Zero88 FROG 2 Instruction Manual Page 1

FROG 2 OPERATING MANUAL

Introduction Page 10 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Front Panel Controls This section of the manual describes the controls and displ

Programming Page 100 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Update Options Window After setting up data in the Program Window and pressing

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 101 Tracking Options Below the source options section there is a row of buttons containing the t

Programming Page 102 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Knockout Function The [Knockout] key releases the selected fixtures completely from any

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 103 Cues, Stacks and Pages The desk provides a total of 1000 user programmable Cue

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 104 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 The Cue Stack Window Press the [Cue Stack] soft key on the touch screen to di

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 105 Cue Details Button Pressing this soft button is the equivalent of entering the

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 106 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Learn Button Pressing the [Learn] button in the Cue Stack Window sets the cue

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 107 Programming Cues Once you have set up a look that you like, by selec

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 108 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Naming Cues Select the cue in the Cue Stack Window and press the SET

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 109 Editing Cue Fade and Delay Times Editing fade times and delay times is carried

Introduction Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 11 User Definable Faders (UDF) This section of the front panel contains 100 pages of 10 use

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 110 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Adding Macros to Cues The desk provides a number of in-built macros r

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 111 Playing Back Cues Before playing back the programmed cues in a cue sta

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 112 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Using the Pause Key If at any time you wish to pause the cue stack when it is

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 113 Copying Cues To copy a cue to another cue in the same cue stack or

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 114 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Cue Stacks The Frog 2 desk provides 1000 user programmable cue stacks. A progr

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 115 Naming Cue Stacks To assign a name to a cue stack enter either of the following

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 116 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Cue Stack Setup Window The control parameters for an individual cue stack are

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 117 Block When this option is selected, all the cues in the cue stack are changed i

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 118 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Master Fader The operation of the MASTER fader for a cue stack is

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 119 Chase Options Select the [Chase] button in the Cue Stack Setup Window. Turn In

Introduction Page 12 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Manual Playbacks This section of the front panel contains 100 pages of 10 m

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 120 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Speed The Speed modifier determines how fast the chase runs (range 0 – 200 bp

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 121 Trigger Options Select the [Trigger] button in the Cue Stack Setup Window: Th

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 122 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Move on Dark Options Select the [Move on Dark] button in the Cue Stack Setup Wi

Cues, Stacks and Pages Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 123 Pages The Frog 2 desk provides 100 pages of playbacks; each page containing 10 p

Cues, Stacks and Pages Page 124 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Loading a Page onto the Playbacks To load a page of cue stacks onto the physi

User Definable Faders Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 125 User Definable Faders (UDFs) The Frog 2 provides 100 pages of 10 User D

User Definable Faders Page 126 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 The UDF / UDK Window To display the User Definable Faders / Keys Windo

User Definable Faders Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 127 The UDF Setup Window To display the UDF Setup Window on the touch scree

User Definable Faders Page 128 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Flash Mode If the Flash Mode is set to Flash - the corresponding data assigned

User Definable Faders Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 129 Mix Modes A number of Mix Mode options are available depending on the item that

Introduction Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 13 Function and Numeric Keypads Function Keypad The Function Keypad contains 19 labelled fu

User Definable Faders Page 130 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 UDF Controls … This option in the UDF Setup Window allows you to sel

User Definable Faders Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 131 Group UDF The Group UDF is used for controlling the intensity (brightness) param

User Definable Faders Page 132 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Channel Data UDF The Channel Data UDF allows the user to record fixtur

User Definable Faders Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 133 Override UDF It is possible to assign a UDF to become an Override fader. This a

User Definable Faders Page 134 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Editing User Definable Faders To edit a UDF enter the following command: LOAD

User Definable Keys Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 135 User Definable Keys (UDKs) The Frog 2 desk provides 100 pages of 20 User

User Definable Keys Page 136 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 The UDK Setup Window To display the UDK Setup Window on the touch screen, hold d

User Definable Keys Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 137 Flash Mode The Flash Mode option is only applicable to UDK’s containing Channel Da

User Definable Keys Page 138 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Group UDK The Group UDK is used for selecting a group. To assign a Group to a U

User Definable Keys Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 139 Cue UDK The Cue UDK is used to output the fixture data programmed in an individual

