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button, then enter a name using an external Qwerty keyboard.
The text is shown on the VDU screen. Press Enter to store it, then
Exit to finish.
• You can also label the current playback page this way, by pressing
A [Current Page] instead of the playback Swop.
• If you forgot to bring your Qwerty keyboard, you can use the
Swop buttons of Presets 1-26 for capital A-Z, and the Flash
buttons for lower case a-z (these keys are shown on the VDU
screen).
• If you aren’t using a VDU screen, there is no point entering
memory legends as you can’t see them on the on-board display
(You can however see Page legends and Palette legends). If you
accidentally enter Set Legend mode you need to press Exit twice
to get the console back to normal mode.
6.1.3 Recording the stage using Snapshots
The Snapshot function allows you to instantly record the current output
of the console for later use. This can be useful if you suddenly create an
amazing effect on stage, but it’s a mixture of things you have changed
and things left over from the last memory.
When you take a Snapshot, any fixture which is lit up (has its dimmer
channel on), and any active dimmer channels are stored. You can later
retrieve the snapshots and copy them into memories.
The Pearl can store up to 50 snapshots. They are listed by time and
date, so if you write down the time when you store one, you will be
able to identify them later.
1> Hold down the AVO button and press D [Snapshot Menu]. The
VDU screen shows “(x/50)” to tell you how many of the 50
snapshots are used.
2> Press C [Take a snapshot of the stage] to record the output to a
snapshot.
3> Press A [Load a snapshot] to load a previous snapshot into the
programmer. The VDU screen shows a list of stored snapshots.
Use the cursor keys or type the number of the one you want on
the numeric keypad, then press Enter. You can then save the
snapshot to a memory as usual.
4> Press B [Delete a snapshot] to delete a snapshot from the list.
The VDU screen shows a list of snapshots, select the one you
want as for the Load option above.
• You need to ensure that the Pearl’s internal clock is set correctly if
you are using Snapshots, or you will not be able to identify the
snapshots afterwards. See page
201 for how to set the clock.
6.1.4 Using shapes in memories
As you would expect, any shapes you have set up will be saved as part
of the memory.
If the base value of the shape is not in the programmer (e.g. the
central pan/tilt position, for a circle), and the shape is a “User” type,
then the memory will contain a “relative” shape. When you recall the
memory, the shape will start based on the current position of the
fixture. This allows you to create lots of different effects by layering a
- Pearl 2008 Pearl Tiger 1
- Operator’s Manual 1
- 1. Welcome to the Pearl 9
- 1.4 Avolites Visualiser 12
- 1.5 The Pearl simulator 13
- 2. Patching 15
- 2.2 Patching dimmers 16
- 2. Patching - Page 9 17
- Page 10 - 2. Patching 18
- 2.4 Labelling the console 19
- 2.7 Patch Utilities 20
- 2.8 Completing the patch 20
- 2.10 Examples 21
- Page 14 - 2. Patching 22
- 3.2 Controlling fixtures 23
- Attribute buttons 24
- 3.4 Using groups 25
- 3.6 Fan mode 26
- 3.7 Examples 26
- Page 20 - 4. Palettes 28
- 4.5 Examples 29
- Page 22 - 4. Palettes 30
- Page 24 - 5. Shapes 32
- 5.6 Examples 33
- Page 26 - 5. Shapes 34
