ADB MIKADO, Руководство пользователя

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MIKADO USER MANUAL
www.adblighting.com User Manual - page 5
Issue 1.0
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Lightweight - 5kgs unpacked, 7kgs packed.
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Rugged - two part corrosion protected metal chassis with rear screened
polycarbonate front and rear panels, with EVA rubber side profiles.
1.7 OPTIONS
A number of useful options are available from ADB to compliment the MIKADO lighting desk.
19" rack mount brackets: A pair of metal side brackets that easily attach to the MIKADO
chassis and allow you to install the desk into horizontal or
vertical 19" rack equipment or flight cases.
Memory Module: An external module that plugs into the COMMS PORT of the
MIKADO. Allows recorded memories to be stored externally
from the desk.
1.8 CARING FOR YOUR MIKADO
The MIKADO is manufactured from quality components and will give many years of service if
you take some basic precautions.
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Do not allow any liquids or foreign objects to enter the MIKADO. If any liquids are spilt
on the MIKADO, the inside should be cleaned and dried as soon as possible. Only
suitably qualified personnel should remove the covers and perform any such
maintenance.
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Do not apply excessive force to any of the controls. Spare parts and service are
available from your ADB distributor, but prevention is better than cure.
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When connecting any devices to the MIKADO, make sure that all connections are
correct before switching on the power. If any doubt exists, obtain the assistance of
qualified personnel.
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If your MIKADO is to be used "on the road", you should use the optional flight case to
protect the desk. Transport the MIKADO with all faders in the fully down position. This
gives the faders maximum protection from probable damage. When your MIKADO is
not in use, cover the upper surface with the optional dust cover. If the surface of your
MIKADO becomes soiled, clean it with a damp cloth. Do not use any powerful
solvents. An alcohol swab may be used to remove any gum from labelling tape.
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Areas are provided below the faders for you to write identifying labels. To prevent
permanent marking of your MIKADO, ADB recommends that you place strips of "write
on" tape in these areas.
1.9 TERMINOLOGY
Certain button-stroke terminology is used throughout this manual to describe the particular
operations being undertaken. Any text enclosed in these symbols [ ] refers to when that
particular button needs to be pressed.
For example; Press [record memory], means to press the record memory button.
Flash/assign buttons are often abbreviated to F/A. If the button to be pressed is a
Flash/Assign button (of which there are many) then it will be identified by naming it as
follows; [F/ A] (Name).
Some F/A buttons have secondary functions that are activated by holding down the function
button and tapping the F/A button. These secondary functions are printed on the front panel
below their F/A buttons.