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Go To Cue
[Go to Cue] instructions can be executed from any operating mode. By default, a [Go to Cue]
instruction is an out-of-sequence cue and will follow the rules of such (see Out of Sequence Cues
above.
Following are examples of [Go To Cue]:
• [Go To Cue] [5] [Enter] - all parameters with values in cue 5 are faded to those values, even
if they are tracked.
• [Go To Cue] [Next] [Enter] - takes you to the next cue in the active list.
• [Go To Cue] [Last] [Enter] - takes you to the previous cue in the active list.
When a [Go To Cue] instruction is executed, any null states applied with {Make Null} are removed.
To maintain the make null setting, you should use [Capture] for the required channels.
Go To Cue Timing
[Go To Cue] uses go-to-cue timing established in Setup, page 79. You can use a [Go To Cue]
instruction with different timing options as follows:
• [Go To Cue] [2] [Time] [1] [Enter] - this command would take you to cue 2 in 1 second.
• [Go to Cue] [Next] [Time] [3] [Enter] - this command would take you to the next cue in the
selected list in three seconds.
• [Go to Cue] [Last] [Time] [2] [Enter] - this command would take you to the previous cue in
the selected list in two seconds.
• [Go To Cue] [8] [Time] [Enter] - this command would take you to cue 8 using all timing value
stored in cue 8.
Other Go To Cue options
When [Go to Cue] is pressed, the softkeys in the CIA are changed to provide Go to Cue modifiers
to enhance your playback ability.
From these softkeys, you can specify that when going to a cue, only some elements of that cue will
be played back. Specifically you can choose to play back:
• single parameter channels only (conventionals),
• [GoTo Cue] [1] {SingleParam} [Enter]
• multiple parameter channels only (moving lights),
• [GoTo Cue] [2] {MultiParam} [Enter]
• move instructions only,
• [GoTo Cue] [3] {MovesOnly} [Enter]
• or you can choose play back a cue and withhold any link (follow, hang, execute instructions)
it may contain.
• [GoTo Cue] [4] {MinusLinks} [Enter]
These can be combined within the command line as well:
• [Go To Cue] [1] {MultiParam} {MovesOnly} [Enter]
- Lighting Control Console 1
- Operations Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 5
- Chapter 6 5
- Chapter 7 5
- Chapter 8 6
- Chapter 9 6
- Chapter 10 7
- Chapter 12 8
- Chapter 14 8
- Chapter 15 9
- Chapter 16 9
- Chapter 17 9
- Chapter 18 10
- Chapter 19 10
- Chapter 20 10
- Chapter 21 10
- Chapter 22 11
- Chapter 23 11
- Chapter 24 11
- Chapter 25 12
- Chapter 26 12
- Appendix A 12
- Appendix B 12
- Appendix C 12
- Appendix D 13
- Appendix E 13
- Appendix F 13
- Introduction 15
- Using this Manual 16
- Register Your Ion 17
- Important Concepts 18
- Syntax Structure 19
- Tracking vs. Cue Only 20
- Move Fade 20
- Live and Blind 21
- HTP vs. LTP 21
- Other Reference Materials 22
- System Overview 23
- System Components 24
- 1 System Overview 11 25
- Gateways 25
- Console Geography 26
- 1 System Overview 13 27
- Littlites 27
- Cleaning Ion 27
- Console Capacities 28
- Outputting DMX 29
- 16 Ion Operations Manual 30
- System Installation 31
- Basic System Risers 32
- Large System Riser 33
- 20 Ion Operations Manual 34
- System Basics 35
- Setting Up the Hardware 36
- 3 System Basics 23 37
- Power up the console 37
- Power down the console 37
- Your First Interaction 38
- 3 System Basics 25 39
- Dual Monitor Configuration 40
- 3 System Basics 27 41
- Collapse/Expand the CIA 41
- Lock the CIA 41
- Using the Browser 42
- 3 System Basics 29 43
- Organizing the Direct Selects 43
- Using Direct Selects 43
- 30 Ion Operations Manual 44
- 3 System Basics 31 45
- Opening and Closing Displays 45
- Swap Displays 45
- Scrolling within a Display 46
- 3 System Basics 33 47
- Color indicators 48
- 3 System Basics 35 49
- [Data] Key 50
- [Time] Key 50
- Using Flexichannel 50
- 3 System Basics 37 51
- Using [Format] 52
- 3 System Basics 39 53
- Spreadsheet (Blind Only) 54
- Encoders 55
- Using Softkeys 55
