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Hi Vinny,
When I load a light composer project, is it possible to shift the start time to the times I like ? rather then adjusting the time one by one. I have used your schedule, your start times are from 11 in the morning. I would like it from 7:30 AM - 7:30 PM. So these are the steps I followed, please correct me.

First I loaded the schedule using light composer

I transmitted the illumination

Next I went to Multichannel setup, selected all the channels, clicked on shift, selected earlier and put in 3:30 and shifted.

It asked me to save, i saved it. How do I verify if the new times have been transmitted to the light ?

Also is there a way to save the current light schedule to a file, ? In a sense would it create an lpc file ?


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Vamsi.
 
Hi,

Since the schedule was modified using Multi Channel, it should now be adjusted using only Multi-channel. Once you pressed save, the changes went into effect and the schedule shifted. This will be shown in the MC page. If you want to make adjustments to the existing schedule, you can do it on the same page.

If you choose to go into Light Composer, you will not be able to see the changes made because LC and MC are two different tools for creating a light schedule. LC being the more feature-rich option.

Extracting a MC schedule to the file is on the to-do list.
 
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