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LightJockey Help file
To learn what's new in this version see 
Update Notes
Click 
this link
 to learn more about the types of hyper-links used within this on-line help.
German online help-file
Basic Programming Terms and Elements
Programming Quickstart
Hardware Setup
Fixture Configuration
User definable fixtures and creating new profiles
DMX Smoke Machines and Hazers
DMX Addresses and Links
Desktop
Configuring the Desktop
Desktop Main Menu
Selecting Fixtures
Tool and Status Bars
Fixture Controls
The Generic DMX control
The Sequence Contol
The Cue Control
The Cuelist Control
The Background Cue
The Statics Control
Generic DMX Macros
Global Patching
HTP groups
Default DMX Output
Startup Options
Followspot functions
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Hotkeys
Using Audio-in
Using Audio CDs in the CD-Rom drive
Using timecode in Cuelists
Using the LightJockey MediaPlayer
Fingers for LightJockey
2532 Direct Access
DMX In remote control
MIDI In remote control
Martin MC-X remote control
Martin 2518 Controller via RS-232
Using the 2510 Playback Controller
.
RS232 Remote Control
External devices and applications
Controlling Martin Fixtures via DMX interface
Controlling RGB Fixtures
Backup and Restore
Using the Data Restore Option
The Offline Visualizer
LJ manager (plug-in)
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Interfacing with Capture
LightJockey and this helpfile may be updated by downloading the latest version from the Martin Web-
site at 
www.martin.dk/service/software/logs/LightJockey_sw.htm
The current list of user-defined fixture profiles can be found at
http://www.martin.com/service/Software/controller/LJ/list.asp
Finally, an end-user discussion forum dedicated to the LightJockey is hosted on the Martin Website.
This forum can be accessed through the service and support entry on the Martin website or, if you
have an active internet connection, directly from here: 
LightJockey end-user forum
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Selecting between helpfiles
Selecting between helpfiles
To select between different help files use the main menu help.
If the corresponding help-file is not available it will appear as grayed out.
Currently an English and German help file is available for LightJockey.
Please note that especially with beta versions the non-English help-files may not include the latest
changes and updates.
While an updated version of the English help-file is always shipped with Lightjockey it may be
necessary to update the non-English help files when they become available.
The latest versions will be available on the 
Martin Website
.
Die deutsche Hilfe könnte sich kurzzeitig auf eine ältere Softwareversion beziehen - bitte beachten Sie
den
Versionshinweis im Inhalt der online-Hilfe und besuchen Sie die Seite 
LightJockey Software
Log
.
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Overview of link types
Text in this help file, which is 
green and underlined
, represents internal hyper-links. Clicking this link
will take you to another related topic within this helpfile.
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Blue and underlined
 text represents internet links. To use these links you must have an Internet
connection and a web-browser must be installed on the computer, and you must be online. Usually the
link will cause the web-browser to load a web page off the Martin web site (www.martin.dk).
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Desktop
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Hotkeys
See also 
Hotkey Functions
Keyboard functions when selecting fixtures
When 
selecting fixtures
 by clicking on the fixture icons, the following mouse/keyboard combinations
are available:
[shift]+left-click fixture icon
Force master. This will force the fixture into master status, regardless of it's previous selected state.
[Control]+left-click fixture icon
Solo fixture select. This will select the fixture as master and de-select all other fixtures.
[Control]+"rubber-banding" fixture icons
This will select fixtures within rubber band frame only. Rubber-banding means to click and hold down
left mouse button and then drag a rectangle around the fixture icons before releasing the button again.
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