High End Wholehog II

Programming
• All types of moving lights (including High End, Vari-Lite, Martin, Clay Paky, etc.) are programmed with the same natural programming interface.
• Editable personalities for all major fixture types
• Instant access to fixtures, groups, and palettes via touch-sensitive displays
• Numerous windows give feedback on programming and fixture status
• Familiar command line programming syntax
• Unlimited multi-part cues
• Timing spreadsheet for easy entry of parameter times
• 3D positional programming with XYZ coordinates
• Automated preset focus updating with 3D system
• Effects Engine™ instantly generates complex effects including rainbows and
ballyhoos.
• Complete programming manipulation: move, copy, merge, mask, etc.
• Extensive printed report suite: timing, contents, patch, etc.
• Standard or custom profiles for cues or individual parameters
• Comprehensive patch features: profiles, proportional patching, parking, etc.
• Cue, cuelist, effect, and palette transfer between consoles
• Sophisticated macro recording and playback capabilities
• Highlight button for focusing
• Next fixture button for quick fixture selection
• Active button instantly grabs specified fixtures
• Snapshot function for active cues
• Intelligent blocking cues (and Unblock command)
• Track and Cue Only modes
• Blind programming mode

Playback
• Each Master runs its own Cuelist using Go, Pause/Back, Add/Swap/Bump, and Select
buttons
• Unlimited simultaneous playback of independent Cue lists, chases, or effects on up to 48 Masters (8 on console, remainder on Wing or Virtual)
• Cuelists are dynamically assigned to Masters and grouped together on a Page. Changing Pages loads a new set of Cuelists to the Masters.
• Advanced Page features: instant changes, crossfading between pages, flexible sizes,
automatic holdover, activity recall, etc.
• Custom settings for Go and Flash buttons, Cues, Cuelists, and submasters: activation,
precedence (HTP or LTP), resetting, inhibitive, etc.
• Cue timing options: fade, delay, or manual (all with in/out option)
• Chases have fully adjustable direction, crossfading, and rates
• Independent timing and fade path settings for each channel in a Cue
• Times programmable from 0.0 seconds to days
• Learn mode for times
• Loop backs within cue lists
• Go To button
• Macros and MIDI Out commands can be included in cues
• Intensity grand master and blackout button
• Instant timing overrides by Cue, master, or console Hardware
• Rugged, 100% solid state construction fully contained in console
• Four separate DMX 512 outputs
• Eight playback Masters— each able to run the most complicated cue lists or chases
• High performance superscalar RISC processor
• 90-260V 40-400Hz AC twin-filtered universal input power supply
• DOS compatible 3.5" disk drive for show storage and programming exchange
• Two external SVGA monitors supported
• Dimensions: 668mm x 588mm x 153mm (26" x 23" x 6")
• Weight: 22 kg (48 lbs)

Connectivity
• PostScript and HP compatible printers supported
• Linear time code input (SMPTE/EBU/MIDI)
• MIDI in/through/out
• DMX input for "snapshots" or extra masters
• Tracking mode for backup console

Capacities
• 2,048 DMX 512 channels and dimmer channels (expandable to 3584)
• Unlimited number of simultaneous crossfades
• 48 playback Masters (including virtual Masters and expansion wing)
• Thousands of Cues, Cue parts, Cue lists, chases, effects, groups, presets, pages, macros (figures are memory dependent)

Other
• All four displays can simultaneously show different windows
• Windows can be sized and moved on any display as desired
• Custom configured views can be saved and instantly recalled
• All items can be given useful names to simplify operation
• Multiple fixture types simultaneously supported
• Any fixture or parameter can be patched to any location
• User-definable system default settings
• Console self-test and diagnostic routine
• Access protection password (programming and/or playback)
• Comprehensive fixture library and World Wide Web software/library support