Gilderfluke&Co Pb-DMX - Manual (Page 35)

Single Step Playback........
You can enable Single Step Playback or Single Step Record using the commands
found under the OffLine pulldown.
When in Single Step Mode, the frame at the center of the OffLine Editing Window is
highlighted, and you can step your show forwards or backwards one frame at a time by
using the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard. You can move the cursor more tan
a single frame by editing any of the ʻtimeʼ numbers on the screen, or by dragging the
screenʼs scroll bar to another point in the show. The show will run at ʻsingle step speedʼ
to the newly selected point. (You can hit the to cancel a long series of sin-
gle Steps.)
Single Step Record Mode works identically, except that the programming console is
ʻactiveʼ, and any data on it will be recorded as you step forward through your show. This
is an easy way to define ʻkeyʼ frames in your show, that you can easily InBetween to-
wards.
Single Step Playback can also be started at any time from the main window by hit-
ting the ʻOffLineʼ button in the middle of a playback. This bounces you over to the
OffLine Editing Window with the frame that was playing at the center of the screen and
highlighted. This allows you to single step backwards and forwards to find any glitches
that may have been present in your show.
Save your show (again)........
Now that you have something programmed, you can now download it to the Bricks
you are using. You should save your work using the File pulldown/ʻSave' command. If
you donʼt, PC•MACs will not let you download the show in the next step.
AutoDownload your show........
If you have a Pb-DMX/32 attached to your PC, you will now want to try out the Auto-
Download functions of PC•MACs. Jump forward to the ʻAutoDownload Quick Startʼ sec-
tion of this manual to give it a try!
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