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11 Working with a Single Cue List 187
From Summary or Table Views
Use the [Format] key to cycle through the available views (see Using [Format], page 39).
Summary view allows you to see the greatest number of channels at once, though parameter data
is somewhat truncated. Channels with focus, color, or beam data are indicated with a respective F,
C, or B beneath the level data. This view is useful for viewing lots of channel data at once or for
editing primarily intensity values.
Table view grants you greater visibility of parameter data and a reduced number of visible channels.
This view displays channels along the y axis and parameters along the x axis. Parameter
categories are always visible (I, F, C, and B). You can also view specific parameters by pressing
and holding the [Data] button and then pressing the category softkey(s) for the parameters you
wish to view. This will expand the category to show any parameters used in the show. You can also
deselect the parameters you do not wish to see. This is remembered the next time you go to table
view.
The table view is useful for viewing and editing all parameters for a smaller number of channels.
Both summary and table views allow you to make changes to channels or parameters.
From the Cue Spreadsheet
The cue spreadsheet is another useful blind view of cue data. In spreadsheet view, cues are listed
on the y axis and channels and parameters are displayed on the x axis. This view is useful for
viewing a limited number of channels over a span of numerous cues. This makes spreadsheet view
useful for viewing overall trends in channel and parameter data. Pressing [Data] + {parameter
tiles} will expand or collapse information shown.
Editing cue ranges is possible in spreadsheet view. {Move To} is only available from this view. To
select an entire cue range, you can press [Cue] [enter the first cue] [Thru] [Enter].