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Executor Command
Table of contents of this topic
This page describes the syntax and how to use the Executor command.
To go to the Executor command press Exec on the console.
Executor is in the command line now.
Description
With the Executor command you can, e.g.
- select all fixtures stored on an executor
- delete executors from the executor pool and the respective executor button on the console
- delete cues from executors
- set the intensity of an executor
- trigger an executor
Syntax
1. Select all fixtures stored on an executor.
2. Delete an executor from the executor pool and the respective executor button on the console.
3. Delete a cue from an executor.
4. Set the intensity of an executor to 50 %.
5. Trigger an executor with a go.
Example 1
Let´s assume, you will select all fixtures used in the cue list of executor 1.
There are two ways to do this.
a) Press Exec 1 Please.
b) Press Exec and then tap on the object tile of executor 1.
All fixtures stored in the cue list of executor one are selected in the fixtures view.
Example 2
Let´s assume, you will delete executor 1 from the actual page of the executor pool.
There are two ways to do this.
a) Press Delete Exec 1 Please.
b) Press Delete Exec and then tap on the object tile of executor 1.
Executor 1 is deleted from the actual page of the executor pool.
Example 3
Let´s assume, you will delete cue 1 from a executor button 1.
There are three different ways to do this.
a) Press Delete 1 (= Cue 1) Exec 1 Please.
b) Press Delete 1 (= Cue 1) and tap on the executor 1 in the executor bar view.
c) Press Delete 1 (= Cue 1) and press the respective executor button 
on the console.
If a cue list is stored on executor 1, the console ask to choose the delete method.
Example 4
Let´s assume, you will set intensity of executor 1 at 50 %.
The physical fader doesn´t move.
To grab the fader again, you have to move the fader once to the actual value.
The fader is working.
To apply values to the main executor, type only Exec in the command line without an executor number.
Press Exec 1 At 50 Please.
The executor has now 50 %. This is the same as you would move the fader up to 50 %.
Example 5
Let´s assume, you will trigger executor 1 by a Go command.
Press the small Go + (=Go ) Exec 1 Please.
Executor 1 is triggered by a Go command. This is the same as your executor button is assigned with a Go command.