Daktronics Pro Series Operations and Maintenance Manual User Manual

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Cuesheet: / A / B / C /

Number

Title / Motor - Group / Action

Target

Speed / Time

Show Name:

Figure 7.9: Blank cue sheet

Cuesheet: / A / B / C /

Number

Title / Motor - Group / Action

Target

Speed / Time

A00.00

Initial Motor Setup

A01.00

Cue 1

A01.00.0

Motor 0

UPPER

1.4 ft./sec.

AND

A01.00.1

Motor 1

LOWER

15 sec.

END

A02.00

Cue 2

A02.00.0

Motor 0

LOWER

1.4 ft./sec.

AND

A02.00.1

Motor 3

15' 6"

12 sec.

END

Show Name:

Example Cuesheet

Figure 7.10: Cue sheet for new show

Figure 7.9 is an example of a blank cue sheet

(additional copies can be found later in this manual).

Figure 7.10. shows an example of one of the cue

lists within the cue sheet showing three cues filled in

(cues 0,1 and 2) and their associated actions (cue

1.00 three actions, cue 2.00 one action).

The very first cue (00.00) for this show is the starting

position for all the motors. The programmable cues

start with the second line.
Cue 1.00 has three cue actions: moving Motor 0,

Motor 1 and Motor 2. Each motor will move to either

their upper or lower target (see the Manual chapter

to see how to set this). Each action will move at 1.4

feet per second.
The Next column displays either AND or END. The

rule is: If there are more actions in this cue, the Next

value is AND. If there are no more actions in this

cue, the Next value is END.
Figures 7.11 and 7.12 show a fictional stage with

battens at random positions like they might be at the

start of creating a new show. The upper and lower

limits are set by the administrator.
Use the manual screen to set upper and lower targets

for the three motors in the motor list. Move the motors

to a point in between their upper and lower targets

for the starting position.

Figure 7.11: Battens at random positions, viewed

from stage left

Figure 7.12: Battens ready to set Cue 00.00, viewed

from stage left

S TA G E

C E I L I N G

F R O N T

B A C K

UPPER LIMIT

LOWER LIMIT