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USB MIDI/SMPTE
The table displays all connected device names and whether they are receiving or transmitting.
In the right two columns, this behavior can be toggled enabled or disabled, and the displayed
timecode source ID can be edited.
Local MIDI/SMPTE Rx
Enables or disables the console's ability to locally receive MIDI or SMPTE. Enabled by default.
Local MIDI Tx
Enables or disables the console's ability to locally transmit MIDI. Enabled by default.
USB MIDI/SMPTE
Enables or disables local USB connection to supported MIDI or SMPTE devices. Disabled by
default.
Note:
This setting must be enabled for virtual MIDI devices on ETCnomad.
Contacts
Analog Inputs
This is a master setting for receiving analog inputs from a Net3 I/O or Response Analog I/O
Gateway, or the built-in I/O port when available. When disabled, it will no longer trigger any
analog input actions on any event lists. Enabled by default.
Relay Outputs
This is a master setting for triggering external relays from a Net3 I/O or Response Analog I/O
Gateway, or the built-in I/O port when available. When disabled, it will no longer affect any
external relays normally triggered from the console via cues, submasters, or macros. Enabled
by default.
Local Relay Controls > Contact Closures
Allows you to set the Group and Address In values for the remote trigger input on the back of
your console. The contact closure only reports on/off even though it is considered an analog
input.
Note:
The contact closures require DC voltage, which is supplied by the console on
pins 14 and 15. See the diagram below.
Local Relay Controls > Relay Out
Allows you to assign the Relay Out Source ID and the Relay Out Address.