High End Systems Hog4 User Manual Ver 3.5.0 Lighting Control System

2017-06-07

• Lighting Control System
• Table of Contents
• Section 1: Getting Started
  • 1.1About this Manual
  • 1.2Manual Symbols
• Section 2: Hog 4OS Fundamentals
  • 2.1The Command Line
    • 2.1.1Command Line Syntax
    • 2.1.2The Status Bar
  • 2.2The Graphical User Interface
    • 2.2.1Window Management
      • Opening Windows
      • Closing Windows
      • Fronting, Resizing and Moving Windows
      • Using Keys and Buttons
      • Using the Mouse or Trackball
      • Scrolling Window Contents
      • Desktop Views
      • Recording a Desktop View
      • Naming a Desktop View
      • Recalling a Desktop View
      • Desktop View Options
      • Deleting a Desktop View
  • 2.3Abstraction
    • 2.3.1Referring to Fixtures
    • 2.3.2Real World Units
    • 2.3.3Complex Parameters
    • 2.3.4Interchangeable Fixtures
  • 2.4Tracking
  • 2.5HTP and LTP
  • 2.6Colour Matching
    • 2.6.1Colour Models
      • The Hue and Saturation of White Light
    • 2.6.2The Colour Matching System
  • 2.7Palettes and Directories
    • 2.7.1Automatic Naming of Directory Items
    • 2.7.2Colour Coding Directory Items
  • 2.8Spreadsheets
    • 2.8.1Compact Mode
    • 2.8.2Aggregation
      • Collapsing Aggregated Sections
      • Priority of Aggregated Sections
      • Jumping Between Aggregated Sections
    • 2.8.3Cut, Copy and Paste
  • 2.9Editors
    • 2.9.1Editor Window Controls
      • The Editor Values Toolbar
      • The Editor Toolbar
      • The Jump Toolbar
    • 2.9.2Changing Parameter Values in the Editor
  • 2.10Modifier Keys
  • 2.11Undo and Redo
  • 2.12The File Browser
    • 2.12.1Moving, Copying, Deleting and Renaming Files
    • 2.12.2Creating New Folders
    • 2.12.3Ejecting Disks
    • 2.12.4Burning files to CD
• Section 3: Setting Up the System
  • 3.1Setting Up the Console
    • 3.1.1Starting Up the Console
    • 3.1.2Adjusting the Date and Time
    • 3.1.3Calibrating the Touch Screens
    • 3.1.4Adjusting the Touschscreen LCD Backlight
    • 3.1.5Changing the LCD Backlight Timeout
    • 3.1.6Adding External Monitors
    • 3.1.7Adding External Touch Screens
    • 3.1.8Keyboard
      • Using an External Keyboard
      • Using the On-screen Keyboard
    • 3.1.9Trackball
      • Using an External Trackball
    • 3.1.10Shutting Down and Restarting the Console
    • 3.1.11Locking the Console for Access
  • 3.2DMX Processor 8000 Setup
    • 3.2.1Setting the Net Number
    • 3.2.2Setting the Port Number
    • 3.2.3Setting IP Addresses for the HogNet Adapter on a DMX Processor 8000
    • 3.2.4Setting the DMX Processor DMX Output Refrsh Rate
    • 3.2.5Setting the DMX Processor back to Defaults
    • 3.2.6Locking the DMX Processor Front Panel Controls
    • 3.2.7Backlight Off Time
    • 3.2.8Watchdog
    • 3.2.9Resetting the DMX Processor
    • 3.2.10Checking a DMX Processor's Status
    • 3.2.11Expanding the DMX Outputs of a DP8000
      • Expanding a DMX Processor 8000 Using an Expander
      • Expanding a DMX Processor 8000 Using Widgets and Super Widgets
  • 3.3HogNet Network
    • 3.3.1Configuring Console Network Adapters
      • Configuring an IP Address for the HogNet Network Adapter
      • Enabling the DHCP Server
      • Choosing BOOT Server ONLY
      • Using a Custom DHCP Server Range
      • Firewalls and Hog 4PC
      • Configuring HogNet Network Settings on a DMX Processor
