Acclaim Lighting PHAROS EXT Installation guide

Pharos Designer User Manual

v2.7

Pharos Designer User Manual

Contents

Contents 2

Welcome 7

New in v2.7 8

Introduction 10

Modes Overview 11

User Interface 13

Multiple Instances 15

Keyboard Shortcuts 16

System Requirements 21

Pharos Hardware Requirements 21

Computer System Requirements 21

Hardware Overview 22

Controllers 22

VLC+ 23

Remote Devices 23

Hardware Setup 25

LPC 1/2/4 25

LPC X, VLC, VLC+ 25

TPC 26

TPS 26

Remote Devices 26

Port Specifications 27

TPC Learning Infrared Receiver 31

BPS Learning Infrared Receiver 32

TPS Learning Infrared Receiver 34

Project Overview 35

New Project Wizard 36

Quick Start 36

Custom 36

Project Properties 38

Project Features 41

Protocols 41

Trigger 42

Devices 42

Editors 42

Web Interface 43

Custom Interface Theme 43

Custom Certificate 44

Custom Web Interface 44

Custom Command Line Parser 44

Web Interface Access 44

Custom Properties 45

About 46

Reports 47

Layouts and Instances 51

Default Layouts 51

Instances 53

VLC/ VLC+ Layouts 54

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Adding and Organising Fixtures 55

