Grand Master; Using The "Grand Master" Section; Manual Section; Flash Keys - ADB TANGO 24 Manuel D'instruction

Lighting Technologies
«GRAND MASTER»

Using the "GRAND MASTER" Section

The Grand Master section controls the output of the desk.
If the «ON/OFF» button is pressed then all output from the desk is off, and the LED above the
button is off (Black-out).
A second press of the button restores the output, and illuminates the LED.
The Grand Master fader controls the overall output level of the desk.
In it's lowest position (0) the output is off, as if the «ON/OFF» button had been pressed.
In it's highest position (10) output is at maximum.
Any position beween these two will provide an output of between 0% and 100% depending on
the position of the fader.

Manual Section

Flash Keys

Each MANUAL section fader has associated with it a «FLASH» button. The operation of these
buttons differs slightly depending on whether the desk is configured as single or dual Preset, in
submaster or non-submaster mode.
In single Preset each button flashes the output of that channel, and the associated LED, above
the button, lights. In dual Preset each channel has two faders associated with it, and so has two
«FLASH» button will flash the output of that channel, and both the LED's in Preset bank A and
Preset bank B will light.
In submaster mode (see chapter 'Working with submasters'), the flash buttons are used to flash
a submaster's contents (use of flash buttons alone), to record a lighting cue into a submaster (in
combination with the key 'RECORD') or to modify a submaster's contents (in combination with
the key 'MODIFY')
The output from a «FLASH» button press is only dependent on the position of the Grand Master
fader, on the Grand Master section's «ON/OFF» button, and on the coresponding Preset Master
Button A or B (ON/OFF).

Generating Manual Output

Each group of Preset faders has a Preset master control fader and on/off button. The master for
Preset B works in reverse of that for Preset A, i.e. 100% is at the bottom and 0% is at the top of
its travel, for Preset B. The «ON/OFF» buttons work in a similar fashion to the Grand Master
«ON/OFF» button, in that they control whether the output from their respective Preset group is
blacked out (LED off) or not. In single Preset mode the Preset B on/off LED is permanently off
and the associated «ON/OFF» button and master fader have no function.
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