      • Typical HogNet Network Configurations
    • 3.3.2Port Number
    • 3.3.3Node Types and Net Numbers
    • 3.3.4Connecting Multiple Consoles
    • 3.3.5Configuring the Network for Client/Server
      • Running the Console as a Show Server
      • Running the Console as a Client
    • 3.3.6Configuring the Network for Console Failover
      • Understanding Multi-Server Failover Behavior
      • Understanding Multi-Server Partitioning and Rejoining
    • 3.3.7Configuring the Network for Console Tracking
    • 3.3.8More than One Show on the Network
    • 3.3.9Connecting to an Existing Network
    • 3.3.10Network File Sharing
      • Mapping Network Drives
      • Accessing Network Drives
      • Disconnecting Network Drives
  • 3.4Art-Net and E1.31(sACN)
    • 3.4.1Identifying the FixtureNet Port
    • 3.4.2Configuring the FixtureNet Port
    • 3.4.3Configuring Art-Net Output
    • 3.4.4Configuring E1.31(sACN) Output
  • 3.5Adding Playback Wings
  • 3.6Adding Master Wings
  • 3.7Adding DMX Widgets
  • 3.8DMX Widget Status LEDs
• Section 4: Shows
  • 4.1Launch a New Show
  • 4.2Launch an Existing Show
  • 4.3Connect to a Network Show
  • 4.4Change the Currently Loaded Show
  • 4.5Automatically Launch a Show at Console Startup
  • 4.6Managing Show Data
    • 4.6.1Recovering Show Files from a console that won't boot
  • 4.7Startup Comment Macros
  • 4.8Backing Up Your Show
  • 4.9Optimizing Show Files
  • 4.10User Preferences
    • 4.10.1Desklight, Worklight, and Vent Light Preferences
    • 4.10.2Touchscreen Backlight Brightness
    • 4.10.3Trackball and Trackball Ring Preferences
      • Trackball Keys
    • 4.10.4Center Wheel Preferences
    • 4.10.5Encoder Wheel Button Options
    • 4.10.6Keys and Button Preferences
    • 4.10.7Importing and Exporting Show Preferences
  • 4.11Merging Shows
    • 4.11.1Merging Fixture Types
    • 4.11.2Merging Fixtures
    • 4.11.3Merging Programming
    • 4.11.4Dependencies
    • 4.11.5How Patching is handled when merging shows
    • 4.11.6Merging Examples
  • 4.12Importing/Exporting Cuelist Data
    • 4.12.1Exporting Cuelist Data to an XML File
    • 4.12.2Importing Cuelist Data from an XML File
      • Creating XML Files for Hog Show File Import
    • 4.12.3Importing Cuelist Data from Reaper
      • Exporting Reaper Regions and Markers to a csv file
      • How Hog 4 OS interprets Reaper Data
      • Importing a Reaper region/marker csv file into a show
    • 4.12.4Importing Cuelist Data from Inqscribe
      • Exporting Inqscribe transcipts to an XML file
      • How Hog 4 OS interprets Inqscribe Data
      • Importing an Inqscribe XML file into a show
• Section 5: Adding, Patching, and Managing Fixtures
  • 5.1Adding Fixtures
  • 5.2Assigning User Numbers to Fixtures
  • 5.3Assigning Dotted User Numbers to Fixtures
  • 5.4Compound Fixtures
  • 5.5Fixture Aggregation
  • 5.6Patching Fixtures
    • 5.6.1Patching DMX Protocol Fixtures
      • Patching Several Fixtures at Once
      • Patching Fixtures to Multiple DMX Addresses
      • Patching Fixtures with DMX Gaps
      • Patching Fixtures with DMX Offsets
      • Finding Unused DMX Addresses
      • Adding and Removing DMX Processors
      • Fixtures with Multiple DMX Patch Points
      • Cloning DMX Universes
      • Cloning DMX Processors
      • Unpatching Fixtures from DMX Channels
      • Unpatching by Fixture
      • Unpatching by DMX Address
