[SML] turning off light boards

[Steven Hood]

One space had a remote sub panel that only worked with the console on. They 
left the board on so they wouldn't have to climb the ladder to the booth 
for regular (single presenter at lectern) meetings.
Steven R Hood
310.756.3555



On November 23, 2015 7:36:51 PM Richard John Archer via Stagecraft 
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Was visiting someplace (a college) a while ago  and they often left their 
> board on during the rehearsal and run of a show.....yes 24/7 for about two 
> weeks.   Is there some reason for this?  I've seen it done with special 
> events that were a few days but nothing  usually this long.   One version 
> or another of an ETC product hooked up to older CD-80 racks.    Thoughts 
> anyone?  no.....not volatile core memories, not resistance piano boards 
> that you turn off but in the on position,  not bad computers that won't 
> restart.  Other thoughts?
>
>
> DickA
> TD, Cornell U
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