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250ML Lighting Control Consoles
Operation Guide
The next step is to press the CUE button and the following screen will appear as shown in Figure 30.
Figure 30: Record Screen for Recording a Cue
This screen gives the user the option to change the settings that are stored with the cue. Most of these settings will
determine how the cue outputs its stored data when activated. Let's go through the options starting with the softkeys.
Cue Options
S2 - Color, S3 - Beamshape, and S4 - Position:
Color refers to all Color parameters, Beamshape refers to all beam related parameters and Position refers to pan / tilt
and any other position related parameters.
• Snap - color, beam and position values shall output to their stored values in a zero time when the cue is activated.
• Fade - color, beam and position values shall fade with the transition of the cue using the time of the cue.
• Snap@100% - color, beam and position values shall output to the stored values in a zero time when the cue is com-
pleted.
S6 - Delete All Cues:
This option allows the ability to delete all stored cues as illustrated in Figure 31. When in this screen Press (S9) for
Yes and (S10) for No.
WARNING! Once executed, this command cannot be reversed.
Figure 31: Delete All Cues Screen
S8 - Delete Cue:
This option allows the ability to delete any single stored cue.
S9-Record as State Cue
The 250ML Console is a Move Fade console. This means that when accessing cues, the console will only change the
output based on what is actually stored as instructions in the cue. Any channels or fixtures that have no data in the cue
(are not given an instruction to go to a level or value) will not be affected.
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