    • 5.6.2Patching Video Protocol Fixtures
  • 5.7Replicating Fixtures
  • 5.8Changing the Fixture Type
  • 5.9Removing a Fixture from the Show
  • 5.10Creating Palettes and Groups Automatically
  • 5.11Configuring Fixtures
    • 5.11.1Fixture Configuration
      • Note
      • Patch Note
      • IP Address
      • Preview Package
      • Swap Axes
      • Pan Invert / Tilt Invert
      • Intensity % (proportional patch)
      • Colour Calibration
      • Parked
    • 5.11.2Parameter Configuration
      • Assigning Minimums and Maximums for Parameters
      • Assigning a Custom Default
      • Assign a Parameter Offset
      • Naming Slots
      • Releasable Parameters
  • 5.12Installing Fixture Libraries
• Section 6: Selecting Fixtures and Modifying Parameters
  • 6.1Selecting Fixtures
    • 6.1.1Selecting Single Fixtures
    • 6.1.2Selecting Multiple Fixtures
    • 6.1.3Selecting fixtures with dotted user numbers
    • 6.1.4Select All
    • 6.1.5Inverting the Selection
    • 6.1.6Sub Selections
    • 6.1.7Lateral Selections
    • 6.1.8Deselecting Fixtures
    • 6.1.9Reselecting Fixtures
  • 6.2Selection Order
    • 6.2.1Reverse, Shuffle and Reorder
  • 6.3Modifying Parameters
    • 6.3.1Intensity
      • With the @ Key
      • With the i-Wheel;
      • Remainder Dim
    • 6.3.2Position
      • Using the Trackball
      • Using the Parameter Wheels
      • Flip
    • 6.3.3Continuous Parameters: Colour and Beam
      • Direct Value Entry
      • Snapping to a Single Value
      • Jumping to Endstop Values
      • Inverting Parameter Values
    • 6.3.4Slotted Parameters: Colour and Beam
    • 6.3.5Working with Colour
      • Using Colour Matching
      • The Colour Picker
      • The Gel Picker
    • 6.3.6Fine Control
    • 6.3.7Touching Parameters
      • Using Pig + Touch
    • 6.3.8Copying Parameter Settings
      • Using the Command Line
      • In the Programmer or Editor Window
      • Copy Options
    • 6.3.9Restoring Default Values
  • 6.4Fanning
    • 6.4.1Using the Fan Key
    • 6.4.2In the Programmer Window
    • 6.4.3With the Command Line
    • 6.4.4Fanning Options
    • 6.4.5Multipart Fanning
    • 6.4.6Fanning with Groupings
  • 6.5Removing Values
    • 6.5.1Removing Entire Fixtures from an Editor
    • 6.5.2Removing Kinds from an Editor
    • 6.5.3Removing Individual Parameters from an Editor
  • 6.6Separating Parameters
• Section 7: Groups
  • 7.1Auto-Generating Groups
  • 7.2Recording Groups
  • 7.3Naming Groups
  • 7.4Using Groups in Programming
  • 7.5Editing Group Contents
    • 7.5.1Removing Fixtures from Groups
  • 7.6Deleting Groups
  • 7.7Copying and Moving Groups
  • 7.8Insert, Merge and Replace
• Section 8: Palettes
  • 8.1Recording a Palette
    • 8.1.1Naming a Palette
  • 8.2Using Palettes in Programming
  • 8.3Editing Palette Contents
    • 8.3.1Updating Palettes with Different Parameter Types
  • 8.4Deleting Palettes
  • 8.5Copying and Moving Palettes
  • 8.6Record Options
    • 8.6.1Global, Per Fixture Type, and Per Fixture
    • 8.6.2Recording Palettes with Kind Masking
      • Masking Using the Record Options Toolbar
      • Masking Using the Command Line
      • Recording Only Selected Fixtures
    • 8.6.3Palette Timing
    • 8.6.4Reference Palettes
    • 8.6.5Direct Palettes
  • 8.7Insert, Merge and Replace
• Section 9: Directory Windows
  • 9.1Mask (IPBCE Palette Directories Only)
  • 9.2Color Coding
