You can set the timeline to loop (when using internal timecode), see Timeline Options - Timecode. If you are using internal timecode you can set the timecode to run automatically when you raise the fader, and/or to stop when you lower the fader. On consoles with motorised faders and on virtual faders, the playback faders will move as programmed in the triggers.

The triggers in the timeline will fire when the timecode reaches their programmed times.

(You will need to push up the timeline fader if you have disabled the Activate in Range option described above).

Ensure the timecode link button (bottom left of the timeline view) is set to Linked.

If you disable automatic activation, you must manually fire the timeline by pushing up the playback fader, otherwise no triggers will operate. You can disable the automatic activation, or set it to fire at zero intensity, using the option Activate in Range. The console will automatically fire the timeline playback to full when timecode is received within the range of the timeline settings. The HTP (intensity) of fixtures in the timeline is controlled by the fader level of the handle.

Connecting the Diamond 9 or Arena to a network.

Linking Consoles for Multi-User or Backup.Linking the Console to Stand-Alone Capture.Copying, Moving, Linking and Deleting Cue Lists.

Link timeline and edit selection