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Microprocessor Control Surface

Alphanumeric Displays

Visible even in bright sunlight, these dual 20x2 displays

show the Active scene and the Next Scene. When the

Go Next key is depressed, the Next Scene shifts to the

Active display. Each Scene can be designated with a num-

ber (0 to 999) and a name with up to 20 characters.

Alphanumeric Keyboard

Similar to a cell phone keyboard, this section is used to

enter numbers and letters for Scenes and their name

tags. The keyboard also contains specific function

keys used in setting up Scenes. (Illuminated).

Primary Control Keys

These large, backlit buttons are used to select and

activate Scenes during performance, edit Scenes

in performance or rehearsal, and carry out primary

programming functions. These keys include Go Next,

Last, Preview, Store, and cursors for up, down, left, and right.

Secondary Control Keys

Smaller keys (most are recessed) access special

functions normally used only when setting up the console

for a different type of application. For example, these

keys may be used to disable specific functions to the

µ-processor control system, allowing a combination

of manual and pre-programmed control.

Controller Section

This section includes keys and a motorized fader used

for setting the MIDI controller information that may be

associated with each Scene. The motorized fader moves

to the position corresponding to any preset data, and it is

used to set new data for storage in memory. This section

can be used to set parameters for effects devices, lighting

devices, or any other application using standard MIDI

protocols. Similar to Input above, except affects output

mutes only.

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