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Operation

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Setting Motor Speed Before a Move

Variable speed motors can be set to move at a specific speed prior to pressing the move 

buttons. This feature can be used to give a more predictable and constant speed of movement 

prior to performing a move.

To set movement speed before a move:

Step 1:

Press the motor select button of the variable speed motor (or motors) that you 

wish to move. Make sure no fixed speed motors are selected.

Step 2:

Adjust the speed slider to alter the speed of the move to be performed. Speed is 

shown in the selected motor display. Speeds vary from 5-180 fpm.

Step 3:

Once the desired speed is displayed, press and hold the up 

[

or down 

[

button. Selected motors will begin to move at the designated speed.

Controlling Speed During Motor Movement

Depending on the type of motor(s) selected, you can control the speed of movement while the 

motor is moving. Speed of movement is indicated on the Motor Select Screen while the motor 

is in motion. Only one motor’s speed can be viewed at a time.

To alter speed during movement:

Step 1:

Select only variable speed motors.

Step 2:

Press and hold the up 

[

or down 

[

button. Selected motors will begin to move.

Step 3:

Move the speed slider to adjust the speed of all moving motors.

Move the slider up to increase speed

Move the slider down to decrease speed

Stopping Motors

To stop any moving motor, release the move (up 

[

or down 

[

]

) button. The motor will stop.

If for any reason the motor does not stop, press the emergency stop button.

N o t e :

When used in conjunction with trims (see 

Trims, page 16

) and specifically with 

Moving to Trims, page 18

this feature can be very useful in performing speed-

specific scenery changes during a show. This can give you a predictable transition 

to the next look on stage.

N o t e :

If any fixed speed hoists are selected, all hoists (fixed and variable speed) will 

move at approximately 30 fpm, the only speed at which fixed speed hoists can 

travel. To alter speed of variable speed hoists, deselect the fixed speed hoists and 

resume movement.

Summary of Contents for QuickTouch+ 12

Page 1: ...atre Controls Inc All Rights reserved Product information and specifications subject to change Part Number 8061M1200 1 40 Rev A Released 2014 03 Control Station User Manual Version 1 40 Read entire Us...

Page 2: ...uch and QuickTouch are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Electronic Theatre Controls Inc in the United States and other countries All other trademarks both marked and not marked are the pr...

Page 3: ...Motors 11 Emergency Stop 12 Moving Motors 12 Setting Motor Speed Before a Move 13 Controlling Speed During Motor Movement 13 Stopping Motors 13 Chapter 2 User Programmable Settings 15 Trims 16 Record...

Page 4: ...ii QuickTouch Control Station User Manual Appendix C Using Multiple Control Stations Merge 25 Operation 25...

Page 5: ...procedures for your system For installation or configuration procedures please consult the QuickTouch QuickTouch Control Station Installation Guide The introduction contains the following sections Us...

Page 6: ...are links to the specific part of the manual All of ETC s documents are available for free download from our website www etcconnect com Please email comments about this manual to TechComm etcconnect...

Page 7: ...Software Version To identify the version of your QuickTouch control software turn the POWER keyswitch from the OFF to the ON position The software version is displayed in the LCD during the startup a...

Page 8: ...n unobstructed view of all moving components and be able to maintain clear communication with the operator at all times If a problem arises while a hoist is moving such as a mechanical issue or interf...

Page 9: ...erate equipment if unusual noises are heard coming from it Do not operate equipment if unusual smells are coming from it In the event of an Emergency Stop E Stop do not restart the equipment until the...

Page 10: ...6 QuickTouch Control Station User Manual...

Page 11: ...1 Operation 7 C h a p t e r 1 Operation This chapter contains the following sections Overview 8 Activate System 10 Control Motors 11...

Page 12: ...ect buttons but all other features are identical Key components of the interface are labeled for your reference LCD Status Screen The LCD is used to convey important information about your Prodigy Qui...

Page 13: ...ng a range of color indicators The definitions for the various color states for the motor select buttons are White motor selected but not moving Blinking Blue motor moving up Blinking Green motor movi...

Page 14: ...stem or ETC s website and phone number Your installer may have chosen to display their contact information The software version is also displayed during the start up By default this contact informatio...

Page 15: ...rol station and how many moving loads can be monitored by the operator at any given time To deselect a motor you may press the corresponding button again The LED will go dim when the motor is deselect...

Page 16: ...ontrol is pressed External E stop on an external E Stop station is pressed Multiple Multiple E stop buttons are pressed Resetting E stop Reset the E stop circuit by turning the red button clockwise un...

Page 17: ...d on the Motor Select Screen while the motor is in motion Only one motor s speed can be viewed at a time To alter speed during movement Step 1 Select only variable speed motors Step 2 Press and hold t...

Page 18: ...14 QuickTouch Control Station User Manual...

Page 19: ...h a p t e r 2 User Programmable Settings In this chapter you can read about recording and using trims recording load profiles and load monitoring This chapter contains the following sections Trims 16...

Page 20: ...Using the Trim Menu on page 17 Using the Trim button To quickly record a position as Trim 2 you can do so using the Trim button With this method it is possible to record trim locations for more than...

Page 21: ...appear in the LCD and the select LED will illuminate white Step 2 Press Trim The Select Trim menu will appear Step 3 Turn the menu knob to highlight the desired trim and press the menu knob to select...

Page 22: ...e the specified trim is reached the other trims will be re activated In any situation High and Low trims are not affected and remain in full effect when programmed To move to a trim without interrupti...

Page 23: ...Step 5 Press the Trim button The load is recorded immediately Step 6 Turn the keyswitch back to RUN Step 7 Remove the key from the keyswitch or repeat for any other desired motors Full Profile Full P...

Page 24: ...thing upward movement of the motor will be disabled Downward motion is still permitted allowing you to relieve the added load If the load is too low for example if the batten comes to rest on the scen...

Page 25: ...le Load too heavy Reduce weight on batten or re record the load profile Look for obstructions that may have increased the load Load too light Check to see that load is not resting on something Increas...

Page 26: ...Move button and verify proper cable travel Ensure no slack cables remain Try move button again Soft Lower Limit The commissioning lower limit has been reached Move the motor in the up direction Soft...

Page 27: ...rol system Once you have selected the desired motor or motors you may use the remote control to move the motor s Once movement is initiated from the remote control the up down controls on the control...

Page 28: ...cting the Up arrow When the motor reaches the desired position release the blue button and the motor will stop Down To move the motor downward press and hold the green button depicting the Down arrow...

Page 29: ...is displayed Select the motor s that you wish to use by pressing the motor select button s See Selecting Motors on page 11 Step 2 Press the up or down button to initiate control If the station is the...

Page 30: ...d on any control station This data will then be communicated to all other control stations Setting a trim position for a motor on one control station WILL NOT update the trim positions on other statio...

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