Selecting fixtures 67

Browser 68

Layout 69

Groups 70

Customising Fixtures 72

Fixture Alias 72

custom Fixtures 72

Fixture Templates 72

Pixel Matrix Editor 75

Composition Editor 78

Media Presets 82

Patch 85

DALI 96

Scene 102

Direct Colour Control 106

Working with Timelines 107

Timeline Properties 114

Working with Real Time 115

Working with Timecode 116

Working with Audio 117

Changing the Timeline and Preset Defaults 118

Working with Presets 119

Preset Types and Properties 124

Timing, Transitions & Precedent 140

Timeline Audio 144

Managing Timeline Audio 144

Timeline Audio Properties 144

Interface Overview 146

Working with Interfaces 147

Working with Pages 151

Working with Controls 155

Page Navigation 166

Built-In Themes 169

Dark Theme 170

Light Theme 175

Aurora Theme 180

City Theme 187

Lite Theme 192

Theme Editor 196

Trigger Overview 200

Triggers 205

Conditions 217

Actions 223

Variables 233

IO Modules 242

IO Module Instances 242

Examples 244

Simulate 248

Simulation Audio 251

Network Overview 252

Controller Connection 254

Device Association 257

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Device Configuration 260

Device Properties 264

Controller protocols 266

Controller Interfaces 269

Remote Devices 272

Upload 276

Cloud Association 278

Default Web Interface 280

Custom Web Interface 291

JavaScript Query Library 291

Examples 291

Command line 292

.htaccess Files 294

Example Web Interface Structure 294

Files 294

Main Menu Tools Overview 296

Output viewer 297

Controller Log viewer 298

Import Objects Overview 299

Fixture 300

Pixel Matrix 302

KiNET Power Supply 303

Patch 305

TPC Interface 307

Philips Color Kinetics 308

Export Object 310

Preferences 311

Scripting Overview 318

Custom Preset Programming Guide 319

Custom Preset Scripting Examples 332

Trigger Script Programming Guide 336

Lua API (Triggering) 341

Scripting Examples 343

Conditions 343

Actions 343

Variants 348

Introduction 348

Usage 348

Shorthand 350

Variant Definition 350

Default Variants 350

API v4 351

API Queries 351

API Actions 375

APISubscriptions 405

API Objects 409

API Authentication 411

Cookie Authentication 411

Token Authentication 411

Legacy API 413

API v3 414

API Queries 414

API Actions 436

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APISubscriptions 463

API Objects 467

API v2 469

API Queries 469

API Actions 490

APISubscriptions 516

API Objects 520

API v1 522

API Queries 522

API Actions 543

APISubscriptions 569

API Objects 573

Legacy API 575

Legacy HTTP API 576

JavaScript Query Interface 578

Usage 578

Examples 580

JavaScript Query Examples 581

Trigger Programming Guide 590

Lua API (Triggering) 595

Scripting Examples 602

Conditions 602

Actions 602

API Change Log 608

Changes in API v4 from API v3 608

Changes in API v3 from API v2 608

Changes in API v2 from API v1 608

Issues 609

Frequently asked questions 612

Troubleshooting 617

Controller Recovery 621

Conversion Overview 628

Projects 628

Hardware 628

Migration Tools 629

What's Changed from v1.x.x to v2.x.x 631

General 631

Project 631

Plan 631

Patch 631

Mapping 632

Scene 632

Timeline 632

Interface Editor 632

Triggers 632

Simulate 632

Network 633

Web Interface 633

Script Conversion 634

Software release notes 636

System limits & capacities 637

Best Practices 638

Silent Install 640

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Glossary 641

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Welcome

Introduction

Welcome and thank you for using version v2.7 of the Pharos Designer software. This release offers some significant

improvements and additional functionality over earlier versions, see New In for details.

WARNING: Projects saved with v2.7 can not be opened with earlier versions so please make sure to back up your

programming prior to installation.

Help Overview

The Help is split into five main sections: Quick Start, Hardware, Reference, Troubleshooting, and Appendices.

Those of you experimenting with the software for the first time are advised to work through the Quick Start guide to

familiarise yourself with the basics of the software. The Reference section gives detailed descriptions of every

aspect of the software as well as the configuration of the Pharos Controllers and their accessories. The

Troubleshooting section provides help to resolve any problems while the Appendices provide additional useful

resources.

If you have a Controller that you wish to connect to and program now then please read the Network section for

instructions or follow the Quick Start guide.

Help Help

This is the PDF version of the on-line Help and it is available in various formats for printing. The on-line version,

which has the advantage of being fully searchable and includes animated tutorials, can be opened from within

Designer using Help > Contents on the main toolbar.

Support

As with all successful control products, support is crucial and the team at Pharos will do everything possible to

ensure that your project is a success.

Please do not hesitate to contact us with your questions, bug reports and suggestions at:

T: +44-(0)20-7471-9449

E: support@pharoscontrols.com

Please also visit our website to keep up to date with the latest product news and software releases:

www.pharoscontrols.com.

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New in v2.7

Pharos Cloud: Support within Designer to integrate with Pharos Cloud, our new remote site management service.

You can find out more information on Cloud here and how to set up a Cloud Site here.

Pharos EDN: Support for our new 20 port Ethernet DMXNode, a 1U 19" eDMX to DMX converter to provide 20

DMX/RDM ports per unit. The EDN is ideal for larger control projects - it is associated to a controller in the same

manner as a RIO and is seamlessly configured within Designer as part of your patch.

sACN HTP Merge: Support for merging values for DMX In and eDMX Pass-Through from a maximum of two sACN

sources set at the same universe and channel priority.

Direct Colour Preset: Extending the Direct Colour control in Scenes, we now have a Direct Colour preset available

for Timelines. This slider-based control will allow the user to set the specific values of each emitter on an RGBW/A

or other multi-emitter fixtures with more colours than just RGB.

Timeline Audio Output: Stored audio files (and video files containing audio) can be placed on a Timeline for fully

synchronised audio playback utilising all our standard show control functionality, supported via Stereo line out and

SPDIF on the LPC X (R2 only),VLC and VLC+ hardware.

Render Timeline Audio Waveform: Visual indication of the peak data of an audio clip to aid in synchronising the

audio with the desired lighting presets.

IO Module Status Reporting: IO Modules can send status information to the Web Interface and to Cloud. New and

updated modules will be released supporting this functionality.

Manual Unicast Addressing: A new UI for manually specifying unicast addresses for both Art-Net and sACN. This

can either be sent to either a single or multiple IP address for each universe.

Import and Export Universe Properties: Replacing and improving the existing KiNET import, this allows bulk

transfer of universe data such as unicast IP addresses, sACN priorities and other universe settings, as well as

offering the ability to create multiple universes with all their properties in one simple action.

DMX Input Triggering: New DMX input state trigger and new condition to respond to detection or to loss of the

DMX input signal.

DALI Output Actions: Enhancements to DALI integration;

l To further support DALI RGB / Tc we have implemented changes to DALI actions. The Set DALI Output

action can now set any of the following:

l Level

l XY values

l Temperature

l RGBWA values

l The Send DALI Command action now includes option to change last fade time, allowing an update of the last

used fade time easily without having to trigger off an unwanted effect.

