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Page 28 - 6. Memories

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

another value is set. This is important, because when you fade in a

memory you normally just want the fixtures to fade up in their proper

position, colour and gobo, you don’t want the fixtures moving and

changing colour (though you can do this if you need to, using different

memory modes).

The fixture personality file tells the Pearl which channels of a fixture are

HTP and which are LTP. Normally, only dimmer attributes are HTP, and

everything else is LTP.

6.2 How the Pearl works when programming

When you start setting dimmers and moving fixtures, the Pearl

remembers what you have changed. Fixtures and dimmers you have

changed are stored in “the programmer” which is a special area of

memory. When you record a memory, only the settings in the

programmer (i.e. the things you have changed) are stored in the

memory.

When you press Clear (by the numeric keypad), all fixtures are cleared

from the programmer. You should get into the habit of pressing Clear

before you start to program a memory, or you can end up recording

fixtures you don’t want. You also need to press Clear when you finish

programming, because any functions in the programmer will override

playbacks.

Channels in the programmer are shown

by an “m” (modified by Preset), “w”

(modified by Wheel) or “P” (modified by

Palette) on the console Channel Output

display, and are shown in light blue on

the VDU screen.

Note: Turning on a memory does not

place the values from the

memory in the programmer (the

Include function lets you do this,

see page 31). The Locate

Fixture function does not place

any values in the programmer

either.

In the screen shown here, the Locate

Fixture function has been used on

fixtures 1 to 8, then the pan value has

been changed on fixtures 3 to 6. Only

the changed pan value is in the

programmer.

6.3 Recording a memory

So now that is all out in the open, let’s record a memory. The Pearl has

30 pages of 15 memories, which are controlled using the 15 faders

across the bottom of the console. The page is selected using the Roller.

Tiger: The Pearl Tiger still has 30 pages of 15 memories, but only the

first 10 on each page can be controlled using the 10 onboard

playback faders. The other 5 memories can be controlled using

the 5 additional playback faders on the plug-in Tiger “Wing”.

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