ETC Element v2.1.0 - Manual (Page 154)

142 Element User Manual
Playback Fader Controls
Go and Stop/Back
Using [Go]
The [Go] button is used to execute the pending cue. When [Go] is pressed, all parameters assume
their required positions in the recorded times, unless they have been recorded with manual timing.
For information on manual timing, see
Manual Timing Control, page 142 . For information on
manual master, see See “Manual Master Option” on page 144.
Using [Stop/Back]
All fader activity can be instantly stopped mid-transition by pressing the [Stop/Back] button for the
required fader. To resume the cue, press the [Go] button. To fade to the previous cue on that fader,
using default “back” timing, press the [Stop/Back] button again from this state.
When a cue on the playback fader is complete, pressing [Stop/Back] will step backwards
sequentially through the cue list from that point. [Stop/Back] uses default back time as established
in Setup.
See “Default Times” on page 48. Or you can back into the previous cue using specific
timing by pressing:
• [Go to Cue] [Last] [Time] [n] [Enter]
[Go To Cue] [0]
You can use the [Go To Cue] [0] [Enter] command to send the cue list to cue 0. This drives all cue
intensities to zero, while leaving non-intensity parameters as currently set but no longer under cue
control.
[Go To Cue] [Out]
To reset all parameters to their default states (unless they are controlled by a submaster] and reset
the cue list so that the first cue is pending, press:
• [Go To Cue] [Out] [Enter]
Using Manual Control
There are four types of manual control for playbacks:
• Cues can be stored with manual timing. When cues have stored manual timing, the default
behavior of the fader is to control those manual values.
• Cues can be captured for manual intensity control only. This is possible only when the
associated cue has no manual timing values.
• Cues can be manually overridden using the {Man Override} & [Load] feature which captures
all parameter transitions.
• The fader can be set to Manual Master mode. See “Manual Master Option” on page 144.
In each of these cases, follow time counts down from [Go].
Manual Timing Control
Manual timing can be set for any parameter or group of parameters. The fader is then used to
control the progress of a transition.
For Example:
Assume the active cue contains an instruction to set color at 5 for channel 1.