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CS-920 CueServer 2 Mini
Hardware » Models » CS-920 CueServer 2 Mini
The CueSevrer 2 Mini (CS-920) is the smallest of the CueServer 2 models and is housed in a rugged anodized aluminum enclosure suitable for desktop use or panel, DIN, or truss mounting using optional bracket kits. The CueServer 2 Mini can output shows utilizing up to…
CS-950 CueServer 2 DIN
Hardware » Models » CS-950 CueServer 2 DIN
The CueServer 2 DIN (CS-950) is housed in an enclosure suitable for DIN rail, surface, or panel mounting. The DIN rail brackets accomodate standard 35mm rail. Mounting flanges are included for surface or panel mounting. Connections for power, DMX, contact closures,…
CS-900 CueServer 2 Pro
Hardware » Models » CS-900 CueServer 2 Pro
The CueServer 2 Pro (CS-900) is housed in a sturdy 1U rack‑mount enclosure with removable brackets. CueServer 2 Pro features dual LAN ports for splitting Ethernet-based lighting and management data onto separate networks if desired. CueServer 2 Pro boasts an…
CS-940 CueServer 2 DIN
Hardware » Models » CS-940 CueServer 2 DIN
Please Note: The CS-940 has been discontinued. It has been replaced by the more capable CS-950. The CueServer 2 DIN (CS-940) is housed in an enclosure suitable for DIN rail, surface, or panel mounting. The DIN rail brackets accomodate standard 35mm rail. Mounting…
CueServer Studio
CueServer Studio
CueServer Studio is the desktop application used to program, configure, locate and operate CueServer 2 and CueServer 3 devices. It is available for both Mac OS X and Windows. You can download the current version of CueServer Studio here: CueServer Studio…
Release v3.0.1 [May 2, 2019]
Release Notes » Releases v3.x.x » Release v3.0.1 [May 2, 2019]
Version 3.0.1 Version 3.0.1 contains 17 minor feature improvements and 22 bug fixes. Some of the more significant improvements include eight new color picker variants, two new timer triggering modes, editable Button IDs, enhanced NTP server integration, and improved…
Models
Hardware » Models
There are currently three CueServer 2 models available. A fourth CueServer 2 model (the CS-940) was replaced by the more capable CS-950. CS-900 CueServer 2 Pro The CueServer 2 Pro is housed in an enclosure with removable brackets suitable for either 19”…
Hardware Model Identifiers
Internals » Hardware Model Identifiers
One of the fields in the Ping response string from a CueServer is the Hardware Model Identifier. This number is a 16-bit value divided into several fields. When looking at this value in hexadecimal, its digits are broken into the following meanings: Value…
Hardware
Hardware
Overview This chapter describes the models of CueServer 2 available along with the various physical features, differences between models, specifications and explanation of indicators and displays. For a description of the available models of CueServer 2, see these…
DMX Modules
Hardware » DMX Ports » DMX Modules
The CS-900 CueServer 2 Pro and the CS-920 CueServer 2 Mini use a unique field-replaceable DMX module system for allowing the DMX ports to be customized for each individual project’s needs. The CS-900 ships with four blank plates covering the module slots. The…
Audio Ports
Hardware » Audio Ports
CueServer 2 has built-in stereo audio. The stereo output is able to play sound effects, music and other audio clips in response to CueScript commands triggered by the active show. Models that provide an audio input jack currently support the ability for CueServer to…
Ethernet Ports
Hardware » Ethernet Ports
CueServer 2 is an Ethernet-based product. An Ethernet connection to a local network is required to program CueServer using the CueServer Studio 2 software. Additionally, Ethernet is required if a DMX-over-Ethernet protocol (such as sACN, Art-Net, or KiNET) is going…
Function Buttons
Hardware » Function Buttons
CueServer 2 provides up to eight customizable front-panel function buttons. These buttons can be customized for the needs of a particular application, for example, they can run presets, start shows, change modes, show operating status, and more. Each button can be…
LCD Display
Hardware » LCD Display
Some CueServer 2 models have a front-panel LCD Display with navigation buttons. This display is used to see the overall operational status of the device and can be used to adjust a small subset of settings and perform basic diagnostics. The LCD Display features…
