Photosonix Nova Pro 100, Руководство пользователя

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Quick start
Read this first Inside Front Cover
Battery information, Warranty Inside Back Cover
Quick start Outside Back Cover
Components, Features drawing Page 2
About the sessions Page 3
How to play a session Page 3
Session library guide, short overview Page 4,5,6
Relaxation Session Category Page 7,8
Meditation Session Category Page 9,10
Sleep Session Category Page 11,
Learn Session Category Page 12,13
Energize Session Category Page 14,15
Visualize/Create Session Category Page 16,17
Entertain/Fun Session Category Page 18
Special Session Category Page 19,20
Advanced functions
Adjusting session time Page 21
Manual mode “oPc” session Page 21
Personal preference program setting Page 22
Tone choices, Pitch choices Page 23
Frequency choices, Phase choices Page 24
About binaural beats, Dual binaural beats Page 25
About downloading sessions Page 26
About Light/Sound Designer Page 26
Real time control via COM port Page 27
Microphone input Page 27
AudioStrobe Page 27
Setting up ramps Page 28
General notes about the displays Page 28
Table of contents Setting Ramps
Ramps (smooth changes of pitch and frequency) can be set in the manual mode on
the Nova Pro 100. This feature is in the manual mode OPTIONS function. Press DOWN
from P01 to oPc, press ENTER. At the end of the countdown the Nova Pro is in the
manual mode. Press the SELECT switch to OPTIONS. The ramp time display comes on
displaying “rno” (no for no ramp) mode. Use the up key to reach the desired ramp time.
The r00 display is an immediate response ramp at zero time, r30 is 30 seconds, r02. is
two minutes. Frequency and pitch changes are not executed immediately, instead a
ramp of the specified time is started when ENTER is pressed. The display shows the
commanded ramp target, with a blinking select LED while you are adjusting the param-
eters. After 15 seconds it reverts to the current value.
TTTTTo enter a ramp: o enter a ramp:
o enter a ramp: o enter a ramp:
o enter a ramp:
Step 1. Step 1.
Step 1. Step 1. Step 1. Select a ramp time.
Step 2. Step 2.
Step 2. Step 2. Step 2. Enter the commanded ramp target frequencies and pitches.
Step 3. Step 3. Step 3. Step 3. Step 3. Press ENTER to execute the ramp.
Note: Ramps can also be commanded via the COM port.
General notes about the displays
There are 10 LEDs and a 3 digit display to give you information about what the Nova
Pro 100 is doing.
The two LEDs at the bottom, FUNCTIONS and SESSIONS tell whether you are
viewing a session function or session selection.
The 8 top LEDs tell which session category (in SESSIONS select) or which session
function (in FUNCTIONS) is being displayed.
The LEDs blink for special modes of operation:
- When parameters are being selected for PPP.
- When commanded parameters are displayed instead of current parameters (for ramps).
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