Jester 24/48

[oli]

Hey BR,

 

Am currently programming a Jester 24/48 but having read through the manual I can't see anyway of putting in point cues?

 

Does anyone know if its possible to do this or I it a no hoper?

 

Cheers Oli

 

A concurrent post has been automatically merged from this point on.

 

Scrap that just found out.

 

Thanks anyway

[benweblight]

For future reference there is a dedicated Jester forum here:

http://support.zero88.com/forum/index.php?showforum=102

[Joe Bleasdale]

For future reference. any other problems with the jester try talking to BR member "peter"

 

hth

joe

[benweblight]

....well he's over on that forum aswell anyway, and most questions have already been answered on there.

[peter]

In Program Mode, select the memory before the one you want to add a point cue (for example, if you want to add 3.5, select Memory 3). Then press Insert. Use the down arrow to move down to 3.1, and then continue moving down until you select the point you require, then program as normal. If you have a monitor connected you will see that press ing Insert opens up the point cues in the Memories list.

 

I hope this helps - as others have said, if there is anything else I can do to help, please do let me know either here or on the Zero 88 forums.

 

Cheers,

 

 

 

Peter

[cliveybaby]

Peter good call

 

I have had to program a load of these desks for Park Resort holidays

 

my word the cd rom is not easy to understand

 

I think the wording is very bad

 

half the time I think 'and store/enter/save'

but there is no need as its already their

 

good desks once set up but not very natural to programme

 

just my op (I am a bit thick though)

 

Will use a abuse your knowledge when stuck if ok

 

Cheers

 

Cliveybaby

[peter]

Hi Clive

 

You might be interested to know that we've just released Phantom Jester - the offline editor for the Jester range. This gives you the ability to program and manipulate your show before you even get to the venue.

 

With regards your comments about the user manual, I will pass these on to our development team. I hope you have managed to get your head around the desk now - it's a powerful little desk :)

 

Thanks,

 

 

Peter

[benweblight]

Great news Peter, was hoping you would release one, be quite useful when programming time is limited.

[cliveybaby]

quality from my point of view

(which is very bad as very tiered)

 

Have dl'ed from site will play on weekend

 

Cheers

 

Cliveybaby

[Joe Bleasdale]

PHANTOM JESTER! Well thats a load off my mind.

 

Peter, the offline editor is really good. I may only be a student but I prefer it over some of the higher end ones like the HOG2 PC.

 

 

joe

[peter]

Thanks Joe - we've worked hard to make it user friendly and as similar to the desks as possible, to let people like you learn the desk before you get your hands on the real thing, or to train yourself if you've got a spare hour or two. Don't forget to check out the online help - Shift+Left+Right - for a basic guide to everything you need to know.

[steve h]

well...this will save me time

 

Its also made me notice the addition of the ML48, thats a nice little addition.

 

Steve