Channel
Syntax
Command
Description
Return Value
Channel <number> [<range...>]
Select one or more DMX
channels
The selected
channels’ value
Channel <universe>.<local> [<range...>]
Select one or more DMX
channels
The selected
channels’ value
Channel ?
Return the currently selected
DMX channels
A selection string
•
<number>
◦ A global channel number from
1
to
16384
.
◦ This number addresses channels as a continuous block through
all
configured universes.
•
<universe>.<local>
◦ A channel number in “dotted” notation specifies both a universe number from
1
to
128
and a
channel from
1
to
512
within that universe.
◦ This dotted number addresses channels locally within
each
universe.
Abbreviation
C
Description
Selecting Channels
The
Channel
command selects one or more DMX channels in the currently active playback fader. DMX
channels are the individual control levels sent out of the CueServer to operate connected DMX lighting
fixtures. Use the
Channel
command in conjunction with an action command like
,
,
,
,
,
,
or
to set channel levels, change the enable or parked state of channels, or
release them. When used alone or in logic expressions, the
Channel
command returns the current value of
the specified channel(s).
Either a single channel number can be specified, or a range of channels can be specified using the various
like +, -, > and ~.
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