Contact Closures
Hardware » Contact Closures
CueServer 2 provides up to eight low-voltage contact-closure inputs. These inputs are designed for connecting switches, buttons, motion detectors, sensors, and most anything that makes an electrical connection between two conductors. Each contact-closure input can be…
Memory Card
Hardware » Memory Card
CueServer 2 uses a microSD memory card for storage of show files. Units ship from the factory with “Class 10” 16GB cards pre-installed. At this time, CueServer 2 does not support hot-swapping cards while the system is running. This means that a card must…
USB Ports
Hardware » USB Ports
CueServer 2 has both USB Host and USB Device ports. At this time, the USB Host port is only used as an alternative way to apply firmware updates to the device. The USB Device port is not used and is reserved for future use. Specifications CS-900…
Power Input
Hardware » Power Input
All models of CueServer 2 can be powered by a 12 to 24 VDC Class 2 input. Although the power requirements are similar for the various models, their connectors and current requirements are different. The rack-mounted CS-900 and the miniature CS-920 both have a…
DMX Ports
Hardware » DMX Ports
In addition to being able to transmit and receive DMX-over-Ethernet, CueServer also has built-in DMX ports for hard-wired DMX connections to fixtures, dimmers, consoles and virtually any other DMX compatible devices. The rack-mounted CS-900 has four replaceable DMX…
Digital Outputs
Hardware » Digital Outputs
CueServer 2 provides up to eight low-voltage digital outputs. These outputs are designed for connecting LED indicators, small relays, buzzers, pilot lights, and most anything that can be powered from a small DC voltage. Each digital output can be turned on or off as…
Reset Button
Hardware » Reset Button
All CueServer 2 models have a “Reset” button. Most models (except for the older CS-940) have a small “pinhole” to access this button with a paperclip or small screwdriver. The Reset Button is used for multiple maintenance purposes. It can be…
Serial Ports
Hardware » Serial Ports
CueServer 2 provides up to two serial ports, one RS-232 port and optionally one RS-485 port. These ports are designed to be used to interface with 3rd party devices such as video projectors, automation systems, security panels, motorized window coverings, and most…
show.cfg
Internals » Show File Format » Configuration Files » show.cfg
The show.cfg file is a simple text file in LibConfig format. This file is located in the root of the show’s file system directory structure. The following elements appear in the show.cfg file: astro Dictionary (astro) Contains a dictionary of…
System Status [ss]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » System Status [ss]
This request returns a System Status data structure for the CueServer. This structure contains detailed information about the current status of the device. URL: /get.cgi?req=ss Response: The following data structure will be returned by this request. typedef…
DMX Ports / Modules
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Settings » Hardware » DMX Ports / Modules
Overview The DMX Ports / Modules editor is where built-in ports and module slots are configured. For information about using protocols such as sACN, Art-Net, and KiNET, see the Universe Patch section. Port Label Each port is labeled with a letter, such as…
Navigator Window
CueServer Studio » Navigator Window
Overview The Navigator Window appears when CueServer Studio opens. Use the Navigator Window to view available CueServers, manage basic settings, change active shows, identify individual devices, update firmware and more. The top pane of this window displays both…
Release v5.1.1 (January 25, 2024)
Release Notes » Release v5.1.1 (January 25, 2024)
Version 5.1.1 Version 5.1.1 is a maintenance release for all CueServer models with 45 important bug fixes and improvements. It is a recommended update for all v5.0.0 and later users. Navigator Window Bug If a single CueServer with Dual-LAN mode enabled can be…
Release v1.5.2 [July 25, 2016]
Release Notes » Releases v1.x.x » Release v1.5.2 [July 25, 2016]
Version 1.5.2 (7/25/16) CueServer Studio 2 Bug Addressed a problem that could cause KiNET v2 parameters to not be saved properly to the show file. Firmware Feature Now supports Revision D of the CS-940 hardware.
