Jon Hole

Hi Marcel,
 
As long as you are using RGB colour values, and not a Colour Macro channel, then this should fade automatically.
 
You can change the time in the 'colour' column to choose what time you would like the colour to change in.
 
If this isn't happening, post your showfile on here, and let me know which two cues you want a fade between, and we'll have a look at it.
 
Best regards,
 
Jon

Hi Mal421,
 
After selecting all the palettes you are using, just reselect the memory you wish to record using the up and down arrows.
 
Best regards,

Hi Bob,
 
If you change a fixture it won't update the pallets automatically on a Jester.
 
However, if you remake the palettes and overwrite the previous ones, the cues will still reference them, so will be updated automatically.
 
Jon

Hi Bob,
 
The palettes are 30 per each attribute... colour / beamshape / position.
 
However, you can record all your fixtures into each one, so your 'red' colour palette can have 'red' information for each fixtures in it. Only the fixtures you have selected will actually turn red when you use the palette.
 
Hope that makes sense?

Only intensity is controlled by the physical level of the submaster, all other attributes, such as colour, are triggered at 5% and use the fade time programmed.

Hi Dan,
 
Are you pressing 'EDIT' before changing the time, and then pressing 'EDIT' again after to confirm this?
 
Once you have recorded a cue, you have to be in 'EDIT' to make any changes, including the fade times. It is possible to change the fade time before recording a cue or submaster too.
 
Cheers

Hi karleaton,
 
We have now stopped manufacturing the original Jester TL in favour of the more popular Jester TL Xtra, which gives you the additional 10 submasters. However, we still support the TL, continue to provide updates for it, and have a limited number in stock.
 
Cheers