Introduction Page 14 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 User Definable Keys (UDK) This section of the front panel contains 100 pages of 20 Use

User Definable Keys Page 140 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Editing User Definable Keys To edit a UDK enter the following command: LOAD &l

Palettes Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 141 Palettes The Frog 2 desk provides you with four sets of 200 palettes. The palettes are stored

Palettes Page 142 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Recording Palettes Programming a palette is simple and similar to recording a cue. Set up

Palettes Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 143 Copying Palettes To copy a palette from one location to another, enter one of the following c

Palettes Page 144 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3

Effects Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 145 Effects The Frog 2 desk provides a powerful effects generator with a number of standard effect

Effects Page 146 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Standard Effects The Effects Palette Window contains the following standard effects w

Effects Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 147 Effect Parameters The following effect parameters are generated by the standard effec

Effects Page 148 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Effect Parameters on the Wheels When the effect wheel groups are active (ie the EF

Effects Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 149 The Effects Window The Effects Window displays the Effect Parameters for each parameter of

Introduction Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 15 Touch Screen The LCD touch screen on the front panel of the desk is used primarily for d

Effects Page 150 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Recording Effects Programming an effect palette is similar to recording other palettes. Set

Effects Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 151 Outputting Effects Select a fixture or group of fixtures and then enter one of the following c

Effects Page 152 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3

Macros Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 153 Macros The Frog 2 desk provides a number of in-built macros and 200 user programma

Macros Page 154 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 CD Player Control Macros The following in-built macros are used to control the CD player: DPT

Macros Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 155 The Macro Window To display the Macro Window on the monitor, hold down the SHIFT key and then

Macros Page 156 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Naming a Macro To name a macro enter the following command: MACRO N SET or SET MACRO N ENT

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 157 Other Features Windows The Frog 2 allows you to display a number of different windows on

Other Features Page 158 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Screen Navigation Keys The five screen navigation keys to the left of the to

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 159 Preview Cue Window The contents of a programmed cue can be seen by displaying the Previe

Introduction Page 16 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Group, Attribute, Cursor Keys and Control Wheels The GROUP key is used when selecti

Other Features Page 160 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Preview Palette Windows The contents of a palette can be seen by displaying the Previe

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 161 Preview Group Window The contents of a group can be seen by displaying the Preview Gro

Other Features Page 162 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Preview UDF / UDK Windows The contents of a programmed UDF or UDK can be seen by displ

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 163 Output Window The Output Window displays the outputs which are coming from all

Other Features Page 164 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Source When the [Source] button is selected, the Output Window displays the source of

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 165 DMX Output Window The DMX Output Window displays the outputs of all 512 channels from o

Other Features Page 166 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 User Views The Frog 2 desk provides the facility to save up to 5 user defi

Other Features Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 167 Naming a User View It is possible to name a user view by entering one of the following

Other Features Page 168 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Artnet The Frog 2 is capable of outputting its DMX data over Ethernet, using the Artne

Glossary Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 169 Glossary This section of the manual contains a list of terms used with the Frog 2 desk: Acti

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 17 Quick Start Tutorial Getting Started Prior to powering up the desk, it is essentia

Glossary Page 170 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 DMX-512 Standard communications protocol for moving heads and dimmers. 512 channe

Glossary Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 171 Latch A function of UDF Flash buttons and UDKs, which enables them to have a t

Glossary Page 172 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Tagging The method of marking parameters to be programmed. Only Tagged parameters are re

Technical Specification Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 173 Technical Specification Power Supply A separate inline transformer with 4

Technical Specification Page 174 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Remote Input An 8 pin DIN connector providing 6 remote switches (common groun

Technical Specification Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 175 MIDI 2 x 5 pin DIN connectors providing MIDI input and MIDI thru. Connector P

Technical Specification Page 176 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 External Storage Devices The primary method of storage for the Frog 2 is v

Technical Specification Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 177 DMX Input 5 pin XLR, not isolated, with voltage protection. Data on channels 1

Technical Specification Page 178 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3

Index Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 179 Index A Absolute Addressing...56 Active Key...

Quick Start Tutorial Page 18 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Adding Fixtures Once in the Setup screen, the first task you need to p

Index Page 180 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 E Editing Fixtures ...46 Alignment ...

Index Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 181 Remote...74 WYSIWYG ...

