Figure 20 Stage Screen. Electronics Diversified BIJOU 2.11, BIJOU Ver. 2.11

Figure 20 Stage Screen

Screen you will see that the change you made to Profile 17 has been cleared.

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NOTE: All 25 profiles may be modified by the operator to suit your needs but it is suggested that you leave Profiles 1 -

7 at their factory defaults to avoid confusing other operators who may not know that the dimmer is not ‘ghosting’ it has been given a hot preheat.

If you are working through this manual in order and did the ten steps at the beginning of SECTION II you will only have to hit the [Stage] key to proceed. If on the other hand you just picked up the manual and opened to this operation, as a learning session, please go back to the start of Section and do all ten steps so you do not ruin a show that may be prerecorded in the console.

The Bijou is designed to work in a manual 2 Scene preset mode. As we have already done a Clear All the system will have defaulted to 2 Scene Preset with a One-To-

One patch. So for the time being Channel 1 will be operating

Dimmer 1 only, Channel 2 = Dimmer 2, Channel 3 = Dimmer

4 etc. All are set at a maximum dimmer output set at 100% operating under default Profile 1.

2 Scene and 1 Scene operation all operate from the

STAGE screen. That does not mean that you have to be in the STAGE screen display for the console to be running dimmers, but if you want to see what the status is of the channels you have running on stage the STAGE screen is where you get that information.

The Stage Screen is used when running cues, submasters & effects in 2 Scene, 1 Scene and memory modes of operation. At the top of the screen you will see the title STAGE in green, BLACK OUT in red, Grandmaster in green followed by 00 in red and on the far right you will find the clock. If the clock is not set correctly you will need to go to [Setup] [Next] [Next] [Next] [Next] [Next] [Next] Misc.

Functions and set the hour and minutes. See SECTION I,

SCREENS, SETUP for this operation.

The next block down lists Channels 1 - 150 (in blue).

Below each of these numbers will be shown channel output levels in various colors dependent on where the level is being generated.

By using the [Page Up] and [Page Down] you can quickly review all 512-channel levels.

Directly below the Channel block in the center you will find a operator information block. The left side of the block will, for now, be blank. In the Center of the block you will find the HELP section. On the far right are the [F1], [F2], [F3] key functions (in magenta).