| INSTRUCTIONS |
| Purpose |
This worksheet documents the settings for each step of a chase.
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| Architecture |
Each Chauvet Obey 10 chase consists of up to 999 steps. Chases can be cascaded
during operation i.e. you can program a forward chase on 1, a reverse chase on 2,
then execute an alternating chase by selecting 1 and 2 together. Chase speed
and fade time are interactive and controlled during execution, thus, simply
changing those settings can dramatically change the look. Most chase patterns are
fairly simple, however, using incremental changes can make more complex looks especially
when the chase is controlling fixture movement.
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| Printing |
For best results, set printer to only print page one unless you need copies of
these instructions. |
| Event |
This block can be used to describe the event. |
| Start Date |
This block can be used to indicate date when fixtures need to be ready. |
| End Date |
This block can be used to indicate date when fixtures will be available for the next event. |
| Chase |
Specify the chase being documented.
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| Step |
Specify the step number being documented. |
| Cell |
Specify the value for each channel of each fixture active in this step.
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| Procedure |
Enter program mode. Select desired chase to program. Use up/step down buttons to
move from step to step. Select fixture to program. In page A, adjust faders as needed.
Enter settings on a step card.
Select Page B, adjust faders as needed. Enter settings on a step card.
Deselect fixture. Record chase and step on the step card.
Select next fixture and repeat until all faders of all fixtures have been set.
Press Add button to record. Repeat the process until all steps are programmed and recorded.
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