Chauvet Obey 40 - Manual (Page 20)

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Copying A Fader
Assignment
Fader assignments can be copied from one fixture button to another.
To copy the fader customization from to do the following:
1. Press and together to enter fader assignment customization.
2. Press and hold .
3. Continue holding , and press and hold .
4. Continue holding and and press and hold .
5. Continue holding and , but release .
6. Continue holding , but release the .
7. Release .
8. Press and together to exit fader assignment customization.
Copying a custom fader assignment will not copy a reverse fader.
Creating A Fader
Reversal
A fader reversal is when the order of values sent by a fader is reversed. Instead of sending the
highest value when the fader is up, a reversed fader sends the lowest value when the fader is up.
Fader reversals are a powerful tool, but they are not required.
The following instructions describe reversing a specific fader, but any fader, within any fixture button,
can be reversed.
To reverse on , do the following:
1. Press and together 2 times to enter fader reversal
customization.
2. Press the .
3. Move the fader until 12 shows in the LCD display.
4. Move the all the way up to activate fader reversal. The character to the right of 12
in the LCD display will change.
5. Press to save the setting.
6. Press and together 2 times to exit fader reversal
customization.
Resetting The
Board
Resetting the board clears out all customizations and programming, and returns the board to its
factory default settings. The board should be reset for new shows that require new customizations
and configurations. Resetting the Board can be used to clear out odd behaviors after many
customizations.
To reset the board, do the following:
1. Turn the board off.
2. Press and hold and together.
3. While still pressing and , turn the board on. The LCD display flashes to
indicate a successful operation.
· Resetting the board erases all scenes, chases, and customizations.
· Resetting the board can take up to 30 seconds.