Setting times
o To set the delay time between pressing GO and the cue starting, press Delay In then type a time in seconds and press ENTER.
o To set the fade in time of the cue, press Fade In then type a time in seconds and press ENTER. Both HTP and LTP channels are affected by the fade.
o The fade out time of the cue is set by default to be the same as the fade in time. You can change the fade out time by pressing Fade Out, then type the time in seconds and press ENTER. To set equal to Fade In time, delete the time and leave the box blank. The fade out time starts when the next cue fires, so if you set the time to 1 second, the outgoing cue would start a 1 second fade out as the new cue begins its fade in.
o The Delay Out setting of the cue would normally be used if the cue links automatically to the next cue, and sets a wait time before the next cue starts its fade in. So the outgoing cue would start to fade out, and the delay out time would run before the new cue begins its fade in.
However, the last two bullets are wrong, or at least misleading:
Delay out and Fade out affect only HTP/dimmer channels which are set to a lower level than in previous cues, LTP channels aren’t affected at all
Delay out starts at the same time as delay in (which is, when Go is pressed, or when Link Offset is completed if set to link with/after previous)
see https://manual.avolites.com/docs/cue-lists/cue-list-timing and facebook group discussion https://www.facebook.com/groups/Avolites/posts/2668880889910795/
From Sebastian Beutel:
However, the last two bullets are wrong, or at least misleading: