instructions in this manual LIMITED WARRANTY USA a CHAUVET provides from the date of purchase to the original purchaser a 24 month limited warranty on all DMX products a 12 month limited warranty on special effect fixtures and controllers and a 3 month limited warranty on items with an NV prefix This limited warranty covers manufacturing defects in material and workmanship only At the time of service the owner will need to be able to provide evidence of date and place of purchase and serial number b CHAUVET does not cover damage or failure caused by abuse misuse faulty installation improper maintenance or any repairs not carried out by CHAUVET C Items which are not covered by warranty are those considered as parts which are prone to failure due to general wear and tear For example lamps fuses brushes and belts Laser diodes carry a 90day warranty For foggers see user manual d There will be no obligations or liability on the part of CHAUVET for conse
31. numeric display shows what the current level is set to If there are more attributes than the 12 faders allow you can change the other attributes by changing pages You use the or soft keys to do this If a parameter has been changed the yellow LED flashes This indicates that that parameter will be included in the memory 21 IMPORTANT INFORMATION The Tiger console records only what is selected tagged The Yellow LED will flash if that attribute is going to be included in the memory If you wish to include an attribute in the memory and the yellow LED is not flashing then hold the button down for 2 second To deselect an attribute so it is not included in the memory hold the button down until the yellow LED stops flashing By being able to record to parameter level the Tiger is a very powerful console It is possible for instance to make up looks that just have colors recorded in them You can also make up looks that just have positions recorded This means that it is possible for instance to have a position sequence running as a chase and then manually change colours beams or other attributes It is also possible to have a page chase running on top of a sequence Please remember that only the fixtures selected tagged will be recorded in a memory To set Generic channel levels use the More soft key to get the generic channel pages The faders will control the intensity of the generic channels Once you have set the look that
32. ociated with the fader The information is displayed on the bottom line of the LCD The numeric display shows what the current level is set to 10 If a parameter has been changed the yellow LED flashes This indicates that that parameter will be included in the memory IMPORTANT INFORMATION The Tiger console records only what is selected tagged The Yellow LED will flash if that attribute is going to be included in the memory If you wish to include an attribute in the memory and the yellow LED is not flashing then hold the button down for 2 second To deselect an attribute so it is not included in the memory hold the button down until the yellow LED stops flashing By being able to record to parameter level the Tiger is a very powerful console It is possible for instance to make up looks that just have colors recorded in them You can also make up looks that just have positions recorded This means that it is possible for instance to have a position sequence running as a chase and then manually change colours beams or other attributes It is also possible to have a page chase running on top of a sequence Please remember that only the fixtures selected tagged will be recorded in a memory Once you have set the look that you want use the Back key to go back to the previous menu Edit Fixtures 01 09 Back Home Save As Channels Save More You can use the Save key to store the look in the flash button you originally selected
33. odule Load Show Save Show You have three options To test the memory module use the Test Module soft key it will either return a result of OK Fail or Not Present To load a previously stored show onto the Tiger use the Load Show soft key The LCD will show an OK or Fail indication To save the show currently programmed onto the Tiger use the Save Show soft key The LCD will show an OK or Fail indication The Back soft key will return you to the main menu 32 8 Super User Functions The Tiger Console has a set up menu that is not accessible during usual operation The functions available in this mode are generally only used when setting the console up for personal preferences There are three super user menus the More soft key on each page will allow you to move to the next menu It is accessed while the LCD display is on the main menu Run 1 Page Chase Live More To access the Super User menu hold down the two top soft keys simultaneously This will bring up the first page of the Super User menu Super User Back Clear Mem Seq Startup Last The Back soft key will take you back to the main menu 8 1 Clear all Memories and Sequences Selecting the Clear Mem Seq soft key brings up a menu that gives you two options Cancel will return you to the Super User menu without deleting any information OK will delete all the memories and sequences currently stored on the console Information regarding fixture
34. quential damages arising from the use of the product or any indirect damages with respect to loss of property revenue or costs for removal installation or re installation e For warranty service the product must be reported to CHAUVET to receive a unique RA returns authorization number and at that time you will be advised of where to send the faulty product f All shipping charges for returns should be pre paid If the requested repairs or service are within the terms of this warranty then the item will be returned to you on completion without any charge The unit must be in its original packaging with any original accessories CHAUVET will not be responsible or accept any liabilities for any loss or damage to additional items which are sent with returned product g If this product is not covered under the terms of this warranty CHAUVET will advise you of the costs to carry out any repairs necessary and the unit will be shipped to you on receipt of payment for the work including the return freight charges h Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for return of your product Under normal circumstances we try to ensure we carry out warranty repairs within 5 working days We cannot be held responsible for delays in shipping Title First Name Initials Last Name Address Apt City State Or Province Country Zip Code Or Postal Code Date of Birth e mail Telephone include area code Date of Purchase Price
35. r fixture selection and patch Any fixtures that have been loaded to the console will also be lost and it will revert to the original fixture library supplied with the console 34 8 5 Pan and Tilt Default Settings You can toggle between two settings for Pan and Tilt The soft key for this function is on the second page of super user options In Snap mode the pan and tilt changes will happen instantaneously If Fade mode is chosen the changes will happen according to the time set on the Fade Master when a memory is triggered 8 6 Other LTP Default Settings You can toggle between two settings for all the LTP channels other than pan and tilt This will include all colour and beam shape parameters The soft key for this function is on the second page of super user options In Snap mode LTP changes will happen instantaneously If Fade mode is chosen the changes will happen according to the time set on the Fade Master when a memory is triggered 8 7 LCD Settings This option is available on the third page of super user functions Selecting the LCD B soft key will allow you to change the backlight brightness of the LCD screen Using the Up and Down soft keys will allow you to alter the settings Selecting the LCD C soft key will allow you to change the contrast of the LCD screen Using the Up and Down soft keys will allow you to alter the settings 8 8 Test Function This option is available on the third page of super user functions In this mo
36. r use the disk provided with the cable Connect the cable to your PC s USB port and the 5 Pin XLR to your controller From the above menu screen select From PC You now use the PC tool to download the required fixtures 4 4 Generics The Tiger also supports the use of generic lights These are usually plugged into a dimmer or a Switch pack You can control up to 18 generic channels These are patched automatically to DMX value 1 to 18 If you wish to change these values go select Generics from the main Assign Patch screen Assign Patch Back FixtProfiles Fixtures AutoPatch Generics Aux s 18 Scroll to the channel number you wish to patch either using the Up or Down keys to change pages or the keys to move in single digits It is also possible to use the flash buttons as a numeric entry tool Once you have selected the relevant channel then select Edit You can now set the address for the channel using the Up or Down keys or by using the flash buttons for numeric entry Remember the Speed Fade and Master keys are used as entries for 0 The console will not allow you to over patch a fixture 4 5 Autopatch You can assign all the fixtures without giving them a DMX address Once you have completed the selection of fixtures use the AutoPatch key from the Assign Patch menu This will automatically patch the console The first 18 channels will be for the generic fittings The first moving light will start at DMX address 19 and the others
37. s and patch are unaffected by the clearing of the memories and sequences Do not press OK unless you are sure that you no longer need the current show stored on the console 8 2 Start Up Mode This option allows the user to set the desk so that at power up it either recovers the sequence step that it was last on or resets the current sequence back to step one To restore to the last output step the bottom left line on the LCD display should read Startup Last If it reads Start 1 the currently selected sequence will restart at step 1 To toggle between these two choices use the soft key Usually if you are running a theatrical type show manually stepping through the show you would set the function to Startup Last If for some reason the power fails the console on powering back up will be on the correct memory The Startup Last function will only work when the sequence is being operated in manual mode It will not function if the sequence is operating in Auto Beat or Sound mode 33 8 3 Lock Mode The desk may be locked to prevent unauthorised modification to the show data No memories or sequences can be recorded edited or deleted The desk will still however output memories and sequences It is also not possible to change the patch or fixture selection To select Lock mode use the Lock soft key If the desk is unlocked the user will be asked to enter the four digit lock code using the fader flash buttons The default lock code of the T
38. se the Page or Page keys to go to the page you wish to record on To select where you want to store a memory select a flash button If the Yellow LED is lit on a flash button there is already a memory recorded on that fader You can over record it or by selecting it edit its contents Once you have pressed the relevant flash button the menu changes Edit Fixtures 01 09 Back Home Save As Channels Save More The flash buttons have now also changed function to be the controls for the various moving lights The flash buttons which have yellow LED s lit are the ones to which fixtures have been assigned When you select a fixture the red LED will light It is possible to select multiple fixtures for instance if you want to select fixture 1 to 4 hold down button 1 and then press button 4 You can deselect fixtures in the same way Having selected the fixtures you can turn them on by raising the relevant slider This will only work if the fixture has a channel dedicated to dimming Those fixtures that work with shutters will not turn on this way Alternatively you can use the Home key This will turn the fixture on and centre it To adjust the various attributes select the Channels Key This changes the faders to attribute mode The flash buttons with lit Yellow LEDs have attributes assigned to their faders By moving the faders you can set the relevant attributes to the required values Pressing the flash buttons will show what attribute is ass
