High End Systems Wholehog III Manual De Usuario página 417

Glossary
soft parameter va-
lue
speed
split fade
spreadsheet
start up
submaster
switch
system zone
T
TCP/IP
toolbar
touch screens
touched value
tilt
timecode
timing
Flying Pig Systems
Ver tracked value.
Ver fade time.
A crossfade where the incoming and outgoing cues have different
times, causing an imbalanced or dipped fade profile.
Ver también crossfade, in time, out time.
A way of displaying values in a grid. Wholehog III editor windows
use a spreadsheet to display parameter values.
The process that the console goes through when it is first powered
on.
Ver scene.
Ver hub.
Ver hub.
A network protocol or language that computers use to talk to each
other over Ethernet. The Wholehog III uses this standard protocol,
which means that it can safely be connected to other networks of
computers and will not interfere with them. For show-critical si-
tuations you should run the Wholehog III on its own independent
network.
Ver también Ethernet.
A long, thin window with a series of buttons, that generally sits
along the top or bottom edge of the screens. When in this position,
a toolbar is said to be 'docked'.
Ver también Soft Key.
The two LCD screens on the console, which display and allow the
user to select information from them.
A parameter value that has been assigned or edited by the user.
Values which are not touched will remain at their default value.
Ver también default value, tracking.
One of the parameters, together with pan, that determines the di-
rection that the fixture points in.
A method of synchronising the console with other playback sour-
ces, such as music, video or film. The Wholehog III supports MIDI,
Linear Timecode and Video Timecode.
Ver también MIDI, SMPTE, video timecode.
Cues have several values that control timing: fade, wait, delay and
path.
Ver también fade time, wait time, delay time, path .
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