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General| Brand | Jands |
|---|---|
| Model | Vista T4 |
| Category | DJ Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the 'generic fixture model' that allows consistent treatment of all fixtures.
Provides contact details and website for further information and support.
Covers connecting power, external displays, desk lights, and console configuration.
Describes the process of powering on the console and launching the application.
Explains how to create new shows, load existing ones, save, import, and export show archives.
Describes the main menu bar at the top of the window and its functions.
Details the common toolbar with navigation, function buttons, and soft buttons.
Explains how to switch between different Vista windows using the toolbar and menu.
Explains the sidebar's role in accessing different features depending on the active window.
Describes optional toolbars available in various windows for sets of menu commands.
Guides on how to add fixtures from the Factory or User lists using the sidebar.
Explains how to set properties for fixtures using the Properties and Transforms tabs.
Describes the Table, List, and DMX views for the patch screen.
Explains using Strike, Douse, Reset, Park, and Unpark commands for fixture control.
Describes the process of cloning fixtures to include them in Clips, Groups, and Presets.
How to export and import patch data using CSV files.
Guides on connecting Universes to DMX outputs and external devices.
Overview of the main elements of the Chooser screen.
How to rearrange, zoom, and manage fixture icons in a layout.
Explains how to add, rename, duplicate, and modify layout views.
How to configure layout display properties like lock positions and label visibility.
Using the Item Visibility panel to hide or reveal fixtures, types, or groups.
How to create and manage fixture groups for easier control.
Explains creating and using presets as building blocks for cuelists.
Setting fade times for presets and selected values to fade in or out.
Creating and applying dynamic lighting effects using Wave, Swing, and Video effects.
Details the process and features of storing looks to cuelists or playbacks.
Explains Vista's advanced recording method for adding/merging cues.
How to start a new cuelist or open an existing one in the editor.
Overview of the timeline for viewing and manipulating events and timing.
Explains the navigator for viewing cues in Tiles, Table, and Layout views.
Procedures for adding, deleting, and merging cues within a cuelist.
How to move or copy cues using cue tiles or the cuelist navigator.
Creating and managing alias cues for shared cue settings.
How to block cues to prevent tracking changes from affecting them.
Programming fixture movements when intensities are zero.
Modifying cue name, duration, and end-of-cue action.
How to create and apply extracts, which are programming templates for attributes.
Provides an overview of the layout of different Vista consoles and control surfaces.
Details the features and components of the T4 Console.
Details the features and components of the T2 Console.
Details the features and components of the I3 Console.
Details the features and components of the L5 Console.
Details the features and components of the S3 Control Surface.
Details the features and components of the S1 Control Surface.
Details the features and components of the M1 Control Surface.
Explains the Grand Master and Dead Black Out controls for intensity scaling.
Describes how to assign and use function keys for quick access to commands.
Explains the function of colored modifier buttons and keyboard equivalents.
Details the IPCG, Play, and SFX modes for hardware controls.
How to use hardware controls for adjusting parameters in the Programmer.
Steps to switch the controls into Programmer mode.
Describes the faders and buttons for cuelist playback functions.
Details additional controls available in Super Playback mode.
How to control cuelist playback rate and select options using bottom row buttons.
Controlling size, rate, and phase of effects running on the console.
How to use the jump window to quickly select and fade in a cue.
Describes playback sets with faders on different console types.
Details button-only playback sets available on T4, T2, I3, and S3 consoles.
How to change pages for playback modules.
Assigning components like Cuelists and Presets to playback controls.
How to split playbacks to increase the number of components on a page.
Extending playbacks to provide more physical button controls for cuelists.
Assigning actions to buttons and faders for playback customization.
Lists available fader actions like Blank, Intensity, Crossfade, and Rate.
How LCDs and LEDs on playback buttons indicate cuelist status.
Making changes to Cuelists, Pages, and other components via the popup menu.
Configuring cuelist properties like name, priority, and playback behavior.
Controlling group intensity using faders and buttons.
How to page through playback modules independently.
Storing and recalling console states, including output, buttons, and faders.
Creating custom views of fixture output arranged as needed.
How to configure the display of Output information using popup menus.
How clicking on ID or name cells selects fixtures in the tracking view.
Configuring system settings for T and I series consoles.
Steps to recalibrate the pen tablet or external touchscreens.
Settings for display and input devices like pen tablets and touchscreens.
Configuring network settings for console connectivity.
Setting the console's date and time.
Reference for various menus like File, Edit, Components, Tools, Patch, Console, Chooser, Timeline, and View.
Lists options available in the Patch menu for fixture management.
Lists options available in the Console menu for console management.
Lists options available in the Chooser menu for fixture selection.
Lists options available in the Timeline menu for event manipulation.
Lists options available in the View menu for window and display configuration.
Procedure for installing Vista V2 software on T2, T4, I3, and L5 consoles.
Steps to create and install the Vista V2 Console Image file.
Procedure for installing software updates via USB or FTP.
Installing Vista V2 software on a Windows PC.
How to use FTP to transfer files between a PC and the console.
Step-by-step guide to create a bootable USB drive for console installation.
Tips for resolving issues when creating or using the bootable USB drive.
Steps to set up the tracking backup system, including network configuration.
How to physically connect the console and computer for backup.
Network configuration required for the tracking backup system.
Procedure to initiate the tracking backup process.
Explains the failover process when the master console fails.
How to check the status of the master and slave consoles in the backup system.
Default password for VNC connections.
Steps to start the VNC server on Vista T or I series consoles.
Guide to connect to Vista using VNC Viewer on Windows.
Guide to connect to Vista using VNC Viewer on Mac.
How to set up the MIDI port and device ID for MSC communication.
Explains MSC terms and messages for controlling cues and cuelists.
How to control Vista's internal timecode clock using MIDI commands.
Details the cable requirements and connection methods for serial communication.
How to set serial port parameters in Vista's User Preferences.
Lists supported commands for playback and loading shows via serial communication.
Syntax for sending commands to set fixture levels via serial communication.
Introduction to the application for creating and editing fixture profiles.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new fixture profile.
Entering general fixture data such as manufacturer and name.
Details DMX channel assignments and range values for fixture features.
How to define custom ranges for fixture channels not covered by generic controls.
Procedure to generate and collect crash report packages from consoles.
Steps to configure a Windows PC for collecting crash dump files.
Basic operations for using the touchpad, including clicking and dragging.
Information on using the pen tablet and grip pen for precise control.
Guidelines for safe operation, temperature, humidity, and handling.
Technical specifications for power requirements and consumption of Vista consoles.
Guidelines for installing Vista consoles, including ventilation and shutdown procedures.
Details on inputs, outputs, and connector types for Vista consoles.
Index entries related to general specifications and console features.
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