It was not necessary to re-post. I will delete your original and leave this at the top in case someone didn't read it.

It is not easy to understand as I think you used a translator program. I suggest you speak to your local French Avolites distributor for assistance.

What do you mean by 'devices'?

Isn't there a keyboard connector on the back?

I looked through the 2000 manual and there is no mention of keyboard connector so I wonder if it may have been a later addition.

Use Record by channel. (Only information in the programmer will be stored)

Select Fixtures. Apply shape, set speed/size/offset and store.

To add:

1) Yes, this is a very annoying issue and one I have been trying to get changed for some time.

2) The behaviour is correct as it is for LTP attributes. Mode 2 makes PB fader act as if HTP.

Edit Times works the same through unfold or globally. After selecting the Edit Times softbutton you press the swop of either the whole chase or, when unfolded, of the step you wish to edit. Then you can set Wait in/out, Fade in/out and LTP Fade/Wait times. When unfolded these times can be set indivi...

Weird. I've never seen that. Are you sure the correct universe is selected?

Of course! When connected, simple xfade is on the second wheel.

Timings can also be altered through Edit Times menu. By 'unfolding' the chase you can fade times for each individual step (complex chase).

HTH

You do not have to select fixtures or attributes depending on how you program them.

Read about Quick Palettes.

I suggest you contact service direct.

It seems you missed this:

Manually change the colour channel back to zero

Just in case, the range table values are only for the text display relative to attribute value. The locate values are AFAIK defined by the 11th column (channel 'on' value), ie. the first number after the attribute name.

There is another way: You can make the playback fader act as if it contains HTP information by setting it to mode 2 (Edit Times menu). Record the green value to a Playback. Set it to mode 2. Manually change the colour channel back to zero. Now when you raise the playback it will proportionally incre...

Yes. The only limitation is you need extended memory. This will be denoted by an 'x' in the LCD - ie 99% xfree. If you have that then go right ahead. Full instructions should be available from the download page.

Don't forget you can always do this manually using Patch Utilities/Invert.