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The sound module features the following advancements:
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MicroSD card holds all sounds and config settings
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Patented dual-axis accelerometer design
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1W audio amplifier directly drives a speaker (4 – 32 ohms)
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Configurable on/off switch input for standalone use or with all types of
saber drivers.
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CD quality sound playback using standard wav files
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Auto hum pitch shift based on saber orientation
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Advanced swing and clash event detection engine
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Strike/force event detection using thrust gesture
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Any sound template can be created and stored on flash card. Each
template can have up to 10 ignition sounds, 10 retraction sounds, 10
deflection/lockup sounds, 20 swing clash and strike sounds.
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Sounds can be randomly selected for playback or played back in order.
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Force feedback motor synchronizes to swing and clash sound playback.
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Programmable motor speed for different events.
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Users can create their own sound templates using our free software tool.
Connection to Hyberblade LED Driver Unit
To connect your sound board to a Hyperblade LED driver unit, simply connect the grey
6-pin cable from the driver unit to the header on the sound board. The connector is keyed
so it only goes in one way.
That is it!
The sound board receives power and signals from this cable, so you don’t need to make
any other connections.
NOTE: If you have an older driver with a 4-pin connector, the sound board will also
work with this connector. Just make sure you plug the connector into the top left of the
board, flush with the first pin labeled “
hdr
”. The pic below shows this.
