Figure 30 Cue List Screen. Electronics Diversified BIJOU 2.11, BIJOU Ver. 2.11

Figure 30 Cue List Screen

39

In this screen you do not have to use the strict sequence of keystrokes that you used in the STAGE screen to enter times or types. The CUE PREVIEW screen always opens to the same cue that is live onstage (STAGE screen). To change to a different cue you can press [Cue] followed by the cue number [#] [Enter] or you can use the [Next] [Last] keys to sequence thru all of the cues you have written. After accessing the desired cue [Cue] [#] you can modify the cues:

LINKING: [F2] followed by a cue number [#] [Enter] to link the present cue to any other cue out of numerical sequence.

TYPE: [F3] to select a cue type operation followed by [Enter] to confirm selection.

TIME: Each press of the [Time] key will advance you from time up to time down to delay on the up to delay on the down.

Entering a time in seconds followed by an [Enter] to confirm will make the changes to that preset.

NAME OF CUE: At any time in this screen you can use the accessory alpha keyboard to give the selected cue a name.

This screen is a sequential listing of all cues by number with their operational attributes. To access any given cue you can use the [Page Up] [Page Down] and [Next] [Last] keys to cursor up or down to any given cue or you can simply press

[Cue] followed by it number [#] [Enter] to take you quickly to the desired cue. After accessing the desired cue [Cue] [#] you can modify the cues:

LINKING: [F2] followed by a cue number [#] [Enter] to link the present cue to any other cue out of numerical sequence.

TYPE: [F3] to select a cue type operation followed by [Enter] to confirm selection.

TIME: Each press of the [Time] key will advance you from time up to time down to delay on the up to delay on the down.

Entering a time in seconds followed by an [Enter] to confirm will make the changes to that preset.

NAME OF CUE: At any time in this screen you can use the accessory alpha keyboard to give the selected cue a name.

The TRACK screen [Track] displays your pre recorded cues in a ‘Spread Sheet’ format, which makes it easy for you to see what your channel levels are for several (27 to be exact) cues at one time. This allows for fast confirmation of when a channel level changed in a cue stack.

The Cues are listed in, sequential order, in a vertical column, in white, on the left of the screen. Specific cues can