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MagicQ User Manual 100 Version 1.3.0.0
Heads can be selected from the plan view and then their parameters changed by pressing and holding
the Group, Position, Colour or Beam buttons. When the programmer setting “Highlight defaults beam
and colour” is enabled, any heads selected will have their dimmer set to 100% in open white.
14.7 Time-code support
MagicQ supports time-code for running sequences of Cues in a specific timed sequence rather than with
individual fade times. Cues can be set to time-code by changing the Halt field in the Cue Stack
window.
Time code can be triggered from an external SMPTE time-code source using the optional ChamSys
MIDI/SMPTE module, or it can run from the internal time-code source. To control a Cue Stack using
external time-code set the “External time-code” option in the Cue Stack options.
When a Cue Stack that contains time-code cues is activated the time code takes control of the Cue Stack
and each Cue executes at the time-code specified. For Internally generated time-code, activating the
Cue Stack starts the time-code at 0/0/0. For external time-code the time-code will be read from the
external module.
It is possible for the console to learn the timing live. Set the steps in the Cue Stack to time-code. Then
release the Cue Stack, and in the Cue Stack window, press SHIFT and RECORD TC. Now press the
GO button for the Cue Stack. MagicQ starts the time-code running at 0/0/0 and each time you press
GO it moves to the next Cue whilst recording the current time-code into the Wait fields. At the end of
the Cue Stack, press RELEASE to exit the time-code record mode.
Time-code values can be edited individually and can be set in the format 0/0/0.00. The + and –
operators can be used to add or subtract times to the time-code times for one or more cues. This is
useful for changing the absolute times of a Cue Stack whilst maintaining the relative times between
Cues.
14.8 Scheduled Events
MagicQ now supports timed events. Any Cue in a Cue Stack can be set to trigger based on a scheduled
event rather than following on from the previous Cue. This enables time of day and date based events
to be run automatically.
To use this feature, set the Halt field in the Cue Stack Window to “Sched”. Then enter the time in the
Wait field. You can enter a full time:
19/30/5 for 19 hours 30 minutes and 5 seconds
or
*/10/0 to have the event occur every hour at 10 minutes past the hour
or
*/*/0 for every minute
It is also possible to set dates. Dates are entered into the macro field starting with Z and ending with Z.
For example to have an event on the 24 December 2005 enter:
Z24/10/2005Z
- MagicQ User Manual 1
- ChamSys Ltd 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- 1 Introduction 10
- 2 Console Concepts 12
- 2.3 Cues 13
- 2.4 Cue Stacks 13
- 2.5 Playbacks 14
- 2.6 Pages 14
- 2.8 Window layouts 15
- 2.9 Shift Functions 15
- 2.10 The Programmer 15
- 2.11 Help 15
- 3 Quick Start 16
- 3.7 Selecting Heads 17
- 3.8 Recording a Group 18
- 3.9 Naming a Group 18
- 3.10 Recalling a Group 18
- 3.11 Locating Heads 18
- 3.12 Modifying Attributes 19
- 3.13 Recording a Palette 19
- 3.14 Adding in FX 20
- 3.15 Recording a Cue 20
- 3.17 Playing back your show 21
- 4 Console Layout 22
- 4.2 Playback Area 23
- 4.3 Head Control Area 24
- 4.4 Editor Area 24
- 4.5 Windows Select Area 25
- Common Actions 27
- 4.9 Moving items 28
- 4.10 Copying items 28
- 4.11 Removing items 28
- 4.12 Recording items 29
- 4.13 Actions on Playbacks 29
- 5 Patching 30
- 5.5 Head names and numbers 31
- 5.6 Gel name and number 32
- 5.7 Generating auto groups 32
- 5.8 Inverting and Swapping 32
- 5.10 Dimmer curves 33
- 5.14 Morphing heads 34
- 5.15 Importing heads 34
- 5.16 Exporting heads 35
- 5.18 Merging with DMX input 35
- 6 Setting Dimmer levels 37
- 6.4 Using Selected Heads 38
- 6.8 Selecting Heads 41
- 6.9 Using Groups 41
- 6.12 Locating Heads 43
- 6.13 Modifying Attributes 43
- 6.14 Flip 44
- 6.15 Copy between heads 45
- 6.16 Head Macros 45
- 6.18 Adding in FX 47
- 7 Palettes 51
- 7.3 Naming Palettes 52
- 7.4 Updating Palettes 52
- 8 Programmer 56
- 8.4 Recording a Cue 57
- 8.5 Record Options 58
- 8.6 Removing channels 59
- 8.7 Blind programming 59
- 8.9 Editing Cues 60
- 8.12 Snapshot 60
- 9 Cue Stacks 61
- 9.3 Cue Timing 62
- 9.4 Tracking 63
- 9.7 Copying and Moving Cues 65
- 10 Playback 66
- 10.1 Playback Display 67
- 10.3 Fader control 67
- 10.4 Playback Buttons 68
- 10.5 Playbacks Window 70
- 10.7 Default Cue Stacks 72
- 10.8 Group Masters 72
- 10.6 Wing Playbacks Pages 72
- 10.9 Playback Stomping 73
- 10.10 Playback priority 73
- 11.2 Over-ride / take-over 74
- 11.5 Modifying FX parameters 75
- 11.9 Adding in new FX 76
- 11.12 Busking Master 77
- 12 System Management 78
- 12.5 Loading Shows 79
- 12.6 Erasing 79
- 12.9 File Manager 80
- 12.11 Status Window 81
- 12.12 Editing Heads 81
- 12.13 Backup Archives 81
- 13 Settings 83
- 13.3 Wing Settings 84
- 13.4 Security settings 85
- 13.5 Programming settings 86
- 13.6 Playback Settings 89
- 13.7 General Settings 90
- 13.8 Cue Storage Settings 91
- 13.9 Interface Settings 91
- 13.10 Port Settings 92
- 13.12 Hardware Settings 93
- 13.16 LED brightness 95
- 13.17 Locking the console 95
- 13.18 Button test mode 95
- 14 Advanced Programming 97
- 14.4 HTP handling 98
- 14.5 LTP handling 99
- 14.6 Creating rig plans 99
- 14.7 Time-code support 100
- 14.8 Scheduled Events 100
- 15 MagicQ Multi Windows 101
- 16 Head Editor 101
- 16.1 General View 102
- 16.2 Channels View 103
- 16.3 Ranges View 104
- 16.4 Palettes View 105
- 16.5 Macros View 106
- 17.1 Patching LED on MagicQ 106
- 17.5 Using bitmaps 108
- 17.6 Using text strings 109
- 18 External Interfaces 111
- 18.3 Remote trigger input 114
- 19 Using Multiple Consoles 116
- 20 Execute Window 118
- 21 Media Servers 120
- 21.3 Live previews 121
- 21.4 Media layer selection 121
- 22 The MagicQ At A Glance 123
- 23 Troubleshooting 124
- 24 Button Functions 125
- 25 Licensing 136
- 26 Glossary 137
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