Network Info [net]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » Network Info [net]
This request returns a Net Info data structure for the CueServer. This structure contains detailed information about the current operating parameters of CueServer’s network interfaces. URL: /get.cgi?req=net Response: The following data structure will be…
Release v1.5.4 [September 8, 2016]
Release Notes » Releases v1.x.x » Release v1.5.4 [September 8, 2016]
Version 1.5.4 (9/8/16) CueServer Studio 2 Bug Addressed a problem that could cause a streaming cue to become corrupted if its cue number is changed. Bug Addressed a problem that caused offline shows to not show cue stacks in the hierarchical menu below the…
Release v5.0.1 [February 6, 2023]
Release Notes » Release v5.0.1 [February 6, 2023]
Version 5.0.1 Version 5.0.1 is a maintenance release that adds support for the new CS-3900 CueServer 3 Pro hardware, and it also includes several important general bug fixes. Hardware New Added support for the CS-3900 CueServer 3 Pro. Navigator…
Release v4.0.6 [October 8, 2020]
Release Notes » Releases v4.x.x » Release v4.0.6 [October 8, 2020]
Version 4.0.6 Version 4.0.6 is a maintenance release with 6 bug fixes. Most importantly, an issue has been addressed that improves network reliability on the CS-900 model when it is configured for Dual-LAN mode. CueServer Studio Bug After the application is…
Release v1.4.0 [January 21, 2016]
Release Notes » Releases v1.x.x » Release v1.4.0 [January 21, 2016]
Version 1.4.0 (1/21/2016) CueServer Studio 2 Feature Added ability to set the Input/Output direction of DMX Ports in the DMX Port Settings panel. Feature Added a new Network Settings window that allows the network mode to be switched between Single and Dual…
Release Notes
Release Notes
The following list shows a revision history of the software releases for CueServer Studio. You can download current, past, and possibly pre-release versions of CueServer Studio from the following links: CueServer Studio Downloads CueServer Studio Archive CueServer…
get.cgi
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi
The get.cgi URL is used to fetch information from the CueServer. The typical format of this URL is: http:///get.cgi?req=& Depending on the value of the parameter, this URL can fetch many different pieces of information from CueServer. The following variations of…
Releases v1.x.x
Release Notes » Releases v1.x.x
This section contains release notes for all v1.x.x versions from v1.0.0 to v1.5.5. Release v1.5.5 [October 28, 2016] Release v1.5.4 [September 8, 2016] Release v1.5.3 [August 9, 2016] Release v1.5.2 [July 25, 2016] Release v1.5.1 [July 19, 2016] Release v1.5.0…
Editor Window
CueServer Studio » Editor Window
Overview The Editor Window is the primary window used to interact with, program and configure CueServer. Use the Editor Window to view the “live” operation, edit resources and triggers, and set various configuration properties of a CueServer show. The…
Ethernet Protocols
Hardware » Ethernet Ports » Ethernet Protocols
CueServer 2 supports several Ethernet Protocols for the transmission and reception of DMX lighting control data, remote control of the CueServer, synchronization of network time, web services and more. See the following sections for additional information about each…
Environment Variables
Internals » Web Server » Environment Variables
The following environment variables are defined in the built-in Apache 2 web server. These variables are available for use within custom HTML pages and/or CGI type scripts being served from CueServer. Variable Description Example SHOW_NAME…
CueScript Overview
CueScript Language » CueScript Overview
The following topics describe the details of the language: Executing Commands – how to submit CueScript commands for execution Command Syntax – all about the syntax for CueScript statements Expressions – snippets of CueScript used for logic…
Resources
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Resources
The Resources section of the navigator contains views that edit Cues, Groups, Macros, Sounds and Web Pages in the CueServer project. The following sections describe these views in more detail: Cues – scenes and timeline based streams Groups –…
Releases v4.x.x
Release Notes » Releases v4.x.x
This section contains release notes for all v4.x.x versions from v4.0.0 to v4.0.8. Release v4.0.8 [March 17, 2021] Release v4.0.7 [November 20, 2020] Release v4.0.6 [October 8, 2020] Release v4.0.5 [September 28, 2020] Release v4.0.4 [August 19, 2020] Release…
Settings
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Settings
The Settings section of the editor window contains views that configure how the show operates. The following sections describe these views in more detail: General – general purpose settings. CueScript – configure CueScript console server and…
Releases v2.x.x
Release Notes » Releases v2.x.x
This section contains release notes for all v2.x.x versions from v2.0.0 to v2.1.2. Release v2.1.2 [January 18, 2019] Release v2.1.1 [May 18, 2018] Release v2.1.0 [May 16, 2018] Release v2.0.4 [March 14, 2018] Release v2.0.3 [February 14, 2018] Release v2.0.2…
Releases v3.x.x
Release Notes » Releases v3.x.x
This section contains release notes for all v3.x.x versions from v3.0.0 to v3.1.5. Release v3.1.5 [November 8, 2019] Release v3.1.4 [November 6, 2019] Release v3.1.3 [September 11, 2019] Release v3.1.2 [September 4, 2019] Release v3.1.1 [August 1, 2019] Release…
