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MIKADO USER MANUAL
User Manual - page 28 www.adblighting.com
Issue 1.0
It is possible to write over an existing show at this stage, so it is recommended to use a free
location if you are unsure what is presently loaded.
Press [F/A] (show number) to save the show.
Saving a show takes a few moments. A progress meter is displayed on the Edit Value Scale
LEDs. During this time normal operation of the MIKADO is not possible
9.2.2 LOAD SHOW FROM MEMORY MODULE
When you load a show from the Memory Module, you replace the entire contents of the
MIKADO's memory with the show data on the Memory Module. This includes all Memories
and Chases.
To load a show, plug-in the Memory Module to the "COMMS PORT". If a Memory Module is
not plugged in or if the Memory Module is empty, then the MIKADO will detect this and not
flash the [F/A] (load) LED.
Ensure the MIKADO is in MEMORY RUN mode.
Press and hold [function] then press and hold [F/ A] (load) at the same time, for a period of 5
seconds, then release both.
The MIKADO will interrogate the Memory Module to see what shows exist. The show
numbers saved will be flashed on the corresponding Preset B LEDs.
Press [F/ A] (show number) to load the selected show.
Loading a show takes a few moments. A progress meter is displayed on the Edit Value Scale
LEDs. During this time normal operation of the MIKADO is not possible.
WARNING: Once a load from the Memory Module is initiated, the current contents of
the MIKADO's memory will be erased and cannot be recovered.
Note : If a save or load error occurs, the MIKADO will stop all data transfer, flash all LED's
on the front panel for 5 seconds and then resume to its state prior to the save or load
function. Try the save or load again and if the same problem persists, then ADB
recommends changing the Memory Module with another. If data errors still occur,
then contact ADB.
9.3 AUDIO INPUT
The MIKADO is fitted with a RCA (phono) type socket to accept an audio signal. The audio
signal should have a nominal level of 1 volt RMS (line level). The audio signal can be used to
trigger the stepping of a Chaser (or chasers) by selecting the BASS STEP function.
An AUDIO LEVEL rotary fader is used to adjust the sensitivity of the audio signal input. If the
bass signal from the music is weak, then the AUDIO LEVEL will need to be increased to
activate the Chaser stepping.
To activate the Audio Input to a Chaser:
Press and hold [MEMORY] until the EDIT LED is lit.
Select the Chaser to edit, press [F/ A] (Chaser number). hold [function] tap [F/ A] (bass).
Tapping [F/A] (bass) will toggle the bass on or off.
Exit EDIT by pressing and holding [MEMORY] button until RUN LED is lit.