Fixture Grid

The Fixture Grid is the field of numbers located in the top right pane of the display:

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Each Fixture in the system is represented in the Fixture grid in two lines.

The top line represents Fixture numbers
The second line can either show levels or fade and wait times. (See Independent Timing)

Fixture levels are color-coded to indicate the status of the Fixture. (See Fixture Colors and Symbols)
Fixtures with a small red triangle by their number are Fixtures that have more attributes than just intensity. The other attributes can be found in the Attribute Grid.

Adjusting the Size of the Fixture Grid Display

Move the mouse over the line separating the Fixture Grid from the Cue List until it turns into this symbol .
Click on the vertical line and hold down the mouse button to adjust the width of the Fixture Grid display.

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Right-click once the symbol appears, and select a set Fixture Grid size from the right-click menu.

Moving around the Fixture Grid using the Wheel

While no Fixtures are selected, you can hold down [SHIFT] and roll the Wheel to scroll the Fixture grid. If you have fixtures selected and you don't want to release them, use the [BKSP] key to clear the command line.

Moving around the Fixture Grid Display with the trackpad

The Scroll Bar is located along the right edge of the cue list display as well as the Fixture display and it identifies whether the display is near the top, middle or bottom.

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Inside the Scroll Bar is the Thumb, which indicates the section displayed. (If it is near the top of the scroll bar, you are near the top of the display.
Click above (or below) the thumb to move the Fixture grid will move up (or down) a page.
To move up (or down) line by line, click on the arrow at the top or bottom of the scroll bar. Each click will move the display one line. If you hold down the mouse button while the mouse pointer is over the arrow, the screen will continue moving line by line.
To move in big steps, put the mouse pointer on the thumb, hold down the mouse button and the drag the thumb up or down in the scroll bar.