Property
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Property
Syntax Command Description Return Value Property Select individual properties of one or more DMX fixtures by number 0 Property "" Select individual properties of one or more DMX fixtures by name 0…
Group
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Group
Syntax Command Description Return Value Group [] Select one or more channel groups The selected channels’ value Group Clear or Group ; Deselect all groups 0 Abbreviation GR or…
CGI API
Internals » CGI API
CueServer includes an embedded web server that responds to HTTP requests. In addition to the standard URLs that a user of the Web Interface would see, a special set of URLs are available in CueServer that can be used to run CueScript commands, fetch real-time…
set.cgi
Internals » CGI API » set.cgi
The set.cgi URL is used to store information into the CueServer. The typical format of this URL is: http:///set.cgi?dst=& Depending on the value of the parameter, this URL can store many different pieces of information to the CueServer. The following variations of…
General
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Settings » General
The General Settings page provides several views that control how CueServer is configured. The following General Settings views are available: CueScript – configure CueScript console server and inbound UDP execution Indicators – configure default…
Live
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Live
The Live section of the navigator contains views that show the Stage, Playback Operation, Zones, and System Status of the CueServer. Each of these views show dynamic screens that are updating “live” as the CueServer is performing its operations. The…
Fixture
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Fixture
Syntax Command Description Return Value Fixture [] Select one or more DMX fixtures 0 Fixture Clear or Fixture ; Deselect all fixtures 0 Fixture ? Return the currently selected DMX channels …
Extended Command Context [ecc]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » Extended Command Context [ecc]
This request returns an Extended Command Context data structure for the specified command context. This structure contains detailed information about a command context. URL: /get.cgi?req=ecc&id= Parameters: id= (optional) 0 specifies the default context (same…
Record
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Record
Use the Record command to record/create/store Cues, Presets, Streams and Groups. There are several variants of the Record command: Record Cue Record Group Record Preset Record Stream Record Stop
Working With Offline Shows
CueServer Studio » Navigator Window » Working With Offline Shows
A Show File is a directory that contains the data stored in the show. The contents of the Show File directory are individual binary files and subdirectories for each object in the show, including Cues, Macros, Rules, Timers, Sounds, Web Content and more. Since a…
Update
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Update
Use the Update command to change what’s stored in Cues, Presets or Groups without affecting the other parameters of the object. There are several variants of the Update command: Update Cue Update Group Update Preset Update Stream Update…
Resource Structures
Internals » Show File Format » Resource Structures
Cue Resource DMXTrigger Resource Group Resource Marco Resource
Autodiscovery
Internals » Autodiscovery
CueServers on the network can be discovered by using an auto-discovery technique. All CueServers (both the original CueServer and the CueServer 2 series) are listening on the CueServer Multicast Group Address (239.255.204.2) on port 52737. This socket is typically…
Enable
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Enable
Syntax Command Description Return Value Enable Enables the selected object(s) The number of objects enabled Abbreviation ENA Description The Enable command enables the currently selected object(s). The Enable command can…
Disable
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Disable
Syntax Command Description Return Value Disable Disables the selected object(s) The number of objects disabled Abbreviation DIS Description The Disable command disables the currently selected object(s). The Disable command…
Button
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Button
Syntax Command Description Return Value Button [] Select one or more buttons The pressed state of the selected button(s) Button . [] Select one or more buttons on a specific station The pressed state of the…
Updating Firmware
CueServer Studio » Navigator Window » Updating Firmware
When new features or bug fixes become available for CueServer 2, a new version of CueServer Studio will be released. With each software release, CueServer Studio will check to make sure that the CueServer devices have the most up-to-date software version. If a…
Park
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Park
Syntax Command Description Return Value Park Parks the selected channel(s) The number of channels parked Abbreviation None Description The Park command causes the selected channels’ output values to become…
Status
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Live » Status