    • 9.2.1Coloring the entire button
  • 9.3Button Sizes
  • 9.4Show Fewer Buttons
  • 9.5Show Auto Color Swatch
  • 9.6Spreadsheet View
• Section 10: Media Picker
  • 10.1Media Picker Window Options
  • 10.2CITP Previews in the Media Picker
    • 10.2.1Supported CITP Media Server Clients
    • 10.2.2Configuring DP8000 for CITP Discovery
    • 10.2.3Patching fixtures to CITP discovered fixtures
    • 10.2.4Refreshing CITP Previews
    • 10.2.5Disabling CITP on DP8000
  • 10.3Catalyst Previews in the Media Picker
    • 10.3.1Configuring DP8000 for Catalyst Previews
    • 10.3.2Patching Catalyst fixtures to Catalyst Media Servers
    • 10.3.3Refreshing Catalyst Previews
    • 10.3.4Disabling Catalyst Preview Fetching on DP8000
  • 10.4Adding Previews to Pre-v2.0.0 Show Files
  • 10.5Renaming & Customizing Preview Images
  • 10.6Managing Preview Packages
• Section 11: Cues and Cuelists
  • 11.1Recording a Cue
    • 11.1.1Recording to a Cuelist on a Master
    • 11.1.2 Programmer contents after Recording a Cue
    • 11.1.3Insert, Merge and Replace
    • 11.1.4Numbering Cues
    • 11.1.5Naming Cues
  • 11.2Record Options
    • 11.2.1Recording Selected Fixtures Only
    • 11.2.2Record, Remove Values from Cues
  • 11.3Deleting Cues
  • 11.4Copying and Moving Cues
    • 11.4.1Copying Cues
    • 11.4.2Moving Cues
  • 11.5Renumbering Cues within a Cuelist
  • 11.6Editing Cue Contents
    • 11.6.1Viewing Different Cues in the Editor
  • 11.7Working with Tracking
    • 11.7.1Tracking Values Backwards When Recording
    • 11.7.2Stopping Values from Tracking Forward
    • 11.7.3Deleting without Tracking Forward
    • 11.7.4Blocking Cues
      • Using State
    • 11.7.5Unblocking
  • 11.8Mark Cues (Move in Black)
    • 11.8.1How to Mark to a Cue
    • 11.8.2Fade Mark verses Time Marks
    • 11.8.3Marking the First Cue in a Cue List
    • 11.8.4Cuelist Feedback for Mark Cues
  • 11.9Understanding Cuelists
  • 11.10Naming Cuelists
  • 11.11Deleting Cuelists
  • 11.12Copying and Moving Cuelists
    • 11.12.1Copying Cuelists
    • 11.12.2Moving Cuelists
    • 11.12.3Insert, Merge and Replace
• Section 12: Scenes
  • 12.1Recording Scenes
    • 12.1.1Recording to the Scene Directory
    • 12.1.2Recording to a Physical Master
    • 12.1.3Naming a Scene
  • 12.2Deleting Scenes
  • 12.3Copying and Moving Scenes
  • 12.4Editing Scene Contents
  • 12.5Scene Timing
  • 12.6Insert, Merge and Replace
• Section 13: Timing
  • 13.1Timing Basics
  • 13.2Fade, Delay, and Path
    • 13.2.1Fade Time
      • Different Fade-in and Fade-out Times
      • Fade Time with Masks
    • 13.2.2Delay Time
    • 13.2.3Paths
    • 13.2.4Assigning Cue Timings in the Cuelist Window
  • 13.3Individual Parameter Timings
    • 13.3.1Assign Parameter Timings using Wheels
    • 13.3.2Assign Parameter Timings with the Command Line
    • 13.3.3Assign Parameter Timings in an Editor
    • 13.3.4Fanned Timings
  • 13.4Cue Wait Timing
    • 13.4.1Learn Timing
    • 13.4.2Clock Triggers
      • The Clock Toolbar
  • 13.5Loops and Links
    • 13.5.1Creating a Link
    • 13.5.2Creating a Loop
      • Exiting Loops
    • 13.5.3Tracking Through Loops
• Section 14: Effects
  • 14.1Table Effects
    • 14.1.1Effect Tables
      • Using Effect Tables
    • 14.1.2Table Effect Attributes
      • Effect Rate
      • Effect Size
      • Effect Offset
      • Effect Begin , End, Start
      • Effect Length
      • N Shot