Controller API Enhancements: Numerous additions and improvements to the API. These include:

l Add trigger type filtering to controller API

l Include custom properties in timeline data via controller API

l Include custom properties in scene data from controller API

l Get NTP server via controller API query

l Get and set log level and syslog target via controller API

l Get network primary status via API

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New in v2.7

l Get replication info with HTTP or JavaScript

l Get Scene's group via API

Designer Enhancements: We continue to make improvements throughout the software, with some of the

highlights in v2.7 including:

l 64-bit Designer for Windows and OS-X

l TPS to run Startup triggers

l Simplify intensity mastering for the VLC

l Improve layout performance at high fixture count

l Preview audio media in Designer

l Support for sACN universe discovery packets

l Add toggle state to Output Digital Action

l force_trigger() function bypasses condition to fire a trigger

l Convert RGBA/W fixtures in library to Hue Tables

l Only display IO Modules that match the controller API of the current version of Designer

Director Enhancements: Continuing development of our city-wide schedule and content management tool, new

features include:

l Translation support

l Chinese (Simplified) language option

l Master intensity applies to entire controller playback

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Introduction

Pharos is a comprehensive system with sophisticated features that allow you to make advanced shows. The

Designer 2 software is the tool provided to configure and program the Pharos Controllers, Remote Devices and

Accessories. The Controllers have been designed specifically for the architectural and installation markets and, as

opposed toDMXframe store solutions, offer genuine lighting and show control functionality in an install and forget

housing.

Lighting is programmed on timelines, with a particular timeline having control data for one, some or all the lighting

fixtures being controlled. Multiple timelines are supported and so a single unit can control multiple distinct zones, or

more complex presentations can be programmed with external triggers coming from multiple systems.

The software offers powerful functionality with a simple and intuitive graphical user interface. Most operations can

be performed with mouse clicks (typically left-click for selection and right-click for context sensitive options &

commands) and drag-and-drop. Creating a project is broken down into steps that all have their own tab for an easy

step by step process to setup the system.

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Modes Overview

Mode tabs down the left hand side allow you to switch between the Modes by left clicking the tab or use the function

keys (in brackets) to toggle between them. Tabs can be viewed in different windows using the Tear Off options:

Note: Not all modes will be available by default, but will be enabled when relevant. See Project Features for more

details

Project (F1)

In Project, you setup the Project settings such as location and time information, along with the project features that

will be made available.

See Project for reference.

Layout (F2)

In Layout you add fixture to the project, position them on layouts, arrange them in groups or customize their

behaviour.

See Layout for reference.

Mapping (F3)

Mapping allows you to create virtual video screens and map fixtures to pixels of the screen. Here you also import

and manage the media files (either static images or video) which can then be played back on these screens.

See Mapping for reference.

Patch (F4)

In Patch the fixtures are assigned to the connected Controllers (see Network) and assigned to control protocols,

universes and addresses. This step can be skipped during design and only completed during installation.

See Patch for reference.

DALI (F5)

In DALI you patch and define DALI groups & scenes for any DALI ballasts in the project. Unlike DMX fixtures, these

definitions are stored in the DALI ballasts themselves and so the configuration must be uploaded separately from

here.

Only available if Enabled in project properties, a DALIballast is added to a layout, or a RIO D is added to the project.

See DALI for reference.

Scene (F6)

In Scene, you can create single effects on any fixture within the project. These Scenes can be used later within

Timelines or played back individually using triggering.

See Scene for reference.

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Timeline (F7)

Timeline is where you create and edit the timelines that make up your presentation. Each fixture or group of fixtures

is a row of the timeline and you can drag-and-drop from an extensive range of Built-in intensity and colour effects, as

well as placing Scenes, Media and DALI presets.

See Timeline for reference.

Interface (F8)

Interface allows you to create the Interfaces that are displayed on a TPC.

Only available if Enabled in project properties, or a TPC is added to the project.

See Interface for reference.

Trigger (F9)

In Trigger you connect your programming with the real world. At its most basic you can define which timeline to begin

on startup but for more complex environments with external triggers you can define a detailed script, even

incorporating conditions if necessary.

See Trigger for reference.

Simulate (F10)

Simulate allows you to view a representation of your project in Layout format. You can play individual timelines to

check your programming then run the whole project including triggers. A set of buttons allow you to simulate external

triggers in order to test your programming properly.

See Simulate for reference.

