MA lighting Dot 2, User Manual

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Pin 13 = Analog input 10
Pin 14 = Analog input 12
Pin 15 = Not used
MIDI Input
The MIDI input reacts to MIDI notes received. You can assign a trigger to note 0 to 127 - so there are 128 different
MIDI triggers. The triggers react to the velocity information. This means that a fader can be position according to the
received velocity. Executor buttons also react to MIDI "On" and "Off" commands.
DMX Input
The DMX input react to the DMX input connector on the dot2. The DMX remote input can use all the 512 DMX
channels. Executor buttons and commands are executed when the DMX input is in the 128 to 255 range. It also
supports variable input so you can control the position of the executor fader - then it react to the 1 to 255 range.
The activity indicator only lights up when the input is triggering something. So If you only have Executor buttons and
commands, then the input value needs to be 127 and above before the indicator is active. For executor faders it'll
activate when the input is above 0.
5.13. Use MIDI and MIDI Show Control (MSC)
The dot2 can handle different types of MIDI and it can both transmit and receive MIDI.
You can see the incoming and outgoing MIDI data on a console by pressing Tools and then MIDI Monitor .
If you are using a dot2 onPC, then you need to setup your MIDI in and outputs. This is also done in Tools menu. Here
you can tap
MIDI Configuration and select what MIDI devices you use to receive and transmit MIDI.
MIDI note remote input
This is a system to use received MIDI notes to trigger different things in the console. It's all set up in the Remote
Inputs Configuration view .
Her you have the option to map incoming MIDI Note signals to executors or to trigger a command that you write in
the configuration.
You can use the MIDI Velocity to set the position of a fader.
MIDI Remote Input only triggers the executors on the console that receives the MIDI signal.
MIDI note output
You can send MIDI notes from cues or directly from the command line.
You can use the MIDI Note command to transmit MIDI Note data. Please read more details about the command in
the command description.
The MIDI Note command is transmitted from a standalone console or if you have a session, then it's the session
master (the console with the Blue Heart icon next to the command line input) that transmit the MIDI.
MIDI Show Control (MSC) input
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