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Sunlite Suite

Basic programming

Overview

After reading our "Welcome" chapter, you might have a good idea of what you would like to accomplish with our Sunlite controller. Now it is time to learn how to create all those lighting scenes you have in your mind already.

This chapter explores the options available when adding your own fixtures through our “New Page Wizard”. Then we focus on available preprogrammed buttons for all intelligent lighting. We look deeper into the “New Scene – As you see now” option. Finally, this chapter explores the triggering of lighting scenes from your computer's keyboard.

Adding your own fixtures
Whether you purchased the electronic interface already or simply downloaded the free software from the internet, you probably have an idea of what type of lighting fixtures you want to control. The Sunlite Suite includes a library of about 2,000...
Pages and Buttons
Within the Sunlite software, a PAGE corresponds to a group of lighting fixtures of the same type (manufacturer and model). You can have any number of fixtures within each page, and also you can have any number of pages. The power behind these PAGES...
Preprogrammed buttons
Every time you create a new page for a group of lighting fixtures, depending on the type of fixtures (moving heads, scanners, LEDs, conventionals, etc), there will be preprogrammed buttons on the screen that will help you create lighting...
Example: create your first scene
This section provides a step-by-step example to create a simple lighting scene with the DEMO moving heads. If you have some kind of scanner or moving head already connected to your Sunlite controller, you can use the preprogrammed buttons for your...
Record Cycles (cue lists/shows)
Once you have many Scenes and Switches saved as buttons on your screen, you will probably want to reproduce them sequentially. CYCLES will help you do this. A Sunlite Cycle is a cue list of Scenes and Switches in time.

To create a new...
Keyboard triggering (hotkeys)
Buttons on the screen can be triggered using your computer’s keyboard, along with your mouse. You can assign any button on the screen to any key on your keyboard. To do this, you need to go into:

- Button - Settings


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