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3.
Generate the MIDI code: On you keyboard or
other MIDI device, play the note or execute the
function to delete. The display stops flashing
when the code is deleted. The scene itself is not
deleted.
D e l e t i n g a l l M I D I F u n c t i o n s
1.
Disconnect the controller from AC power.
2.
Press and hold [Midi] and the down arrow button at
the same time.
3.
Apply power.
E x e c u t i n g S c e n e s
Tr i g g e r O p t i o n s
Scenes can be run in a sequential loop using 3 different triggers:
•
Auto Trigger: Scenes are executed at the rate that you set using a built-in timer.
•
Music Trigger: Scenes are executed to the beat of the music using the built-in micro-
phone.
•
MIDI Trigger: Scenes are executed every time the MIDI code that you select is gen-
erated. Up to 2048 MIDI triggers may be selected.
Each trigger pulse executes the next scene in the active bank, starting at scene 1. After
scene 6, the next trigger pulse executes scene 1 again.
Scenes may also be executed manually in any order by pressing the scene buttons.
C h a n g i n g B a n k s
The active bank may be switched at any time by pressing the up or down arrow buttons.
Banks can also be switched by executing a MIDI scene. When you execute a MIDI scene,
the active bank automatically switches to the bank where the scene is stored.
C o n t r o l P r e c e d e n c e
Fader control overrides programmed control!
When a program is executing, any channel can be overridden by activating fader control
and sliding the fader. The DMX value does not change until the fader is moved. Normal
program execution resumes when fader control is deactivated.
Manual and MIDI scene execution take precedence over automatic scene execution. If the
controller is executing scene 3 in music trigger mode and you press the scene 1 button,
scene 1 will be executed. The next trigger pulse will cause sequential execution to continue
Midi
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