NEO Software

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Features

§  Supports up to 100 DMX universes

§  Unlimited Cues, Cue Lists, Groups, Palettes, Effects and Macros

§  Extensive effects engine

§  Pixel mapping

§  Remote control and tracking backup operation

§  Media playback and visual timecode editor

§  Magic sheet layout

Show File

 

A show file (.NEO extension) can contain any or all the following:

 

§  Patch Map – As described above, the patch map contains the assignment of dimmers and fixtures to NEO controls.

§  Cue List(s) – A cue list contains one or more cues, which are triggerable events affecting the state of the channels associated with the show.  A NEO show can have multiple cue lists and they can be executed simultaneously, each with its own playback controls.

§  Submaster(s) – A submaster is a slider (physical or virtual) that allows the level(s) of the control(s) assigned to it to be adjusted.

§  Shortcut(s) – A shortcut is a physical or virtual button that can be assigned to perform an action when activated.

§  Palette(s) – A palette contains channel and attribute data that can be applied live or referenced in cues. There are several attribute palette-types (Position, Color, Beam, etc.) and they can be displayed on separate pages for easy access. A special type, called Preset, can contain references to other types.

§  Channel Group(s) – A channel group is a type of palette that contains a snapshot of the selected channels. They are often used recall the selected channels so they may be controlled and altered as a group.

§  Effect(s) – An effect is a time-based routine that operates on controls to change their state in a series of steps.  Typical effects are called chases, loops, color changes, etc.  NEO has a large selection of effect types and aids (wizards) for programming various sequences.

§  Macro(s) – A macro can record a sequence of commands that may be used frequently and then recalled to execute the sequence.  Macros may be assigned to shortcuts and/or included in cues.

§  Window Layout(s) & Snapshot(s) – Stores window configurations and shortcut definitions for easy recall.

Show files have built-in automatic backup and restore features to safeguard against data loss.  When the system is started, the latest prior show file is loaded, and the state of all controls is restored.  Any changes made to a show file are saved automatically when the program is exited.

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