- 42 Ion Operations Manual 56
- Managing Show Files 57
- Create a New Show File 58
- Open an Existing Show File 59
- 46 Ion Operations Manual 60
- Saving an Existing Show File 61
- Using Save As 62
- Importing Show Files 63
- Exporting a Show File 64
- Deleting a File 65
- 52 Ion Operations Manual 66
- About Patch 68
- Displays 69
- Changing the Patch View 70
- Create and Edit Patch 71
- Patching a Dimmer 72
- 5 Patch 59 73
- Dimmer doubling 73
- Moving Channels 73
- Unpatch a channel 73
- Patching Moving Lights 74
- 5 Patch 61 75
- Patching a Compound Channel 75
- Display Pages in Patch 76
- 5 Patch 63 77
- 64 Ion Operations Manual 78
- 5 Patch 65 79
- Using {Offset} in Patch 80
- 5 Patch 67 81
- Using the Picker 82
- 5 Patch 69 83
- Using the Editor 83
- 70 Ion Operations Manual 84
- 5 Patch 71 85
- Calibrating a Scroller 86
- Keywords 87
- Deleting Channels 87
- Fixture Creator 88
- 5 Patch 75 89
- Creating a New Fixture 89
- 76 Ion Operations Manual 90
- 5 Patch 77 91
- Update Library 92
- Opening Setup 94
- 6 Setup 81 95
- Fader Configuration 96
- 6 Setup 83 97
- {Record Defaults} 98
- 6 Setup 85 99
- {Manual Control} 100
- 6 Setup 87 101
- {Displays} 102
- 6 Setup 89 103
- Security 103
- 90 Ion Operations Manual 104
- Basic Manual Control 105
- Selecting Channels 106
- 7 Basic Manual Control 93 107
- Setting Intensity 108
- 7 Basic Manual Control 95 109
- Level Wheel 109
- Parameter Display 110
- 7 Basic Manual Control 97 111
- Encoder LCD screen 112
- 7 Basic Manual Control 99 113
- Multiple Encoder Control 114
- Virtual Encoders 114
- 7 Basic Manual Control 101 115
- Using the Color Picker 116
- 7 Basic Manual Control 103 117
- Lamp Controls 118
- Using [+%] and [-%] 119
- Remainder Dim 120
- 7 Basic Manual Control 107 121
- “Select” Keys 122
- Channel Check 123
- Address at Level 123
- Using {Move To} 124
- Using Groups 125
- Recording Groups Live 126
- 8 Using Groups 113 127
- Deleting Groups 127
- Group List 128
- Storing and Using Palettes 129
- About Palettes 130
- Palette Types 130
- Storing Palettes Live 131
- 118 Ion Operations Manual 132
- Using Filters with Palettes 133
- Recalling Palettes 134
- Editing Palettes Live 135
- Editing Palettes in Blind 136
- Editing Palettes in List View 138
- Deleting Palettes 138
- Storing and Using Presets 139
- Storing Presets Live 140
- Storing and Using Presets 127 141
- Recalling Presets 142
- Editing Presets Live 143
- Using the Preset List 144
- Editing Presets in Blind 145
- Editing in Spreadsheet view 146
- Deleting presets 146
- Chapter 11 147
- Basic Cueing 148
- Recording Cues in Live 149
- Using Record Only 150
- Using Selective Store 151
- Using [Cue Only / Track] 152
- Setting Cue Level Timing 153
- Manual Timing at a Cue Level 154
- Delay Time 155
- 142 Ion Operations Manual 156
- Assigning Cue Attributes 157
- Link/Loop 158
- Clearing Cue Attributes 159
- At a cue level 160
- Using the Execute List 162
- Modifying Cues Live 163
- [Update] 165
- Updating to References 166
- Using Cue Only/Track 167
- Using Trace 168
- Updating the Current Cue 168
- Updating a Source Cue 168
- Updating a Non-Active Cue 168
- From Summary or Table Views 170
- From the Cue Spreadsheet 170
- Using Encoders in Blind 171
- Deleting Cues 172
- Using Mark 173
- AutoMark 174
- Referenced Marks 175
- Mark Display Indicators 176
- Removing Referenced Marks 176
- 12 Using Mark 163 177
- Reference Marks and Timing 177
- 164 Ion Operations Manual 178
- Chapter 13 179
- Recording to a New Cue List 180
- Using Assert 181
- Using AllFade 182
- Changing the Active Cue List 182
- Using [Go To Cue] 183
- Using the Cue List Index 184
- Cue List Attributes 185
- 172 Ion Operations Manual 186
- Using Filters 187
- Record Filters 188
- 14 Using Filters 175 189
- Partial Filters 189
- Removing Filters 189
- 176 Ion Operations Manual 190
- Cue Playback 191
- Introduction to Playback 192
- Selected Cue 193
- Out of Sequence Cues 194
- 15 Cue Playback 181 195
- Go To Cue 195
- Virtual Faders 196