      • Bounce
      • Direction
    • 14.1.3Building Table Effects in the Effects Engine
    • 14.1.4Building Table Effects in Editors
    • 14.1.5Building Table Effects using Palettes
    • 14.1.6Tracking Table Effects
    • 14.1.7Cue Timing and Table Effects
  • 14.2Effect Palettes
    • 14.2.1Predefined Effect Palettes
    • 14.2.2Adjusting Predefined Effects
    • 14.2.3Recording an Effect Palette
      • Naming an Effect Palette
    • 14.2.4Using Effect Palettes in Programming
    • 14.2.5Editing Effect Palettes
    • 14.2.6Deleting Effect Palettes
    • 14.2.7Copying and Moving Effect Palettes
• Section 15: Kinds and Wheelsets
  • 15.1Kinds
    • 15.1.1Fixed Kinds
    • 15.1.2User Kinds
      • Manually Creating User Kinds
      • Auto-generating User Kinds
      • Deleting Users Kinds
      • Copying and Moving Users Kinds
  • 15.2Wheelsets
• Section 16: Advanced Programming
  • 16.1Selecting from What is Onstage
  • 16.2Bringing Parameter Values Into the Programmer
    • 16.2.1Suck
    • 16.2.2Using Live and Touch
    • 16.2.3Using Copy to Bring Values into an Editor
  • 16.3Highlight and Lowlight
    • 16.3.1Customising Highlight
    • 16.3.2Lowlight
  • 16.4Auto Update
  • 16.5Editing Discreetly
    • 16.5.1Fade Changes
    • 16.5.2Blind
  • 16.6Parking
    • 16.6.1Viewing and Editing What is Parked
      • The Fixture Window
      • The Output Window
      • The Parked Output Window
      • The Wheels Toolbar
• Section 17: Playback
  • 17.1Physical Master Playback
    • 17.1.1Attaching Cuelists and Scenes to Masters
      • Moving and Copying Cuelists between Masters
      • Detaching a Cuelist from a Master
    • 17.1.2Controlling Playback
      • Master Controls
      • The Main Controls
    • 17.1.3Releasing Masters
      • Release Time
      • Auto Release
      • Resetting Cuelists on Release
      • Releasing on Another Go
    • 17.1.4Choosing and Selecting Masters
    • 17.1.5Cuelist and Scene Options
      • Cuelist Timing and Rate Settings
      • Cuelist Wrapping
      • Cue Only
      • Action of go when Looping
      • Action of Halt when Halted
      • Configuring Fader Assignment and Actions
      • Configuring Flash Button Actions
  • 17.2Virtual Master Playback
    • 17.2.1Running Virtual Masters from the Cuelist Directory
    • 17.2.2Using Cuelist Play Controls to Play a Master
    • 17.2.3Running Virtual Masters from the Command Line
  • 17.3Running Multiple Cuelists & Scenes
    • 17.3.1Using HTP and LTP
    • 17.3.2Asserting One Cuelist Over the Others
      • The Assert Time
    • 17.3.3Changing a Cuelist's Priority
      • Persist on Override
    • 17.3.4Multiple Cuelists with Effects
  • 17.4Understanding Feedback
    • 17.4.1Control and Playback Toolbar Feedback
      • Playback Control LEDs
      • The Playback Bar
      • Using the Playback Bar with Playback Wings
    • 17.4.2Cuelist Feedback
      • Customising Cuelist Feedback
    • 17.4.3The Output Window
    • 17.4.4The Levels View Window
  • 17.5Advanced Playback
    • 17.5.1Adjusting the Playback and Effect Rates of a Master
    • 17.5.2Adjusting the Effect Size of a Master
    • 17.5.3Manually Crossfading Cuelists
    • 17.5.4IPCB Faders
    • 17.5.5Using a Cuelist as a Chase
      • Adjusting Chase Rate with Tap Sync
    • 17.5.6Cuelists and Tracking
    • 17.5.7Triggering Automatic Tasks When a Cue Runs
    • 17.5.8Playback Masking
  • 17.6Grand Master
