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	In addition to the "simple cue" can [[#Command\|commands]], motion or [[#audio_cue\|audio cue]] can be used. All cues can be managed in the cue library and can be selected and reused from there. Composition cues can combine any types of cues.		In addition to the "simple cue" can [[#Command\|commands]], motion or [[#audio_cue\|audio cue]] can be used. All cues can be managed in the cue library and can be selected and reused from there. Composition cues can combine any types of cues.

	{{~~BoxHinweis~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| The concept of '''cue''' from DMXControl corresponds to the '''scene''' from various other light control programs.
	\|~~Text =~~ The concept of '''cue''' from DMXControl corresponds to the '''scene''' from various other light control programs.
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	As the start address is set, depends on the device, please note here the manufacturer's instructions.		As the start address is set, depends on the device, please note here the manufacturer's instructions.

	{{~~BoxHint~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| In the Device Configuration dialog box, the positions of DIP switches own piano are displayed to the selected start address.
	\|~~Text =~~ In the Device Configuration dialog box, the positions of DIP switches own piano are displayed to the selected start address.
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 === Command ===
 see [[Command_overview_DMXC2|Command overview]]
 === Cue list ===
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 == L ==
 === LTP ===
 LTP stands for "latest takes precedence" (the last value prevails) and is automatically used when DMXControl for all channels that are not marked as "Dimmer". The last channel change is passed directly to the output system. If the mixer channel is closed, the state before the first change by the just closed mixer channel will be restored on each DMX channel.
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 == P ==
 === Project ===
 You can generate various projects (shows), and save (one at a time just a project) load. DMXControl in a project contains all project data that are relevant for a show. Such data include which DMX devices are used, created scenes and effects, input and output configurations and more. However, they are stored by the individual modules of DMXC in a shared folder with different file extensions.
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 A submaster is a [[#Fader|fader]] can control the values of different channels together. The submaster concept in DMXControl by realized, each consisting of a submaster fader and flash button [[Submaster_DMXC2|Submaster module.]] Using a submaster, for example, the same functions are bundled, so all channels of 10 red LED headlights.
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 === DDF ===
 DDF is the abbreviation of "''DEVICE definition file''". DDFs are used by DMXControl to describe information about the used equipment in the XML format. Among other things the channel occupancy of the device, the layout of the control window as well as further information are contained in a DDF. The DDFs are in the sub-folder "DEVICEs" of the DMXControl contents directory. The accompanying device image files which are shown on the graphical view lie name in another sub-folder „Images“. A DDF library is installed per default. For the construction of DDFs see [[DDF_DMXC2|DDF basics]].
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 == G ==
 === Gobo / Gobo wheel ===
 A gobo (Graphical optical blackout) alters the beam of a spotlight. It is a mask that can be cut out of geometric shapes, texts or images. The light beam then assumes this shape. Gobos are constructed of metal stamped from thin sheet metal or glass gobos more expensive than in combination with [[#color filter|dichroic filters.]]

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	== C ==		== C ==
			===Color filter===
			A color filter is a firm intention for a lamp which shall ink her light. Color filters are usually colored plastic films. Besides that there is also dichroic filter, which consist of glass and make a considerably better filtration possible at a higher price.

			===Color wheel===
			A color wheel is often found in moving heads and other multifunction headlights. It is a plate on which glass color filters are arranged circularly and reach to the course of ray. Discreet light colors or half colors are produced by the color wheel be able to into been different.

	=== Command ===		=== Command ===
	see [[Command_overview_DMXC2\|Command overview]]		see [[Command_overview_DMXC2\|Command overview]]
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	* Joist below the device icon in the [[Graphical_view_DMXC2\|Graphical view]]		* Joist below the device icon in the [[Graphical_view_DMXC2\|Graphical view]]

	== E ==		== F ==
	=== Fade in time ===		=== Fade in time ===
	One can define a one dazzling time in DMXControl for every cue around gentle fadeing to realize between cues. Be the DMX values brought closer to the stored values continuously and finally put on these during this period of time (engl. [[#Fader\|fading]]). The contrast to this is a sudden change of the values at a one dazzling time of 0 seconds. Which not faded are (e.g. Gobo wheels) one can fading point do for channels be defined.		One can define a one dazzling time in DMXControl for every cue around gentle fadeing to realize between cues. Be the DMX values brought closer to the stored values continuously and finally put on these during this period of time (engl. [[#Fader\|fading]]). The contrast to this is a sudden change of the values at a one dazzling time of 0 seconds. Which not faded are (e.g. Gobo wheels) one can fading point do for channels be defined.

