Manual Scene Crossfading Of A Sequence; Interrupting The Sequence Run; Stopping The Sequence Run; Specifications - IMG STAGELINE DMX-1440 Mode D'emploi

Button BANK /AUDIO (27):
audio-controlled run
The sequence is started and synchronized
with music pulses at the jack AUDIO IN
(32) or, if the jack is not connected, via
the internal microphone (4) . The display
shows
Audio Trig.
ity with the control AUDIO SENS . (9) so
that the yellow rhythm LED flashes to the
rhythm of the music . While crossfading,
the music pulses are ignored .
Cursor key oder
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Each time the button is pressed, the se-
quence is manually advanced step by step
in forward direction (
rection ( ), e . g . for theatre performances
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where a change of scene must be made
on cue . The display shows
If one of the two buttons is pressed
while crossfading, it will stop immediately .
By pressing again, the next step is made .
After the start of a sequence, the display
shows the number of the current sequence,
the number of the step currently displayed
and the corresponding bank number and
scene number (e . g .
Seq12 St059 10/04
for sequence No . 12, current step 59, scene
4 in bank 10) .
6) While a sequence is running, it is possible to
select the next sequence to be reproduced
after pressing the button SEQUENCE . If
Start? Y/N/AU/
sequence can be started with the corre-
sponding button . However, if the button
11 / NO is pressed, the display again shows
the numbers of sequence, step, bank, and
scene of the sequence still running .
7) During a time-controlled or audio-controlled
run of a sequence, it is possible to go to the
next scene before the end with the button
and return to the previous scene with
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the button . The buttons determine if the
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unit continues in forward (
( ) direction .
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8) During a time-controlled or manual run,
it is possible to change directly into the
audio- controlled run with the button BANK /
AUDIO .
9) During an audio-controlled or manual run,
it is possible to change directly to the time-
controlled run by pressing the button TAP
SPEED twice in the desired rhythm .
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7.2.1 Manual scene crossfading
Sequences which have been memorized with-
out individual crossfading times may also run by
means of manual crossfading . For this purpose,
turn the control C .F . TIME (7) fully to the right
Adjust the sensitiv-
to position MAN; the LED below the crossfader
(16) lights up . Now move the crossfader alter-
nately from one end position to the other end
position . The sequence is run step by step with
manual crossfading between the scenes . With
the cursor buttons (23), it is possible to change
(23): manual run
the direction: forward (
Note: If manual crossfading has been adjusted,
the steps are only advanced by crossfading with
) or backward di-
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the crossfader in case of time-controlled run or au-
dio-controlled run .
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Manu.Step

7.2.2 Interrupting the sequence run

To interrupt a time-controlled or audio-con-
trolled run, press the button HOLD (3) . A cur-
rent crossfading is immediately stopped and
the display shows:
Halted! Cont? Y/N
Actuate one of the subsequent buttons:
12 / YES (2) to continue the same sequence
11 / NO (2) to stop the sequence; then it is pos-
sible to select another sequence or to change
from the sequence mode to the direct mode
with the button ESC / SETUP (the green LED RUN
is extinguished)
is shown, the new
Cursor button
ual run

7.2.3 Stopping the sequence run

After the last sequence step, the unit goes to
the first step again . Thus, the sequence is re-
peated continuously . To stop the run, press the
button SEQUENCE (26) . Then it is possible to
select another sequence number or to change
from the sequence mode to the direct mode
by pressing the button SEQUENCE again (the
green LED RUN is extinguished) .
) or backward
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of a sequence
) or backward (
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or (23): to change to man-
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8 Specifications

DMX output: . . . . . . . . . . . .XLR,
Audio input: . . . . . . . . . . . .0 .1 – 2 V/ 22 kΩ, stereo,
Music control: . . . . . . . . . . .via internal microphone
) .
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DMX addresses to
be assigned: . . . . . . . . . . . .001 – 144
Control channels: . . . . . . . .96
Scenes to be memorized: . . .240 ( 12 each in 20
Sequences to
be memorized: . . . . . . . . . .60 with max . 120 steps
Crossfading time: . . . . . . . .0 – 25 .4 s or manual
Display: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LCD, alphanumeric,
Power supply: . . . . . . . . . . .230 V/ 50 Hz
Power consumption: . . . . . .10 VA
Ambient temperature: . . . . .0 – 40 °C
Dimensions: . . . . . . . . . . . .482 × 178 × 85 mm,
Weight: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 kg
Subject to technical modification .
3-pole and 5-pole
pin 1 = ground
pin 2 = DMX signal −
pin 3 = DMX signal +
pins 4 and 5: not
connected
6 .3 mm jack
or jack AUDIO IN
memory banks)
crossfading with cross-
fader
illuminated, 2 lines of
16 characters each
4 rack spaces