The Status page provides several views that show live status of various CueServer subsystems. The following status views are available: Front Panel – a live view of the front-panel of the CueServer. Variables – a live listing of user-defined…
Universe
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Universe
Syntax Command Description Return Value Universe [] Select one or more universes The current enable state of the universe Universe Clear or Universe ; Deselect all universes 0 Universe ? Return…
Control (Shared Control)
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Control (Shared Control)
Syntax Command Description Return Value Control [] Select one or more Shared Controls The pressed state of the selected control(s) Control Clear or Control ; Deselect all Shared Controls 0 Control ?…
Channel
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Channel
Syntax Command Description Return Value Channel [] Select one or more DMX channels The selected channels’ value Channel . [] Select one or more DMX channels The selected channels’ value …
Toolbar
CueServer Studio » Navigator Window » Toolbar
The toolbar in the Navigator Window contains several controls for managing CueServers. Each of the toolbar items are described below: Open Show Opens the currently selected CueServer’s Editor Window. The Editor Window is used for programming and…
On
CueScript Language » Action Commands » On
Syntax Command Description Return Value On Turn an object on 255 Abbreviation None Description The On command sets the currently selected object(s) values to the maximum. In other words, it turns the object(s)…
Off
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Off
Syntax Command Description Return Value Off Turn an object off 0 Abbreviation None Description The Off command sets the currently selected object(s) values to the minimum. In other words, it turns the object(s)…
Executing Commands
CueScript Language » CueScript Overview » Executing Commands
There are several places where CueScript commands are used within the system. Command Line When working with CueServer Studio on a live CueServer, a command line appears at the bottom of the window. This command line allows CueScript commands to be executed at any…
Time Status [ts]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » Time Status [ts]
This request returns a Time Status data structure for the CueServer. This structure contains detailed information about the current time, date, astronomical features, time zone and more. URL: /get.cgi?req=ts Response: The following data structure will be returned…
Indicator
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Indicator
Syntax Command Description Return Value Indicator [] Select one or more indicators The on state of the selected indicator(s) Indicator . [] Select one or more indicators on a specific station The on state of…
Selection Commands
CueScript Language » Selection Commands
A selection command is a type of CueScript command that is used to refer to objects in the system. Selection commands can be used in conjunction with action commands to perform actions, or selection commands can be used by themselves to query an object’s…
Output
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Output
Syntax Command Description Return Value Output [] Select one or more outputs The state of the selected output(s) Output . [] Select one or more outputs on a specific station The state of the selected output(s)…
Station
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Station
Syntax Command Description Return Value Station Select one or more stations The selected stations Station ? Return the current selection The selected stations Abbreviation STAT Description When…
Release v5.1.0 [December 19, 2023]
Release Notes » Release v5.1.0 [December 19, 2023]
Version 5.1.0 Version 5.1.0 is a significant new release for CueServer that includes many new features. Major features are focused on support for the new CueServer 3 Flex hardware, new LCD display features, new Smart Module support, improvements to touchscreen layout…
Ethernet Port Numbers
Hardware » Ethernet Ports » Ethernet Port Numbers
CueServer 2 uses several different Ethernet protocols to communicate with other devices on the network. The following table lists each of the TCP and UDP port numbers used by CueServer’s various features and facilities: Port Protocol Service…
Cues
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Resources » Cues
Overview The Cues editor shows the Cue List, and allows for the creation, capture, modification and removal of cues from the project. The Cues Editor is divided into several sections. The top panel shows the list of Cues. Click on a cue to have it appear in the…
Triggers
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Triggers
The Triggers section of the navigator contains views that deal with definitions for incoming system events. The following sections describe these views in more detail: Stations – setup for stations, buttons, contact-closures and more. Shared Controls…
Lock
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Lock
Syntax Command Description Return Value Lock Locks the selected object(s) The number of objects locked Abbreviation None Description The Lock command locks the currently selected object(s). The Lock command can be used…
Contact
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Contact