    • 17.6.1GM Key
    • 17.6.2DBO Key
    • 17.6.3Flash key below the Grand Master
  • 17.7Inhibitive Masters
  • 17.8Configuring Playback Controls
    • 17.8.1Configuring Master Controls
    • 17.8.2Configuring the Main Controls
• Section 18: Pages
  • 18.1How Pages Are Used
  • 18.2Creating a New Page
  • 18.3Changing Page
    • 18.3.1Options When Changing Page
    • 18.3.2Matching Levels When Changing Page
    • 18.3.3Restoring Activity When Changing Pages
  • 18.4Modifying Pages
    • 18.4.1Copying Lists, Scenes and Inhibitive Masters to a Page
    • 18.4.2Moving Lists, Scenes and Inhibitive Masters to a Page
    • 18.4.3Removing Lists, Scenes and Inhibitive Masters from a Page
    • 18.4.4Clearing Lists, Scenes and Inhibitive Masters from a Page
  • 18.5Copying and Moving Pages
  • 18.6Deleting Pages
  • 18.7The Template Page
• Section 19: Command Keys
  • 19.1Creating Command Keys
  • 19.2Copying, Moving, and Deleting Command Keys
  • 19.3Changing the Action of a Command Key
  • 19.4Command Key Feedback
• Section 20: Plots
  • 20.1Creating Plots
  • 20.2Editing Plots
    • 20.2.1Fixtures
    • 20.2.2Gangs
    • 20.2.3PixelMaps
    • 20.2.4Tips for editing multiple plot objects
  • 20.3Using Plots
    • 20.3.1Fixture Selection
    • 20.3.2Navigation (zoom/scroll)
    • 20.3.3Feedback
  • 20.4PixelMapping
    • 20.4.1PixelMap Layers
    • 20.4.2Programming lighting fixtures to use PixelMaps
    • 20.4.3Programming PixelMap Layers
    • 20.4.4PixelMap Layer Effects
    • 20.4.5Managing PixelMap Layer Content
      • Importing Custom Media to the PixelMap Content Package
      • File Types Supported for PixelMap Content Package Import
      • Choosing and Optimizing PixelMapping Content
• Section 21: MIDI
  • 21.1MIDI Show Control
    • 21.1.1Bringing MSC into the Console
    • 21.1.2Sending MSC from the Console
    • 21.1.3Using MIDI Show Control
  • 21.2MIDI Note Input
    • 21.2.1Assigning MIDI Note Input to Playback Bars
    • 21.2.2Assigning MIDI Note Input to Programming Keys
    • 21.2.3Assigning MIDI Notes Input to Encoders and Wheels
    • 21.2.4Assigning MIDI Note Input to Monitor Soft Keys
    • 21.2.5Assigning MIDI Note Input to Comment Macros
    • 21.2.6Using Midi Note Controller Messages to Control Faders
  • 21.3MIDI Note Output
  • 21.4MIDI timecode
    • 21.4.1Connecting Midi Timecode Input
    • 21.4.2Viewing Incoming MIDI Timecode
    • 21.4.3Triggering Cues from MIDI Timecode
    • 21.4.4Editing Timecode Values
    • 21.4.5Simulating MIDI Timecode
• Section 22: Open Sound Control
  • 22.1Introduction to OSC
  • 22.2Configuring OSC Input
  • 22.3Configuring OSC Output
  • 22.4OSC Mappings
    • 22.4.1OSC Playback Mappings
    • 22.4.2OSC Midi Note Mappings
    • 22.4.3OSC Hardware Mappings
    • 22.4.4OSC Status Mappings
• Section 23: Linear Timecode (LTC)
  • 23.1LTC Input into Console
  • 23.2 LTC Input into a DMX Processor 8000
  • 23.3Viewing Incoming LTC
  • 23.4Triggering Cues from LTC
  • 23.5Editing Timecode Values for a Cue
  • 23.6Simulating LTC
• Section 24: Macros
  • 24.1Intro to Macros
  • 24.2Comment Macros
    • 24.2.1Entering Comment Macro Commands
    • 24.2.2Additional Comment Macro Syntax
  • 24.3Keystroke Macros
    • 24.3.1Recording Keystroke Macros
    • 24.3.2Naming Keystroke Macros
    • 24.3.3Keystroke Macro Playback
      • Running a Keystroke Macro from the Macro Directory Window
