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Operating Macros
Spark
18-9
Programming with Teach Macro
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Press [TEACH MACRO]
A window opens with the message
Enter key to
start Teach Macro!
2. Press [ENTER]
“Teach Macro [e]” appears at the top of the
display. This flag flashes as long as the function
is active.
3. Build the keystroke
sequence for the Macro
All results are seen live on stage. Any key
pressed while this function is active is included in
the Macro.
4. Press [TEACH MACRO]
The Teach Macro window opens. The highest
recorded Macro number is displayed in red at the
bottom of this window.
5. Press [F1 (+1)Store
or
[F2] [enter a number] [F1]
Operating Macros
Macros can be operated via Events (see Chapter 16 Events), operated using DMX input
assignments (see Chapter 24 DMX Input), and triggered manually using the editor or the
Soft Keys in Macro mode.
F1 - F5 provide direct single press access to Macros 1 - 5. The Macro operates when the
key is pressed.
The SKs in Macro mode provide direct access to Macros 1 - 40.
Operating Macros Using Soft Keys
Macros 1 - 40 are automatically assigned to the controllers as they are programmed. There
are 2 pages of Macros; page 1 accesses Macros 1 – 20 and page 2 accesses Macros 21 –
40.
When the SKs are in Macro mode, an orange LED indicates the presence of a Macro.
The Macro mode display shows Soft Keys with Macros in orange. The first 5 characters of
the Macro text appear are displayed. If the mode is temporarily Macro, the display shows
the Macro list. This is identical to the display when pressing F6. Page this list using
[PAGE UP] and [PAGE DN].
Operate Macros 1 - 20
Keypresses Results/Comments
1. Press [MACRO]
Skip this step if Macro is the SK default
mode or press this key to display the
Macros.
2. Press an SK to operate a Macro.
To operate Macro 6 press [SK 6],
Macro 12 [SK 12], etc.
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Part 2 - Basic Editing 3
- Part 4 - Playback 6
- Part 5 - Advanced Topics 7
- Part 8 - Appendices 10
- CHAPTER 1 11
- INTRODUCTION 11
- Part 5 – Advanced Topics 12
- Appendices 12
- Using this User’s Guide 13
- Common Terms 13
- Text conventions 14
- CHAPTER 2 15
- GENERAL OPERATION 15
- The Editor Section 16
- Programming memories 17
- Editor color key 17
- Parameter Control 18
- A/B Crossfader 19
- Controllers 21
- Soft Keys 22
- Color code for Soft Key LEDs 23
- General Master 24
- Exiting the menu mode 26
- A page of text 26
- Erasing text 27
- Getting Help 28
- System Status 28
- CHAPTER 3 29
- DISPLAYS 29
- Display Control 30
- Display Formats 30
- Selecting display formats 31
- The Stage Display 32
- The Playback Display 33
- Messages and Commands 33
- Output Color Key 34
- The X-Fade Exam Display 34
- Exam Displays 35
- CHAPTER 4 36
- QUICK START 36
- Setting Up Spark 37
- Configuring Spark 37
- Patching 37
- Patching dimmers to channels 38
- Programming Memories 40
- Playback Memories on A/B 40
- Playback Chasers 41
- Recording a Show File 41
- CHAPTER 5 42
- SELECTING AND EDITING 42
- CHANNELS & SCROLLERS 42
- Selecting Channels 43
- Selecting a range of channels 44
- Assigning Intensity Levels 45
- Color What it means 47
- Assigning frame values 48
- CHAPTER 6 49
- Igniting Spots 50
- Reset and turn on the lamp 51
- Turn off the lamp 51
- Strike the lamp: 51
- Extinguish the lamp: 51
- Reset the device: 51
- Selecting Spots 52
- Selecting a single spot 53
- Selecting multiple spots 53
- Mix Editing of Spots 54
- Spot Parameters 55
- Intellabeam 59
- Spot Parameters 60
- Returning to home values 61
- Copying parameter values 61
- Copying from the editor 62
- Releasing Spots/Parameters 63
- CHAPTER 7 64
- PROGRAMMING MEMORIES 64
- Programming Memories 65
- Displays 66
- Programming with Channels 66
- Programming with Scrollers 67
- Programming with Spots 68
- Using the Copy Function 69
- Programming a Blackout Cue 72
- Using the Call Function 74
- Editing after Call 76
- Calling A/B 77
- Call and the General Master 77
- Examining memories 79
- Examining channels 80
- Examining spots 81
- Text for Memories 82
- Programming in Blind Mode 83
- Fade Times 84
- Modifying time assignments 86
- Inserting a Memory 89
- Copying memories 90
- Erasing memories 91
- The Memory Operations menu 92
- Copying a memory 93
- Deleting memories 93
- Selecting a mask 94
- Selecting a range of masks 94
- Programming with Libraries 95
- Chapter 8 96
- LOOPS & LINKS 96
- Programming a manual Loop 98
- Programming a finite loop 98
- Programming a follow-on cue 99
- Erasing loop assignments 100