Syntax Command Description Return Value Contact [] Select one or more contacts The closed state of the selected contact(s) Contact . [] Select one or more contacts on a specific station The closed state of the…
Button Values [bv]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » Button Values [bv]
This request returns the current state of of the CueServer’s front-panel buttons. !This request is available in CueServer 2 only for compatibility with the original CueServer 1 API. Use of this request is depreciated and is not encouraged. This request only…
Ping [ping]
Internals » CGI API » get.cgi » Ping [ping]
This request returns the device’s Auto-Discovery data string. Use this request to fetch pertinent device information using a TCP (HTTP) connection. URL: /get.cgi?req=ping Response: The returned data is an ASCII string. It begins with #PING and contains…
Hardware
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Settings » Hardware
The Hardware Settings page provides several views that control how CueServer hardware is configured. The following Hardware Settings views are available: Audio – audio output volume. LCD Display – configure LCD layout and brightness. DMX Ports /…
Record Stop
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Record » Record Stop
Syntax Command Description Return Value Record Stop Stops recording a streaming cue The cue number recorded Abbreviation R STO Description The Record Stop command stops recording any currently recording streaming cue. Use…
Update Stop
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Update » Update Stop
Syntax Command Description Return Value Update Stop Stops updating a streaming cue The cue number updated Abbreviation UP STO Description The Update Stop command stops recording/updating any currently recording streaming…
Selection Operators (+, -, >, ~)
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Selection Operators (+, -, >, ~)
Most of the selection commands allow more than one object to be selected at once. To select more than one of a particular object, you can use the Plus, Minus, Thru and Invert operators. These operators work on most of the selection commands,…
Toggle
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Toggle
Syntax Command Description Return Value Toggle Toggles the value of the selected object(s) The value the object(s) were set to A percentage from 0 to 100. When specifying percentages, the value can optionally be…
Playback
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Playback
Syntax Command Description Return Value Playback [] Change the active playback fader and/or select a range of playbacks The new playback number Playback Set Change the active playback fader without changing the…
DMX
CueServer Studio » Editor Window » Settings » DMX
The DMX page provides several views that control how CueServer interprets and handles DMX data. The following DMX views are available: Resources – control the number of available channels and playbacks. Universe Patch – control DMX universes and…
Page
CueScript Language » Selection Commands » Page
Syntax Command Description Return Value Page Selects a page on the current station The page number selected Page Clear or Page ; Deselect the current page 0 Page ? Return the current page …
Unlock
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Unlock
Syntax Command Description Return Value Unlock Unlocks the selected object(s) The number of objects unlocked Abbreviation None Description The Unlock command unlocks the currently selected object(s). The Unlock command can…
Working With Shows
CueServer Studio » Navigator Window » Working With Shows
About Shows All of the programming and configuration in a CueServer is stored in a show file. CueServer show files contain Cues, Groups, Macros, Sounds, Web Pages, Stations, Timers, Rules, Configuration Data and more. The memory card in CueServer can hold one or…
Set
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Set
Syntax Command Description Return Value Set Sets the value of the variable The value the variable was set to A user variable or system variable name. A string (a combination of characters enclosed in quotes,…
CueScript via HTTP
CueScript Language » CueScript Overview » Executing Commands » CueScript via HTTP
CueServer allows external CueScript commands to be sent to it via HTTP protocol (a simple URL request). Built into CueServer is a web server that allows CueScript commands to be executed by receiving them in a special URL. The typical format of this URL…
LCD Display Modes
Hardware » LCD Display » LCD Display Modes
The LCD Display has two modes of operation, the Status Display and the Menu Display: Status Display By default, while the CueServer is running normally, the Status Display will be visible. This display typically shows the device’s name, the current time, and…
Assign (=)
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Assign (=)
Syntax Command Description Return Value = Sets the value of the variable The value the variable was set to A user variable or system variable name. Must be enclosed in double quotes. A string (a combination…
Release
CueScript Language » Action Commands » Release
Syntax Command Description Return Value Release Releases channels from the active playback fader or Releases the selected object(s) None 0 Abbreviation REL Description The Release command can be used with…