Elation Professional MAGIC-260 Play Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Continue

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Play Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene (Continue)

(5)FUNCTION buttons 1- 6 contain the preset movements. 1 = Circle CW, 2 = Circle CCW, 3 = Figure 8 CW, 4 = Figure 8 CCW, 5 = Pan Movement & 6 = Tilt Movement. Press the FUNCTION button that contains the preset movement you wish to play. Your selected fixtures should begin to play the selected movement. You can adjust DATA wheel #1 to momentarily increase or decrease the set fade time on the fly.

(6)If you wish to store the current movement as a scene for easy access during playback, press the RECORD button. Its green LED should be flashing.

(7)Press the SCENE button. Its green LED should also be flashing.

(8)If you do not want to name your scene, please go to step 9. If you want to name your scene, turn data wheel #1 clockwise or counter clockwise to find your desired character and turn DATA wheel #5 to move the cursor over. Once again, use DATA wheel #1 clockwise or counter clockwise to find your desired character and turn DATA wheel #5 to move the cursor over. Repeat this step until you’ve named your scene.

(9)Turn DATA wheel #3 to incorporate a Fade Time to your scene. Fade times will adjust in increments of 1 second. If you wish to get tenths of a second resolution, press the FINE button so its’ LED illuminates ON solid green. Turning DATA wheel #3 will now adjust in increments of one tenth.

(10)Turn DATA wheel #4 to the page that you wish to save your scene to. Note: if there is a

FUNCTION LED illuminated ON solid, it means there is already a scene stored there. Unless you want to record over the existing scene, it is recommended that you store to a button that has its’ LED OFF.

(11)Press a FUNCTION # button 1- 24 to store your scene. The display will momentarily read “The scene has been recorded”.

(12)Repeat steps 1- 11 to record additional movements as scenes.

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Contents AG I C -2 6 G I C 2 6 Table of Contents SectionsGeneral Introduction G I C 2 6Safety Information & Maintenance Updates & Changes Product Registration & Warranty InformationInformation Notice CopyrightFeatures and Specifications Front Panel Overview Function buttonsFixture button Auxiliary buttonsContinue Front Panel Overview Fade fader Speed faderMaster fader Fine buttonSmall Data wheel Audio buttonTapsync button Blackout buttonTechnical Specifications Rear Panel OverviewFlow Chart Set Up and Data ConnectionsSelect a menu item then press enter. -Choose Fixtures Fixture TypeNo Fixture Fixture Type Focus Spot-250Choose Fixtures Continue This Fixture does not Match Record & Patch Memory ?Do YOU Wish to CONTINUE? YES Patch Fixtures Select a menu item then press enter. -Patch FixtureFixture Channel Autopatch 001 Fixture Channel Autopatch Xxx Patch Fixtures ContinueSelect a menu item then press enter. Lock/Unlock Memory Memory Status UnlockedAuxiliary Buttons Help ButtonRecord Scenes Please select preset PresetsPlay Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Record Scenes ContinuePlay Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Continue Record Figure Pan000 Tilt000 Fade02.0 Radius=20 Edit Preset Movement Offset Point and R adiusRecord Figure Menu 1.Record Circle Record Shows Step Scene Hold 000 Start 00000Step Scene Hold 001 Empty 00050 Record Shows Continue Show Name Manual LoopUnnamed Show OFF Playback Scenes Playback ShowsPlayback Shows Continue Edit SceneEdit Scene Continue Edit ShowSelect a menu item then press enter. Save Memory File Please select save to USB or PCExit USB PC Write File PCSelect a menu item then press enter. Load Memory File Read File PC00% ULink Load Memory FileULink Load Memory File Continue USB MEM Stick Save Memory FilePlease set this file name, then enter UNNAME00Write File USB USB MEM Stick Save Memory FileContinueUSB MEM Stick Delete & Format files in Memory Stick USB MEM Stick Load Memory File Please select fileXX/XXXXXXXXXX Erase All Memory Select a menu item then press enter. Erase All MemoryErase All Memory YesNo Midi Midi Chart
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