Network (F11)

This is where you manage your Pharos hardware, assigning connected Real Controllers to the Controllers in your

project, configuring their input/output interfaces and any connected Remote Devices.

See Network for reference.

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User Interface

The software has been designed to present a consistent graphical user interface and so it is worth familiarising

yourself with the layout of a typical window before proceeding further:

Main Toolbar

The main toolbar persists across all software modes and allows you to see any Issues in your project, access the

Undo and Redo buttons and provides access to the Main Menu.

Issues

The Issues browser will display any problems with the project file and take you to the location where the issue can

be fixed. The location of an issue is indicated within the software with the Issues icon .

Help

The Software Help can be accessed using the Help icon on the main toolbar.

Undo/ Redo

The Undo and Redo buttons can be used to step through the last 20 actions completed within Pharos Designer.

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Main Menu

The Main Menu allows access to the following options:

l Save Project - Save the show file with the current file name

l Save Project As - Save a copy of the project file with a new name

l Archive Project - Save a copy of the project file as a .archive.pd2 file

l Upload

l Audio Viewer

l Timecode Viewer

l Output Viewer

l Controller Log Viewer

l Import Object - Import fixture layouts, Pixel matrices etc.

l Import Interface - Import a .ptc file created in Interface Editor

l Export Object - Export an object as a .csv file

l Preferences - Access the preferences dialog

l Register - Register your copy of PharosDesigner

l Help - Access this help file

l Send Feedback - Contact Pharos Support with feedback on Designer 2

l About

l Exit - Close PharosDesigner

Mode Tabs

The application is divided into eleven Modes which can be selected by clicking on the appropriate tab.

See the Quick Start overview for a brief description of each Mode and the relevant Reference section for more

details.

Tear Off Views

All tabs can be torn off so that multiple Modes can be seen at once. This is particularly useful for the Timeline and

Simulate Modes.

To tear of a tab either:

l

Hover over the view tab until the tear off icon appears, move your cursor over this icon and left-click. The

selected Mode will appear in a separate window.

l Click on a Mode tab and drag off the right side of the Mode tab bar. The selected Mode will appear in a second

window.

Note: The currently open Mode cannot be torn off

Mode Toolbar

The view toolbar is populated with tools and options relevant to the Mode which is being worked in. See the relevant

Reference section for more details.

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Browser

The browser is common to many views and provides the primary interface for selecting, viewing and grouping

fixtures in the project. The rows of the browser are then used for Designer's timeline programming interface. Some

Modes (Project, Interface, Trigger, Simulate and Network) have no browser since fixture selection is not relevant.

Scroll bars will appear as required and the browser can be made wider by dragging the right hand border.

Browser Toolbar

The Browser toolbar provides controls for expanding and collapsing groups and compound fixtures as well as for

creating Groups and Pixel Matrices.

Object Tabs

Most of the Modes within Designer have multiple objects that can be opened at once, such as Layouts, Timelines

and Interfaces.

The exceptions are Network and Trigger, which affect the whole project and don't have separate objects within

them.

The tabs can be navigated by selecting them in the Tab bar. They can be closed using the close button within the

tab. This doesn't delete the object, it can be reopened from the Manage button on the Mode Toolbar.

Main Workspace

The Main workspace is the central portion of the Designer window and is where most project work is carried out.

Each view uses the main workspace in a different way, so see the relevant Reference section for more detail.

Configuration Area

Depending on the Mode and items selected, context-sensitive configuration or control pane(s) will appear here for

fast and convenient editing.

Multiple Instances

It is possible to open multiple instances of Designer so that two projects can be worked on at the same time.

This can be done by opening a Designer 2 project from the operating system when Designer 2 is already open, or by

selecting to open Designer 2 again.

If necessary one of these instances can be Designer v1.x.x.

Note: You cannot open the same project in multiple instances of Designer 2.

Copying Between Instances

When you have multiple instances of Designer 2 open, you can copy elements from one project to the other:

l Fixtures

l Timeline Presets

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Keyboard Shortcuts

For ease and speed of use various keyboard keys map to application commands, particularly with regards window

navigation:

General

Ctrl+Z Undo the last action (up to 20 actions)

Ctrl+Y Redo the last undone action

Ctrl+Tab ( + Tab) Switch to the next tab

Ctrl+Shift+Tab ( + Shift + Tab) Switch to the previous tab

Ctrl+S Save the project

Ctrl+Shift+S Save the Project as New

Ctrl+U Upload the project to controllers

Alt+F4 Quit the application

Escape Close an open popover

Function Keys - F1 through F11 Change view, F1 goes to Project, F11 goes to Network etc.