      • Running a Keystroke Macro from the Macro Window
      • Running Keystroke Macros from the Command Line
    • 24.3.4Editing Keystroke Macros
      • Deleting Keystroke Macro Steps
    • 24.3.5Deleting Keystroke Macros
    • 24.3.6Copying and Moving Keystroke Macros
      • Insert, Add Steps, and Replace
• Section 25: Direct Control of DMX Channels
  • 25.1Manually specifying DMX Channel Values
  • 25.2Setting DMX Channels to External Art-Net Source
  • 25.3Reverting DMX Channels to HogNet Control
  • 25.4DMX Test
• Section 26: Reporting
  • 26.1Building, Saving, Deleting, and Running Report Queries
  • 26.2Organizing and Saving Report Results
  • 26.3Using Report Results to Edit Programming
• Section 27: The Fixture Builder
  • 27.1Working With the Fixture Builder
    • 27.1.1Creating, Editing and Deleting Fixture Libraries
      • Creating a New Fixture Library From Scratch
      • Creating a New Fixture Library Using an Existing Library
    • 27.1.2Building the Fixture
      • Type Information
      • Channel
      • Function
      • Feature
      • DMX Value
      • Real World
    • 27.1.3Adding User Created Libraries to a Show
  • 27.2Fixture Builder Tutorial
    • 27.2.1Step 1: Create the New Fixture
    • 27.2.2Step 2: Enter Fixture Details
    • 27.2.3Step 3: Configure Channel Features
      • Intensity
      • Pan and Tilt (16 bit)
      • Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
      • Gobo Wheel
      • Strobe/Control Channel
    • 27.2.4Step 4: Build the Fixture
    • 27.2.5Step 5: Add the Fixture in the Fixture Schedule
    • 27.2.6Step 6: Edit Fixture to Define Default Values
    • 27.2.7Step 7: Programming Your Custom Fixture
• Section 28: Key & Button Combinations
• Section 29: Visualiser Connectivity (v3.2.0 and greater)
  • 29.1Installing the Hog Connectivity Application on the Visualizer PC
  • 29.2Physically Connecting the Console to the Visualizer
  • 29.3Configuring the Visualizer PC for Connectivity
    • 29.3.1Network Settings on the Visualizer PC
    • 29.3.2WYSIWYG Configuration
    • 29.3.3WYSIWYG Console Edition Configuration
  • 29.4Configuring the Console for Visualizer Connectivity
    • 29.4.1Enabling the Visualizer Stream on the Console
    • 29.4.2Configuring a Show for Visualizer Connectivity
  • 29.5Autofocus
  • 29.6Visualizer Troubleshooting
• Section 30: Updating Console Software
  • 30.1Software Update
  • 30.2Full Install (System Restore)
    • 30.2.1Creating a Full Install USB Flash Drive on a Windows Computer
    • 30.2.2Creating a Full Install USB Flash Drive on a Macintosh Computer
  • 30.3Updating the DMX Processor Software
    • 30.3.1DMX Processor 8000 Reset Options
  • 30.4Upgrading HedgeHog Consoles (2015 and later)
  • 30.5Upgrading USB DMX Widgets
• Section 31: Installing Hog 4PC
  • 31.1Software Installation
  • 31.2Software Removal
  • 31.3Hardware Installation
    • 31.3.1Unpacking Hardware Components
    • 31.3.2USB DMX Widgets
    • 31.3.3USB Wings
  • 31.4Operation
    • 31.4.1Using the Hog 4PC Interface
      • Hog 4PC Windows
      • The Front Panel Interface
      • Right Click Menu
      • Displaying Four Hog 4PC Windows
• Section 32: Cheat Sheets
  • 32.1Keyboard Shortcuts
  • 32.2Magic Key Combinations
  • 32.3Front Panel Diagrams
• Section 33: Troubleshooting
  • 33.1Console won't startup
  • 33.2No DMX Output from Console's built-in DMX Outputs
  • 33.3No ArtNet Output from console's FixtureNet Port