Index Page 182 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Reset Desk ...70 S Saving Shows ...

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Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 19 Patching Fixtures After adding the fixtures into the schedule, the next step is to

Quick Start Tutorial Page 20 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Patching a Group of Fixtures To patch an entire group of fixtures (eg All MAC 250

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 21 Editing Fixtures The Edit Fixtures screen allows you to perform the following func

Quick Start Tutorial Page 22 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Naming Fixtures Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the Name colu

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 23 Desk Setup The Desk Setup function allows you to configure or customise the settin

Quick Start Tutorial Page 24 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Saving Shows The Frog 2 will save the show automatically to its internal memory

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 25 Loading Shows Shows can be loaded onto the Frog 2 from either CD or USB Storage De

Quick Start Tutorial Page 26 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 The Program Window The Program Window is central to the programming functionalit

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 27 Controlling Fixtures Once you have added fixtures to the schedule, patched

Quick Start Tutorial Page 28 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Controlling Intensity The intensity parameter of the selected fixture(s) can be c

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 29 Controlling Colour, Beamshape and Position Parameters The colour, beamshape and

FROG 2 OPERATING MANUAL If a portable or temporary three phase mains supply is used to power this desk, we recommend that the desk mains plug is r

Quick Start Tutorial Page 30 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Tagging Parameters On the Frog 2 desk, fixture parameters must be ‘tagge

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 31 Cues Once you have set up a look that you like you can then record that state into

Quick Start Tutorial Page 32 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Adjusting Fade and Delay Times As well as the actual output levels recorded in th

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 33 Editing Cues To edit a cue, the simplest method is to load it into the Program Wind

Quick Start Tutorial Page 34 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Palettes The Frog 2 provides the user with four sets of 200 palettes. The palett

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 35 Recording Palettes Programming a palette is simple and very similar to recording a

Quick Start Tutorial Page 36 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 User Definable Faders (UDF) The desk provides 100 pages of 10 User Definable Fad

Quick Start Tutorial Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 37 User Definable Keys (UDK) The desk provides 100 pages of 20 user definable keys. T

Quick Start Tutorial Page 38 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Groups The Frog 2 provides 200 user definable Groups. Groups are most commonl

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 39 Setup In Setup the desk provides functions for setting up the desk - assigning, patch

Page 4 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Introduction... 7 This Manual...

Setup Page 40 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Patch The Patch option allows you to assign fixture types, patch them to the DMX outputs, adjust

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 41 User Fixture Types The Frog 2 desk provides a method for loading fixture types which are not in

Setup Page 42 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Patching Fixtures After adding the fixtures into the schedule, the next step is to patch the fix

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 43 Patching Fixtures by User Fixture Number If you have assigned user fixture numbers to the fixtures

Setup Page 44 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Patch Views The Patch data can be displayed in three different formats or views in the Patch Win

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 45 Fixtures View This patch view lists all the fixtures in the schedule together with their alignment

Setup Page 46 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Editing Fixtures The Edit Fixtures screen allows you to carry out the following functions on the

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 47 Fixture Numbers Each fixture in the schedule has its own fixture number. Initially, these fixture

Setup Page 48 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Editing Default Values The Default values for fixture parameters are the values that are output

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 49 Aligning Fixtures The Frog 2 desk is capable of making adjustments to your fixtures to

Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 5 Adding Macros to Cues... 110 Playing Back Cues ... 111 Copying

Setup Page 50 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Patch Functions The Patch functions under Edit Fixtures allow you to patch, repatch and unpatch

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 51 Adding Duplicates Move the cursor to the Duplicate 1 column for the required fixture and press the

Setup Page 52 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Repatching Fixtures Move the cursor to the DMX or Duplicate n column for the required fixture an

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 53 Multi-Part Fixtures For multi-part fixtures (eg Lamp + Scroller) the different parts of the fixtur

Setup Page 54 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Changing Fixture Type This patch function allows you to swap one fixture type for another. Indi

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 55 Auto Menus This Setup option generates automatic items based on the fixture schedule. Auto Groups T

Setup Page 56 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Beamshape Palettes The beamshape auto palettes generated by the desk are based on the gobo

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 57 Desk Setup The Desk Setup function allows you to configure or customise the settings on the desk t