- Erasing a link assignment 101
- Viewing links 102
- CHAPTER 9 103
- MODIFYING MEMORIES 103
- Basic Memory Modification 104
- Using STORE STORE 105
- Keypresses Results/Comments 106
- Using Delta 107
- Examining delta 109
- Applying delta 110
- Non-tracking modification 111
- Automatic delta tracking 111
- Testing the delta 113
- Erasing delta 113
- Modifying delta 113
- Releasing spots 116
- Releasing channels 116
- Releasing scrollers 116
- CHAPTER 10 117
- PRINTING 117
- Recording Show Files 118
- Loading show files 119
- Warning Difference 120
- Deleting Show Files 121
- Printing 122
- Keypresses 123
- CHAPTER 11 124
- THE CROSSFADER 124
- Overview 125
- Assigning to the Crossfaders 126
- Freeing assignments 127
- Sequencing Memories 128
- The Playback Keys 129
- Modifying the Fade Rate 130
- Returning to MEM time 131
- CHAPTER 12 132
- CONTROLLERS AND CHASERS 132
- Overview 134
- Spark 134
- Assigning Memories 135
- Assigning masks 136
- Assigning Editor Groups 137
- Assigning spots 139
- Assigning Scrollers 140
- Erasing text 141
- Using ‘Go Controller’ 143
- Chasers 144
- Viewing the Chaser display 145
- Playing back chasers 147
- Modifying the chaser rate 148
- Returning to memory rate 150
- Sound-to-Light 152
- Turning off Sound-to-Light 153
- Sound-to-Light display 153
- Controller response 153
- CHAPTER 13 154
- CONTROL PRIORITY 154
- Playback Control Priority 155
- LTP Playback Mode 156
- Disabling LTP control mode 157
- Viewing the control priority 157
- CHAPTER 14 158
- LIBRARIES 158
- Programming a Library 160
- Text for Libraries 160
- Examining Libraries 161
- Copying from a Library 162
- Editing Libraries 163
- Erasing a Library 165
- CHAPTER 15 166
- Part Qs display 167
- Programming Parts with spots 169
- Dividing a Memory into Parts 170
- Adding a Part to a Memory 171
- Modifying a Part 171
- Removing Part assignments 172
- Using Parts as Editor Groups 173
- Playing Back Parts 173
- CHAPTER 16 174
- The Event Menu 175
- Programming an event 176
- Deleting an event 177
- Adding text to an event 177
- Operating Events 178
- CHAPTER 17 180
- Programming a Snap 181
- Adding Text to Snaps 182
- Examining Snaps 182
- Erasing Snaps 183
- Operating Snaps 185
- CHAPTER 18 187
- The Macro Menu 188
- Programming Macros 189
- Modifying Macros 190
- Linking Macros 190
- Dedicated function Macros 191
- Adding text to Macros 192
- Deleting Macros 193
- Last 40 keypresses 193
- Using Teach Macro 194
- Operating Macros 195
- Operate Macros 21 - 40 196
- CHAPTER 19 197
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 197
- Accessing Service Tools 198
- Configuring in Service Tools 198
- Passcode 199
- System Type 199
- CRT number 199
- Configuring control capacity 199
- Special functions 200
- Configuring in Service Tools 201
- Special Numbers 202
- System Parameters 203
- Print menu screen 204
- CHAPTER 20 205
- CHANNEL AND SCROLLER 205
- PATCHING 205
- The Channel Patch 206
- Patching dimmers to channels 207
- Clearing patch assignments 209
- Restoring the default patch 210
- Proportional patching 210
- Exchanging dimmers 211
- Assigning dimmer curves 211
- Programming custom curves 212
- Testing the curve 213
- Viewing free dimmers 215
- The Scroller Patch 216
- Selecting a scroller 217
- Defining a dark gel frame 218
- Setting up frames 219
- Copying the scroller setup 220
- CHAPTER 21 221
- SPOT MANAGEMENT AND 221
- The Mix Output Menu 222
- The definition table 223
- Other information 223
- Patching spot numbers 224
- Assigning output addresses 224
- Calculating DMX addresses 225
- Connector assignments 225
- Using the auto set up option 226
- Assigning a default space 227
- Defining devices 228
- Defining parameters 229
- Ignition 231
- Color Wheel assignment status 232
- Defining an external dimmer 233
- Creating a device library 236
- The Spot Patch 237
- The Spot Patch 238
- CHAPTER 22 239
- MIDI IN/OUT 239
- Enabling/Disabling MIDI 241
- The MIDI Menu 241
- MIDI Macro 244
- MIDI Sync 244
- SYNC OFF 245
- Standard MIDI codes 246
- Standard MIDI codes 247
- CHAPTER 23 248
- Teaching SMPTE Time 250
- Starting at a selected Event 251
- Exiting the teach function 251
- SMPTE code 252
- Playback with SMPTE 253
- CHAPTER 24 254
- DMX INPUT 254
- The DMX Input patch 256
- DMX Input and patch 999 259
- APPENDIX A 260
- SERVICE TOOLS 260
- Accessing Service Tools 261
- Main Menu 261
- Diagnostics 262
- Upgrading Software 263
- Disk Operations 265
- APPENDIX B 267
- PATCH 999 267
- Patch 999 268
- Editing the file on a PC 270
- Color key for Patch 999 271
- Examining Patch 999 271
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