	~~== F ==~~
	=== Fader ===		=== Fader ===
	A fader is a mechanical slider more classically wisely which changes an electrical resistance and is found at audio or light sound mixers, for example. The English verb to fade expresses a fluent, continuous transition between two values. This is primarily confessed dull one and dull out as volume change at the beginning and end of a piece of music. (Software-)faders are used in DMXControl mainly in the [[#Submaster\|submaster]]. You serve to adjust exact DMX values or to realize gentle transitions between cues. Also in much DDFs faders are defined and make the attitude possible there among other things of trick and strobe speed or colors.		A fader is a mechanical slider more classically wisely which changes an electrical resistance and is found at audio or light sound mixers, for example. The English verb to fade expresses a fluent, continuous transition between two values. This is primarily confessed dull one and dull out as volume change at the beginning and end of a piece of music. (Software-)faders are used in DMXControl mainly in the [[#Submaster\|submaster]]. You serve to adjust exact DMX values or to realize gentle transitions between cues. Also in much DDFs faders are defined and make the attitude possible there among other things of trick and strobe speed or colors.

	~~===Color filter===~~
	A color filter is a firm intention for a lamp which shall ink her light. Color filters are usually colored plastic films. Besides that there is also dichroic filter, which consist of glass and make a considerably better filtration possible at a higher price.

	~~===Color wheel===~~
	A color wheel is often found in moving heads and other multifunction headlights. It is a plate on which glass color filters are arranged circularly and reach to the course of ray. Discreet light colors or half colors are produced by the color wheel be able to into been different.

	=== Flash button ===		=== Flash button ===

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	; Submaster: Assignment of the 12 sub-masters. It is for " possible to order groups of equipment logically front ", "Audience" "hall light" for example bench parse.		; Submaster: Assignment of the 12 sub-masters. It is for " possible to order groups of equipment logically front ", "Audience" "hall light" for example bench parse.

			=== Blackout ===
			A blackout describes turning off immediately ( or in the lighting engineering. Darken ) all light sources. Transferred to the DMX protocol this means that all dimmer channels are immediately put on 0%. A "blackout" buttone is in DMXControl in the control center. If this is activated, all channels defined as dimmer channels are backed 0% and the version closed on these channels until the blackout is lifted again.

			== C ==
	=== Command ===		=== Command ===
	see [[Command_overview_DMXC2\|Command overview]]		see [[Command_overview_DMXC2\|Command overview]]

	~~=== Blackout ===~~
	A blackout describes turning off immediately ( or in the lighting engineering. Darken ) all light sources. Transferred to the DMX protocol this means that all dimmer channels are immediately put on 0%. A "blackout" buttone is in DMXControl in the control center. If this is activated, all channels defined as dimmer channels are backed 0% and the version closed on these channels until the blackout is lifted again.

	~~== D ==~~
	=== Cue list ===		=== Cue list ===
	One or more cues form a cue list. The maximum number of cues per cue list is limited only by the resources of your computer. Playing a cue list indicates the sequential execution of all individual cues taking into account its duration and fade. The cues can also be forwarded manually. Multiple lists can run in parallel cue at a time.		One or more cues form a cue list. The maximum number of cues per cue list is limited only by the resources of your computer. Playing a cue list indicates the sequential execution of all individual cues taking into account its duration and fade. The cues can also be forwarded manually. Multiple lists can run in parallel cue at a time.

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	=== Mixer mode ===		=== Mixer mode ===
	The channel of the internal mixer can be mixed to 2 standards, these are [[#LTP\|LTP]] and [[#HTP\|HTP]].		The channel of the internal mixer can be mixed to 2 standards, these are [[#LTP\|LTP]] and [[#HTP\|HTP]].

			== O ==
			===Output plugins ===
			The union on the side of the software which processes the generated DMX data represents a version Plugin between DMXControl and a hard or software. This mainly is DMX interfaces (transmitters) which pass the data (mostly cable-bound) on to a DMX-capable device. The union to a visualisierer or by ArtNet is but also taken by output plugins. See also [[Output_plugins_DMXC2\|Output plugins]].

	== P ==		== P ==