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For example you want your Exterior 600 change of colour all the 10 minutes for
all the day.
card). If the MTC returned is 12:11:11 (hours:minutes:seconds format) and a
memory numbered 121111 exists, it will be started as in the case above;
You will make the cue with the right colour, and call it 991099.
3) Synchronization with Audio CD. The program reads the positioning on the
CD (with the Track:Minutes:Seconds format). If for instance the CD is running
Track 12:11:11 i.e. track 12, 11 minutes and 11 seconds, the program will check
if a cue numbered 121111 exists, and will start it as in the case above;
This Cue will be triggered by ProScenium all the hours at minute 10.
Cue Number (Mask)
Frequency
Triggered by ProScenium
991099
991599
minutes
minutes
All the hours at min. 10
All the hours at min. 15
999199
999599
minutes
minutes
All the ten minutes at min. 1
All the ten minutes at min. 5
999930
999900
seconds
seconds
All minutes at sec. 30
All minutes at sec. 00
999991
999995
seconds
seconds
All the ten seconds at sec. 1
All the ten seconds at sec. 5
In Sync mode 1 and sync mode 11 you can ask ProScenium to Trigger the
Sunset and the Sunrise event.
The first time you want to use this function you have to select the System
location in the Sunrise Form. To visualise the Sunrise form you have to go in
the Main Menu / Special Functions / Sunrise and sunset information. Once you
are in this form you have to click on the «Change selected city location» button
to visualise a list of the most important city of the world.
Click on your city, or on the location nearest to you to give to ProScenium the
latitude and the longitude of your location.
You can edit with a text editor the file Sitename.txt to include missing entry to
the list.
To make a cue to be triggered at Sunset or Sunrise, in the recording panel just
click on the combo box «Multimedia options to activate with this cue» and
select «Start at Sunrise» or «Start at Sunset». Note that this option will call your
cue «Start at Sunrise», so do not modify the cue name, because it is needed by
ProScenium to trigger this Cue.
2) Synchronization with MTC (Midi Time Code). The program reads Midi
Time Code (MTC) through the Midi port (using a SoundBlaster™ compatible
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4) Synchronization with MIDI Data Stream (all notes) . The program reads
the MIDI note via the MIDI interface (requires a Sound Blaster™ compatible
audio card) and it runs the channel corresponding to the note. For example,
playing MIDI note #36, will operate channel 1, playing note #37, will operate
channel 2 and so on.
5) Synchronisation with MIDI Data Stream (all notes) + Note 96 (C8) =
GO and Note 95 (B7) = Back . The program reads the MIDI note via the MIDI
interface (requires a Sound Blaster™ compatible audio card) and it runs the
channel corresponding to the note. For example, playing MIDI note #36, will
operate channel 1, playing note #37, will operate channel 2 and so on. Playing
note #96 (C8) will activate the «Go» command and playing channel #95 (B7)
will step back one cue.
6) Synchronization with MIDI Data Stream (Control Change) . The program
reads from the MIDI port the Control Change codes (still requiring a Sound
Blaster™ compatible audio card).
These are the codes that are implemented:
CONTROL
Control Change 44 Value 0 to 4
Control Change 44 Value 5 to 9
Control Change 44 Value 11
Control Change 44 Value 12
Control Change 44 Value 13
Control Change 44 Value 14
Control Change 44 Value 15
Control Change 44 Value 16
Control Change 44 Value 17
Control Change 44 Value 18
Action
Go
Back
Chaser1 On/Off Toggle
Chaser2 On/Off Toggle
Chaser3 On/Off Toggle
Chaser4 On/Off Toggle
Chaser5 On/Off Toggle
Chaser6 On/Off Toggle
Chaser7 On/Off Toggle
Chaser8 On/Off Toggle
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