Setup Page 58 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Displays Press the [Displays] key on the touch screen. The various options are shown in the cent

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 59 Peripheral Press the [Peripheral] key on the touch screen. The various options are sho

Page 6 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Screen Navigation Keys... 158 Mouse Operation on Windows ... 158 Preview Cue Wi

Setup Page 60 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Inputs Press the [Inputs] key on the touch screen. The various options are shown in the centre o

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 61 Outputs Press the [Outputs] key on the touch screen. The various options are shown in the centre o

Setup Page 62 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Behaviour Press the [Behaviour] key on the touch screen. The various options are sho

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 63 Default Times Press the [Default Times] key on the touch screen. The various options are shown in

Setup Page 64 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Cue Stack Defaults Press the [Cue Stack Defaults] key on the touch screen. The various options a

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 65 Lock Functions Press the [Lock] key on the touch screen. A drop down menu is displayed on t

Setup Page 66 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Files This section of Setup allows you to save and load show files and to load or

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 67 Loading Shows To load a show, connect the storage media to the USB port on the desk (any port).

Setup Page 68 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Loading User Fixture Types The desk provides a method for loading fixture types which a

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 69 Desk Information When the [Desk Information] key is selected a screen is displayed containing info

Introduction Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 7 Introduction This Manual This manual describes the operation of the Frog 2 lighting desk.

Setup Page 70 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Clear Options This option allows the user to clear (delete) various components of a show (eg pal

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 71 Network ArtNet This option allows you to set up the various parameters associated with transmit

Setup Page 72 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Light Converse Visualisation Light Converse visualisation software will talk directly to the F

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 73 Zero Wire Zero Wire DMX is a wireless DMX transmission system from Zero 88. The system can be out

Setup Page 74 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Remote Select the [Remote] option The MFKs and monitor window display the various Re

Setup Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 75 WYSIWYG The WYSIWYG visualiser has now been integrated with the Leap Frog 48/96 desk s

Setup Page 76 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3

Groups Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 77 Groups The Frog 2 provides 200 user definable Groups. Groups are most commonly used when selectin

Groups Page 78 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Master Groups As part of the setup process, when the user adds fixtures to the sc

Groups Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 79 Naming Groups To set the name of a user defined group, select the required group fr

Introduction Page 8 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 The Frog 2 Lighting Desk The following section is a summary of the main functions of the F

Groups Page 80 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 81 Programming This section of the manual covers the basic functionality of programming

Programming Page 82 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Program Window – Values View In the Program Window, when the [Values] option is

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 83 Selecting Fixtures Before fixtures can be controlled by the desk they need to be selected.

Programming Page 84 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Controlling Fixture Parameters Each fixture type has it’s own set of parameters

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 85 Controlling Colour Parameters The colour parameters of the selected fixture(s) are controlle

Programming Page 86 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Copying Fixture Data You can copy fixture data from a programmed cue or from another fixt

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 87 Smart Tags There is a [Smart Tag] button displayed in the Program Window: In normal desk

Programming Page 88 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Record Options Window After setting up the required data in the Program Window and pressin

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 89 Tagged Parameters / All Parameters These two buttons are mutually exclusive and provi

Introduction Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 9 Cues, Cue Stacks and Playbacks The desk allows you to record cues, for use in any of t

Programming Page 90 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Track Both – The edited cue affects both earlier and later cues. The change is track

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 91 Attribute Selection Bar The fourth row of buttons is the Attribute Selection Bar and indica

Programming Page 92 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Fade and Delay Times As well as the actual output levels, each fixture parameter also has

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 93 Fade Time Commands – Program Window The following commands can be used to set the fade times

Programming Page 94 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Fade Time Commands – Editing Cues The following commands can be used to globally ed

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 95 Wheel Editing Modes The desk provides a number of wheel editing modes which are user select

Programming Page 96 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Fan First Mode When several fixtures are selected and a fixture parameter is adj

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 97 Fan V Mode When several fixtures are selected and a fixture parameter is adjusted

Programming Page 98 Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Home Function The Home function provides a quick method of setting fixture parameters to

Programming Frog 2 Operating Manual – Issue 4.3 Page 99 Active Key The ACTIVE key is used in conjunction with other keys to ‘pull’ various channel