  • 33.4The console appears to have crashed or frozen
  • 33.5Console isn't talking to DMX Processors
  • 33.6Playback controls don't behave as expected
  • 33.7The Front Panel Reboots Unexpectedly
  • 33.8How to Report Problems to Support
    • 33.8.1Reporting Problems with the Console
    • 33.8.2Reporting Problems with Hog 4PC
    • 33.8.3Reporting Problems with the User Manual
    • 33.8.4About Software Version Numbering
    • 33.8.5About Beta Software
• Section 34: Service
  • 34.1Replacing the Screens
  • 34.2Replacing Faders
    • 34.2.1Replacing faders on Hog 4, Full Boar 4, and Playback Wing 4
    • 34.2.2Replacing faders on RoadHog 4 and NanoHog 4
  • 34.3Cleaning Faders
    • 34.3.1Cleaning faders on Hog 4, Full Boar 4, and Playback Wing 4
    • 34.3.2Cleaning faders on RoadHog 4 and NanoHog 4
    • 34.3.3Cleaning faders on HedgeHog 4
  • 34.4Replacing the Trackball
• Section 35: Safety Information
  • 35.1Safety Warnings
    • 35.1.1For Continued Protection Against Fire
    • 35.1.2For Continued Protection Against Electric Shock
  • 35.2Informations Importantes Sur La Sécurité
    • 35.2.1Pour Une Protection Permanente Contre Les Incendies
    • 35.2.2Pour Une Protection Permanente Contre Les Chocs Électriques
  • 35.3Wichtige Hinweise Für Ihre Sicherheit
    • 35.3.1Zum Schutz Vor Brandgefahr
    • 35.3.2Zum Schutz Gegen Gefährliche Körperströme
  • 35.4Información Importante De Seguridad
    • 35.4.1Para Protección Continua Contra Incendios
    • 35.4.2Para La Protección Continua Contra Electrocuciones
  • 35.5Importanti Informazioni Di Sicurezza
    • 35.5.1Per Prevenire Incendi
    • 35.5.2Per Prevenire Le Scosse Elettriche
  • 35.6Vigtig Sikkerhedsinformation
  • 35.7安全に関する情報
    • 35.7.1警告: 火災からの継続的な保護の為に
    • 35.7.2警告: 感電に対する継続的な保護の為に
• Section 36: Technical Specifications
  • 36.1Hog 4 Console
    • 36.1.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.1.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.2RackHog 4 Console
    • 36.2.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.2.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.3Full Boar 4 Console
    • 36.3.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.3.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.4Road Hog 4 Console
    • 36.4.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.4.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
    • 36.4.3Back Panel Drawing
  • 36.5Hedge Hog 4 Console
    • 36.5.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.5.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.6Hedge Hog 4 Console (Jan 2015 and later)
    • 36.6.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.6.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
    • 36.6.3Back Panel Drawing
  • 36.7Nano Hog 4 Console
    • 36.7.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.7.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.8DMX Processor 8000
    • 36.8.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.8.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
  • 36.9Playback Wing 4
    • 36.9.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.9.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
    • 36.9.3Performance
  • 36.10Master Wing 4
    • 36.10.1Input and Output Connections
    • 36.10.2Power, Weight and Dimensions
    • 36.10.3Performance
  • 36.11Hog 4PC
• Glossary
• Index