39. t are adjusted live by the user in Run Mode Sequence direction can be forwards backwards bounce or random There are two ways to approach the manual If you are impatient to get started simply go to section 3 Quick Start and leap in If you want a more detailed explanation then you will need to work your way through each section of the manual 2 2 Terminology Memory Tells one or more fixtures to change settings for intensity beam color and position Other names are scene cue or look Sequence Memories grouped together to run one after another These can be triggered manually automatically or to music Parameter An attribute of a fixture A parcan has one attribute intensity A moving light has several usually pan and tilt color beam and intensity IBCF Refers to intensity beam colour and focus position Intensity how bright the fixture is not all fixtures have a dowser dimmer Beam refers to things like gobo wheels prisms shutter speeds etc Color refers to color wheels CYM mixing etc Focus refers to the position of the picture the pan and tilt attributes Symbol and Text Conventions used in the manual This Text for buttons to push on the console This Text for buttons or text appearing on the LCD display 2 3 Front Panel Controls and Displays
40. tilt position of the selected fixture s The more extreme the movement of the joystick the faster the fixture will move 2 3 4 Auxiliary Buttons These four buttons can be assigned to trigger DMX devices It makes the use of strobes smoke machines etc simple while ensuring they are co ordinated with the lighting It is possible to use an Auxiliary button as a master black out button You would set the button to solo mode By pressing it all lights with a dimmer or dowser will fade to zero 3 Quick Start This section will assume that you are turning the console on for the first time and you have not assigned or patched any fixtures 3 1 Set up When you turn the console on you will see the following screen on the LCD Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase will only be visible of there PageChase are memories recorded on the page Page Live Page More The first thing that we need to do is to assign the fixtures that we have and then patch these and any dimmers To do this you need to press the More key twice This will take you to the following menu screen Page01 Step Run 3 View Pvw Blackout Assign Patch Load Save More Select the Assign Patch soft key You will see the following menu screen Assign Patch Back FixtProfiles Fixtures AutoPatch Generics Aux s The first thing we will do is assign and patch a fixture Select the Fixtures softkey You will now see the following screen Fixture 01 Unassigned DMX
41. tool for stopping a show or clearing all outputs to allow you to start programming on a blank canvas 28 6 3 Sequences There are several options as to how a sequence can be played back Firstly use the Page or Page soft keys to select which sequence you want to output To replay a sequence the Master Fader must always be above zero 6 3 1 Manual Sequence If you wish to play back a sequence in manual mode then you can trigger each step by pressing the Master Flash Button If you want to set a fade time between each step in the sequence then you can do so by using the Fade Fader The higher the setting the longer the fade will be The Yellow LED in the Fade Flash Button will flash to indicate a fade is in progress Manual playback of sequences is useful in a theatrical type of application where you wish to playback memories in a predetermined sequence You can set a different fade time for each step of the sequences Holding down the Master Flash Button will force the sequence back to the first step If you have changed pages holding down the Master Flash Button will start the sequence on the currently select page 6 3 2 Auto Sequences To play back a sequence without needing to trigger each step manually can be achieved by raising the Speed Fader The higher the setting the faster the sequence will run You can still also set a fade time for each step using the Fade Fader 6 3 3 Beat Sequences If the Speed Flash Button is pressed tw
42. will be patched to according to the number of channels used by the previous fixture To check the DMX addresses for each fixture select the Fixtures button from the Assign Patch menu and then scroll through the fixtures using the or keys You can also use the flash buttons to select the relevant fixture The DMX address will be displayed in the window 4 6 Auxiliaries Auxiliaries can be used to control things like DMX strobes or smoke machines There are four auxiliary buttons From the main Assign Patch menu select the Aux s key This brings up the Auxiliary screen where you can select the various options associated with each key Press the Auxiliary button you want to change the settings for The red LED will flash on the selected button and that will be the header on the menu screen Auxiliary 1 Back DMX On 255 Normal Off 000 Momentary You can set the DMX level you want the device to turn on and off at Please remember the value is 0 255 5096 is 128 Selecting the On or Off screens will take you to a menu where you can use the Up or Down keys to change values or use the flash buttons to enter a numeric value You can select the DMX address for the device you are using Select the DMX address soft key You can use the Up or Down keys to change values or use the flash buttons to enter a numeric value You can use the Unpatch key to remove any address associated with the auxiliary key You have two other options Normal or So
