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Eos Family Effects

MODIFYING EFFECTS IN THE EDITOR:

[Effect] [Effect]

[Effect] [1] [Enter]

creates a new effect

• Type -- Effect type

• Scale --Size of the effect (Not Applicable for Step Based or

Absolute Effects)

• Cycle Time --The Total time for all steps to complete (editable

also on encoders)

• Duration/Cycle --How long the effect will run. By time or

amount of cycles.

• Entry -- Entry method with the following options

• {Cascade} - channels enter the effect one at a time in the

order of channel selection (default for step-based effects)

• {Immediate} - all channels enter the effect instantaneously

(default for absolute and relative effects).

• {Fade by Size} - when the effect exits, values will return to the

background state in the exit time while continuing to run at

the same speed.

• {Fade by Size and Rate} - when the effect is exited, values will

return to the background state and their speed will slow

down in the exit time

• Exit --Exit method with the following options

• {Fade by Size} - when the effect is exited, values will return to

their background state while still running using the exit time.

• {Fade by Size and Rate} - when the effected is exited,

channels will stop running the effect and return to their

background state using the exit time.

• {Stop and Fade} - when the effected is exited, channels will

stop running the effect and return to their background state

using the exit time.

• {Stop and Hold} - when the effect is exited, channels will halt

exactly where the effect left them.

• Time -- These fields establish the length of time for channels to

enter/exit the effect. It can be entered in minutes and seconds

from the keypad. These timing values are applied to the entry and

exit modes. Cue and sub level timing is the default for these. Press

{EnterTime} [Enter] or {Exit Time} [Enter]. To reset to defaults,

press [Time] [Enter].

• Grouping -- Grouping is used only in relative and absolute effects.

This determines how many channels the effect will spread itself

across, regardless of the number of channels running the effect

• Trail -- Trail is applicable to relative and absolute effects. Trail

determines how channels are to follow each other through the

effect; it is a percentage of the cycle time. Used only in relative

and absolute effects.

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