lighting instrument schedule
strålkastarschema
listado de artefactos de iluminación
Scheinwerferübersicht
lista apparecch
lichtlijst
soupiska typů svítidel
A list of lighting instruments and devices in table form organized by position and instrument number indicating the number, type, and purpose of instruments in the show.
Tabulkový soupis svítidel a zařízení obsahující pozici a číslo svítidla s uvedením čísla typu a s popisem namíření v show.
en förteckning över hur aktuella strålkastare skall användas
Una lista en forma de cuadro organizado por la posición y el número de los instrumentos indicando el número tipo y propósito de los proyectores en el especáculo.
Aufstellung nach Scheinwerfer- und Positionsnummern Typen Menge und Einsatz der Scheinwerfer einer Show.
Geräteliste
The Instrument Schedule lists detailed information about each fixture, sorted by fixture hanging position and sequence number within each position. A fixture is typically referenced by the name of its hanging position, and its sequence number within the group of fixtures at that position. The designation "2 Pipe 3" uniquely identifies the third light on the second pipe. There are many variations on this scheme including letters and decimal notations, but the basic position/unit-number designation is typical.The information listed for each fixture may include its type, wattage, color filter number, accessories, electrical circuit number, power dimmer number, and the control channel number used to command the dimmer. The Instrument Schedule usually has one line of text for each fixture. It contains more information than the Light Plot, but lacks the specific fixture location information - other than what can be guessed from the hanging position name and fixture's sequence number.Instrument Schedules are typically letter or legal sized, and span multiple pages. T
he number of fixtures listed on each page varies, as pagination may be organized to avoid page breaks within a position's list, when possible. There is often an index listing each position name and the first page number of its information.Productions dating from before the adoption of software like Lightwright (1980s) typically do not use Instrument Schedules, as all the information conveyed is also available in the Channel Hookup in a different order. Creating and maintaining both documents by hand was often too much work.