43. you select Steps you can make up your own sequence Selecting Steps will take you to the following screen Step 001 Seq05 Back Insert Step This will take you to the following screen Step 001 Use the Page or Page keys to take you to the page that the memory you want is on Select the memory by pushing the flash button the memory is stored on Flash buttons that have memories stored on them will have the Yellow LED lit Each time you press a flash button the number of steps will increment by 1 You will see the change in the top right hand corner of the LCD display 12 Once you have set the number of steps you require use the Back key twice to take you to the save menu page Program Sequence 01 Cancel Delete Seq Save As Auto Seq Save Steps From this page you can save the chase or if you do not want to keep it then you can use cancel You now need to use the Back key to go to the default menu page Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase Page Live Page More To playback your sequence select the sequence number using the Page or Page keys Having selected the sequence raise the Master fader You can then set the speed of the chase and the fade time between steps by using the Speed and Fade faders If you wish to trigger the chase manually leave the Speed fader set to zero and use the Flash button under Master to step through the sequence You can still use the Fade fader to set the fade time for each step T
44. you want use the Back key to go back to the previous menu Edit Fixtures 01 09 Back Home Save As Channels Save More You can use the Save key to store the look in the flash button you originally selected Alternatively you can use the Save As key to select where you wish to store the memory You can change to a different page if desired by using the Up or Down soft keys Pushing a flash button will store the memory You can now select a new place to store a memory and continue the process 5 2 Replaying a Memory To replay a memory raise the fader associated with the memory or push the flash button It is possible to play back multiple memories If you change pages the memory will remain outputting until the DMX outputs are changed by a different memory outputting or until you move the fader associated with the memory back to zero 22 5 3 Effects The effects tools provided on the Tiger are aimed at aiding with programming speed There are two types of effect Movement and Fan The Movement function allows you to quickly program a circle or a square You can change the size of the X and Y parameters and you can also set the speed By varying the X and Y values it is possible to generate ellipses quads or simple straight lines The Fan function allows you to quickly offset lights It is a quick way of programming a rainbow colour effect setting different lights to different shutter speeds or setting offsets on pan and tilt The
45. ys to take you to the page that the memory you want is on Select the memory by pushing the flash button the memory is stored on Flash buttons that have memories stored on them will have the Yellow LED lit Each time you press a flash button the number of steps will increment by 1 You will see the change in the top right hand corner of the LCD display To preview memory you are about to add as a step raise the fader This will output the memory Once you have set the number of steps you require use the Back key twice to take you to the save menu page Program Sequence 01 Cancel Delete Seq Save As Auto Seq Save Steps From this page you can save the chase or if you do not want to keep it then you can use cancel You now need to use the Back key to go to the default menu page 25 Page01 Step Run 1 PageChase Page Live Page More To playback your sequence select the sequence number using the Page or Page keys Having selected the sequence raise the Master fader You can then set the speed of the chase and the fade time between steps by using the Speed and Fade faders If you wish to trigger the chase manually leave the Speed fader set to zero and use the Flash button under Master to step through the sequence You can still use the Fade fader to set the fade time for each step The Yellow LED in the fade button will indicate a fade is in progress by flashing It is also possible to adjust the direction of the sequence
46. ys will change the selected sequence The sequence selected for preview is shown on the top line of the LCD display 6 6 Blackout There is a blackout soft key to allow for snap black outs From the main playback menu Run 1 Page Chase Live More select the More soft key twice This will take you to the following menu Page Step Run 3 View Pvw Blackout Assign Patch Load Save More Pressing the Blackout soft key will snap all HTP channels to zero The word Blackout will flash while the desk is in blackout mode Pressing the Blackout soft key again will result in the HTP channels returning to their set levels If you want instant access to a blackout button a useful tip is to use one of the auxiliary keys Set it to operate in Solo mode Pressing an auxiliary key set up in this way will also set all HTP channels to zero 31 7 Memory Module Each Tiger console is shipped with a memory module The memory module allows you to back up a show or store a show while the desk is used for a different event It is also possible to store different fixture types on the module 7 1 Saving a show From the main playback menu Run 1 Page Chase Live More select the More soft key twice This will take you to the following menu Page Step Run 3 View Pvw Blackout Assign Patch Load Save More Use the Load Save soft key to enter the Load Save Functions menu Load Save Functions Back Test M
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