Alt +F4 (⌘ +Q) Close Designer

(⌘ +,) Access Preferences

Ctr+T Open (orClose) the Output Viewer

Project

Ctrl+N Create a new project

Alt+left-click on New Project Show New Project wizard

Ctrl+O Open a project

Ctrl+F4 (⌘ +W) Close the project

Layout

Ctrl+N Create a New Layout

Ctrl+D Create a duplicate of the current layout

Ctrl+I Show layout properties

Ctrl+A Select all fixtures

Double-left-click on a fixture Select all instances of the fixture

Ctrl+left-click on a fixture Toggles its selection

Alt+left-click on a composite fixture Select an element of a fixture

Alt+left-click on background + drag Select elements or fixtures using a lasso

Alt+left-click on fixture + drag Select elements or fixtures using a lasso

Left-click on background +Alt + drag Select whole fixtures using a lasso

Left-click on fixture + Alt + drag Constrain movement to one axis (horizontal or vertical directions)

Shift while selecting fixtures with a

box

Selection order based on position, otherwise based on fixture number

Tab Select the next fixture by number

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Shift+Tab Select the previous fixture by number

Ctrl+left-click while in add fixture

mode (blue border)

Toggle the behaviour of Auto-finish

Alt+left-click while in add fixture mode

(blue border)

Add an instance of the last added fixture (or a new fixture if no fixture is

added yet)

Escape while in add fixture mode

(blue border)

Finish adding fixtures

Escape otherwise Toggle last fixture selection

Ctrl+drag Create duplicates of the selected fixtures

Ctrl+Alt+drag Create instances of the selected fixtures

Shift while dragging fixture/s Disable fixture snapping

Delete/Backspace Delete selected fixtures

Shift+Delete/Backspace

Delete selected fixtures from the Layout but keep the fixture in the project,

even if they no longer exist on a layout

Ctrl+Delete/Backspace Delete selected fixtures from the project

Shift+ 'Remove From Layout'

Delete selected fixtures from the Layout but keep the fixture in the project,

even if they no longer exist on a layout

Ctrl+X Cut the selected fixtures

Ctrl+C Copy the selected fixtures

Ctrl+V Paste fixtures from the clipboard

Ctrl+Shift+V Paste instances of fixtures from the clipboard

Up/Down/Left/Right Nudge the selected fixtures by the grid spacing

Shift+Up/Down/Left/Right Nudge the selected fixtures by 1 pixel

Space+drag Pan the view

Ctrl+0 Reset the zoom

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ Zoom in

Ctrl+- Zoom out

Ctrl+ mouse wheel Zoom in and out

Middle-click + drag Zoom into the drawn rectangle

Left-Click + drag + Shift

Pressing Shift after starting a lasso selection will sort by the aspect ratio

(see here)

Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse

wheel)

Scroll Horizontally

Ctrl+drag on Transform tool drag

handle

Maintain aspect ratio of selection

Alt while dragging fixture/s Lock movement to a single axis

Browser

Delete/Backspace Delete selected fixtures, groups or pixel matrices

Ctrl+left-click Select multiple fixtures, groups or pixel matrices

Shift+left-click Select all fixtures, groups or pixel matrices between two selections.

Alt+left-click Deselects the contents of the group/pixel matrix

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Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, and select the row

Shift +Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, and add the row to the selection

Ctrl + Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, but don't change the selection

Left/Right Collapse/Expand current group

Space Select current row

Ctrl +Space Add current row to the selection

Mapping

Ctrl+N Create new pixel matrix

Ctrl+D Duplicate the current pixel matrix

Ctrl+I Show pixel matrix properties

Ctrl+C Copy the selected media

Ctrl+V Paste media from the clipboard into the current folder

Delete/Backspace Delete selected media

Up/Down/Left/Right Nudge the selected items by 1 pixel

Space+drag Pan the view

Ctrl+0 Reset the zoom

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ Zoom in

Ctrl+- Zoom out

Ctrl+ mouse wheel Zoom in and out

Space with media preview open Start/Stop media preview

Shift click on overlapping elements Open selector to chose which element to select

Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse

wheel)

Scroll Horizontally

Patch

Ctrl+N Show Add Universe popover

Ctrl+A Select all patch records

Delete/Backspace Delete selected patch

0-9 Type a universe number and the view will scroll to it after a short delay

Page Up/Down Scroll to previous/next universe

Ctrl+Tab Switch to the next protocol

Ctrl+Shift+Tab Switch to the previous protocol

DALI

Ctrl+N Create a new DALIInterface

Ctrl+I Show DALIinterface properties

Escape in Scene Mode Toggle last fixture selection

Ctrl+0 in Scene Mode Reset the zoom

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ in Scene Mode Zoom in

Ctrl+- in Scene Mode Zoom out

Ctrl+ mouse wheel in Scene Mode Zoom in and out

Middle-click + drag in Scene Mode Zoom into the drawn rectangle

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Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse

wheel) in Scene Mode

Scroll Horizontally

Scene

Ctrl+N Create a new Scene in the current folder

Escape Toggle last fixture selection

Ctrl+0 Reset the zoom

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ Zoom in

Ctrl+- Zoom out

Ctrl+ mouse wheel Zoom in and out

Middle-click + drag Zoom into the drawn rectangle

Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse

wheel)

Scroll Horizontally

Timeline

Ctrl+N Create a New Timeline

Ctrl+D Duplicate the current timeline

Ctrl+G

Go to timeline (enter name or number to filter the list); when one choice

remains, press Enter to show the timeline

Ctrl+I Show timeline properties

Ctrl+A Select all timeline programming

Delete/Backspace Delete selected timeline programming

Ctrl+left-click while adding presets Toggle the behaviour of Auto-finish

Ctrl+drag start/end of preset Snap to nearest preset, flag or waypoint

Shift+drag preset Finer resolution for drag (it snaps to the nearest 0.1s when Shift isn't held)

Ctrl+left-click while adding flags Add flag and don't leave Add Flag mode

Esc Finish adding presets or flags

Up/Down/Left/Right Scroll the view

Space Start/pause Simulation

Esc while simulating timeline Stop Simulation

F while simulating If in Add Flag mode, drop a flag at the simulation time

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ Zoom in

Ctrl+- Zoom out

Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse

wheel)

Scroll Horizontally

Esc while moving Gradient stop Cancel changing gradient

Interface

Ctrl+N Create a new Interface

Ctrl+I Show interface properties

Alt+ select Colour Picker Sets the startup colour of the colour picker to the selected colour

Ctrl+drag on one or more control Creates a duplicate of the selected control/s

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Trigger

Ctrl+N Create a new trigger of the last created type

Ctrl+left-click on a trigger, condition or

action

Toggles its selection

Shift+left-click Select a range of triggers, conditions or actions

Ctrl+A

When nothing is selected, select all triggers; when a condition or action is

selected, selects all conditions/actions of the parent trigger

Hold Ctrl while dropping a dragged trig-

ger

Create a copy of the trigger at the drop location

Hold Shift while dropping a dragged

condition or action

Move the condition or action to the trigger it is dropped on

Delete/Backspace Delete selected triggers, conditions or actions

Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, and select the row

Shift +Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, and add the row to the selection

Ctrl +Up/Down Move current row indicator up and down, but don't change the selection

Left/Right Collapse/Expand current trigger

Space Select current row

Ctrl +Space Add current row to the selection

Ctrl+B in Script Editor Compile script

Simulate

Space Start/Pause Simulation

Esc Stop Simulation

Ctrl+0 Reset the zoom

Ctrl+F Zoom to fit the window

Ctrl++ Zoom in

Ctrl+- Zoom out

Ctrl+ mouse wheel Zoom in and out

Middle-click + drag Zoom into the drawn rectangle

Alt+ mouse wheel (Shift+ mouse wheel)Scroll Horizontally

Notes For Mac OS X Users

Unless otherwise noted, keyboard shortcuts on Mac OSX are the same as Windows, except Ctrl is replaced with

⌘ . Shift and Alt work as described for Windows.

Within Layout, Scene and Simulate, you can use Scroll gestures to move around the Plan.

Pharos Designer makes a good deal of use of the two button mouse with right-click being used to invoke context-

sensitive dialogs. As the majority of Mac users have only a single button mouse they must hold Ctrl while clicking to

get this functionality.

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