NSI / Leviton 8700 GS Console - 1024 Channels, 24-48 Sub-Masters (85-265VAC)

User Interface

Up to 48 Sub-Masters, assignable as scenes, channels, effects, attribute control, rate control or cue lists

Cross fader for precise cue control -- manual or automatic

Grand Master, Effects Master and Sub-Master Master

Vertical Level Wheel, multi-color trackball for auto-device position control and mouse emulation

Three horizontal Encoders for attribute control, one for screen control

Ten soft keys with bank control to access groups, macros, positions, colors, etc.

Set Up

Interactive patch across all channels -- local and network

Responsive curves - custom curves can be applied to any conventional channels

Complete on-board fixture library and data storage -- easy update from disk, USB or Ethernet
Software updates are down loadable from NSI website
Print-to-text for hard-copy record of all show data

All console functions have built-in test routines.

Merge selected parts of any stored show into current show

Multi-lingual: English, French, Spanish, German

Playback

24 Masters, sub-master recall, cue list, effects, rate/speed control
Effects live modification: speed, pattern, mode, direction, HTP, LTP and priority for each channel

Editing

Blind and Live editors

Palette Libraries for quick recall of: position, color, beam, gobo, dimmer, extra, fan-out and flip

Effects: Chase -- direction, attack, rate

Auto shape creation adjustment for: Amplitude, velocity, offset

Quick functions: Undo, copy, exam, modify, exchange, edit+, next, text, macros

Recording

Immediate next cue, recording by double-press of record button, active channels only selection

Multiple cue parts, each with own timing for simultaneous complex event recall

Link macros, events, etc., to cue execution

Six pre-defined attribute timing patterns can be applied to any cue

Learn-time auto-times playback based on manual execution

Cue times entry via cue-list or command line, default cue time definition