- 6.3 Recording a memory 36
- 6.4 Playing back a memory 37
- 6.5 Changing playback pages 37
- 6.7 Copying a memory 38
- 6.8 Deleting a memory 39
- 6.9 Editing memories 39
- 6.10 The Include function 39
- Page 32 - 6. Memories 40
- 6.14 Examples 41
- Page 34 - 6. Memories 42
- 7.3 Running a chase 44
- 7.5 Naming chases 45
- 7.7 Copying a chase 46
- 7.8 Deleting a chase 46
- 7.11 Examples 47
- Page 40 - 7. Chases 48
- 8.3 Plotting a cue 50
- 8.4 Naming a cue 51
- 8.6 Jumping to a cue 51
- 8.7 Running the show 51
- Page 44 - 8. Theatre stack 52
- 10. Running your show 55
- 10.5 Master faders 57
- 10.6 Channel mimics 57
- 11. Advanced features 59
- 12.1 Ordinary lighting 61
- 12.3 How do you control it? 61
- 12.4 The DMX control system 61
- 13.1 Operating the console 63
- 13.2 Controlling lights 63
- 14.1 USB disk drives 67
- 14.2 Wheel acceleration 67
- 14.6 Legends 68
- 14.7 Sound to light 68
- 14.8 Other features 68
- Pearl 2008 69
- Pearl Tiger 69
- 1. Setting up the console 77
- 1.1.4 Connecting audio 78
- 1.2 Operating 79
- 1.2.4 View screens 81
- 1.2.5 Pearl Tiger 83
- 2.1.2 Patching dimmers 86
- 2. Patching - Page 119 87
- 2.1.4 Checking the patching 88
- 2.2 Edit 89
- 2.3 Delete 89
- 2.4 Advanced options 90
- 2. Patching - Page 123 91
- Page 124 - 2. Patching 92
- 3.1 Create 93
- Attribute select buttons 94
- Control wheels 94
- 3.1.4 Using groups 95
- Sequence control buttons 96
- 3.2 Advanced options 99
- 4. Palettes 103
- 4.2 Playback 104
- 4.2.2 Palette pages 105
- 4.3 Edit 106
- 4.4 Timing 107
- 4.5 Advanced options 108
- 5. Shapes 109
- Page 142 - 5. Shapes 110
- 5.2 Edit 111
- 5.3 Advanced options 112
- 5. Shapes - Page 145 113
- Page 146 - 5. Shapes 114
- 6. Memories 115
- 6.1.2 Creating a memory 116
- 6. Memories - Page 149 117
- 6.2 Playback 118
- 6.3 Edit 119
- 6.3.2 The Include function 120
- 6.3.3 The “Off” button 121
- 6.4 Copy 122
- 6.5 Delete 123
- 6.6 Timing 123
- 6.7 Advanced options 124
- 6. Memories - Page 157 125
- Page 158 - 6. Memories 126
- 7. Chases 127
- 7.2 Playback 128
- 7. Chases - Page 161 129
- 7.3 Edit 130
- 7. Chases - Page 163 131
- 7.4 Copy 132
- 7.5 Delete 133
- 7.6 Timing 133
- Page 166 - 7. Chases 134
- 7.7 Advanced options 136
- 7. Chases - Page 169 137
- Page 170 - 7. Chases 138
- 8. Theatre stack 139
- 8.1.3 Plotting a cue 140
- 8.2 Timing 141
- Page 174 - 8. Theatre stack 142
- 8.3 Playback 143
- 8.4 Edit 144
- 8.5 Delete 144
- 8.6 Advanced options 145
- Page 178 - 8. Theatre stack 146
- 9. The graphics tablet 147
- 9.1 Create 148
- 9.2 Advanced options 150
- 10. Running the show 151
- 10.2 Options 153
- 11.1 Create 155
- 11.2 Playback 156
- 11.3 Edit 158
- 11.4 Timing 159
- 11.5 Copy 161
- 11.6 Delete 161
- 11.7 Options 161
- 12. Setup 163
- Page 196 - 12. Setup 164
- 12.2 User functions 165
- Page 198 - 12. Setup 166
- 12. Setup - Page 199 167
- Page 200 - 12. Setup 168
- 13. Other features 169
- 13.1.3 Service mode 171
- 13.1.4 AVOS2 functions 172
- 13.1.10 Audio gain links 175
- Borris 3 motherboard 176
- Borris 2 motherboard 176
- 13.2 MIDI functions 177
- 13.2.3 MIDI Time Code 178
- 13.2.4 MIDI Problems 178
- 14.2 Create 183
- 14.2.4 The Instrument Name 184
- 14.2.5 The Device Type 184
- 14.2.7 Mirror 186
- DMX 187
- 14.2.9 Text Field 188
- 14.2.11 Macros 189
- 14.2.12 Range tables 190
- 15. Glossary of terms 195
- 16. Index 201
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