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[Sidus Link Mobile] Quickshots and Console

Quickshots: Instant Lighting States

The Moment

You're on set with Bluetooth fixtures. You need to snap them to a specific state—right now. No fading. No sequencing. Just fire and go.

That's what Quickshots do.

What are Quickshots?

Quickshots are one-shot Bluetooth commands inside the Sidus Link Mobile app. Each Quickshot fires a single, discrete lighting state to a fixture or group. Think of them as the Bluetooth-side equivalent of cues: a saved state you trigger instantly.

What is the Console?

The Console is the Mobile app's tactile control surface for triggering Quickshots and managing live lighting changes from a single screen. Each button in the Console can be mapped to a different Quickshot, group, or fixture command.

Quickshots vs. Cues

Quickshots and cues are not interchangeable:

Quickshots fire a single state over Bluetooth. Fast, lightweight, no DMX required.

Cues are continuous-frame DMX states with playback, fade, and sequencing. Cues require [Sidus Link Pro] plus DMX hardware (Sidus One or Sidus Four).

Creating a Quickshot

  1. Adjust your Bluetooth light's parameters to the state you want to save.
  2. Open the Console and tap an empty button slot.
  3. Save as Quickshot and name it.

Firing a Quickshot

Tap the saved button in the Console. The mapped fixtures snap to the saved state immediately.

Looking for the Sidus Link Pro Equivalent?

[Sidus Link Pro] V2.4 ships Quickshots in the Action Panel, with the same one-shot behavior plus tighter integration into the Cue Master path. Record a Quickshot, use it in a cue, move that cue to Action Panel. Professional execution with free Bluetooth control. See Understanding the App Interface.