Filter

From the SELECT task, you can apply a filter to limit the number of lights you see on the screen. Touch the filter icon to show the various options.

Only if you have set up Rooms in your show file will you be able to change the Work Space from Global. Global shows all lights whether they have been assigned to a room or not. You may also turn on one of the following secondary filters:

• In Use: Any light that has a level above 0%, either from a cue, a memory or from Control Task. When running a show, it might be useful to apply this filter to limit the screen to just show what's on stage.
• Not In Use: Show any light that currently has an intensity level at 0%. Use this filter during a cueing session when you want to see what lights are available for use.
• Selected: Using Group Selection you do not have to touch a light to select it. If you apply this filter, you will only see the lights that are ready to Control. Some consoles call this sort of view the 'programmer'. If you have
• Left or Right Playback: Only lights that have a level above 0% and are controlled from Playback will be shown. If you're running a play from a single Playlist, this might be the filter you choose.
• Memory: Only lights that have a level above 0% and are controlled from a Memory or Choreo NSB will be shown. If you have volunteers busking a show just using pre-recorded memories, this might be a less cluttered view showing just what is active on stage.

When you press OK to return to the SELECT task, the filter icon will have a red background letting you know that the filter is active. To remove all filtering, press the icon again and choose the GLOBAL workspace and touch No Filter then OK.  The icon will no longer have a red background.