- Playback Fader Controls 197
- Using Manual Control 198
- 15 Cue Playback 185 199
- Using Timing Disable 200
- Using Freeze 200
- 15 Cue Playback 187 201
- Using Stop Effect 201
- Release a Fader 201
- Turning a Fader Off 201
- Using Rate Override 202
- Advanced Manual Control 203
- Using [Copy To] 204
- Using [Recall From] 205
- Using {Make Null} 206
- Using {Make Manual} 207
- Using {Make Absolute} 207
- Using [Capture] 208
- Using [Undo] 209
- 196 Ion Operations Manual 210
- Multipart Cues 211
- About Multipart Cues 212
- 17 Multipart Cues 199 213
- Using Update in Live 214
- 17 Multipart Cues 201 215
- 202 Ion Operations Manual 216
- Creating and Using Effects 217
- About Effects 218
- Effects Editor 219
- 206 Ion Operations Manual 220
- 208 Ion Operations Manual 222
- Effect Status Display 223
- Step Effects 224
- Program a step effect 225
- Delete a step 226
- Insert a step 226
- Absolute Effects 227
- Program an absolute effect 228
- Relative Effects 229
- Color effects 230
- Linear effects 230
- Define a pattern shape 231
- Program a new relative effect 231
- Apply an Existing Effect 232
- Using Park 233
- 19 Using Park 221 235
- Parked Values in Live 235
- Scaled Parked Values in Live 236
- Parked Addresses in Live 236
- 19 Using Park 223 237
- 224 Ion Operations Manual 238
- Storing and Using Submasters 239
- About Submasters 240
- Loading Submasters 241
- 228 Ion Operations Manual 242
- Controlling subfades manually 243
- Submaster List 244
- Using About 245
- About [About] 246
- Using About 233 247
- 234 Ion Operations Manual 248
- Storing and Using Curves 249
- About Curves 250
- Creating and Editing Curves 251
- Editing Curves 252
- Applying a Curve 253
- Delete a Curve 253
- 240 Ion Operations Manual 254
- Storing and Using Macros 255
- About Macros 256
- Store a Macro from Live 256
- Storing and Using Macros 243 257
- Macro Editor Display 258
- Storing and Using Macros 245 259
- 246 Ion Operations Manual 260
- Edit an Existing Macro 261
- Play a Macro 262
- Delete a Macro 262
- Using Show Control 263
- About Show Control 264
- MIDI Show Control 264
- 24 Using Show Control 251 265
- 252 Ion Operations Manual 266
- Time Code 267
- Enabling the Clocks 268
- Programming an Event List 269
- 256 Ion Operations Manual 270
- Multiple Users 271
- About User ID 272
- Using Partitioned Control 273
- About Partitioned Control 274
- Creating New Partitions 275
- Deleting Partitions 275
- Using Partitions 276
- Starting Screen 278
- Start Up Settings 279
- General Settings 280
- Time Zone 281
- Show Archive Path 281
- External Monitor Arrangement 281
- Network Settings 282
- ETCNet2 Priority 283
- File Server Path 283
- Net3 Settings 283
- Enable Address Server 284
- Enable SNTP Time Server 284
- Enable TFTP Server 284
- CAUTION: 284
- (Ion) IP Settings 285
- Maintenance and Diagnostics 286
- Save Logs 287
- EWF Shell 287
- Face Panel Test 288
- 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 289
- 276 Ion Operations Manual 290
- Multi-console setup 292
- Change IP Address 293
- Multi-console backup 294
- Synchronized Backup 295
- 282 Ion Operations Manual 296
- Backup Scenarios 297
- 284 Ion Operations Manual 298
- Remote Processor Unit (RPU) 299
- Start Up 300
- Software Configuration 301
- Basic Use Guidelines 302
- Remote Video Interface (RVI) 303
- Hardware Setup 304
- Radio Focus Remote (RFR) 307
- Base Station Receiver 308
- Setup: HF EUR 309
- Set HF Channel 309
- Available: ** 309
- 1 (2.410 Ghz) 309
- Next Prev Save 309
- Recharge the Handheld Battery 311
- RFR Operation Modes 312
- Live Mode 313
- Playback Mode 314
- Patch Mode 314
- Technical Specifications 315
- 302 Ion Operations Manual 316
- Universal Fader Wings 317
- Connecting Wings to Ion 318
- F Universal Fader Wings 305 319
- User Guidelines 320
- Numerics 321
- 308 Ion Operations Manual 322
- 310 Ion Operations Manual 324
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- 318 Ion Operations Manual 332
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