Interspace Industries TheatreCue 16 Way V4 System - 16 Outstations - Manual (Page 7)

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16 Channel Master Station
QLM16i2 Mk4
The system consists of a Master Station and any number of
Cue Light Outstations from 1 to a maximum of 40.
Cue Light Outstations have an Eavesdrop mode which
allows an unlimited number of Outstations to be assigned to
the same channel (up to the system’s maximum of 40).
The Master Station can be connected at any point in the
wiring universe. This allows the Master Station to be easily
moved from any mode to any other mode on the wiring,
such as from prompt corner to a production desk in the
auditorium during rehearsals.
Two Master Stations can be connected to the same wiring
universe allowing for dual control of 16 channels.
(this feature coming soon)
The wiring between a Master Station and its Outstations is
known as a wiring universe. A universe supports a
maximum of 16 channels. With multiple Outstations per
channel, there may be up to 40 Outstations connected to
these 16 channels.
Up to 6 Master Stations can be linked for larger systems.
Each Master Station must have its own wiring universe of
16 channels.
The digitally addressed Cue Light Outstations are
connected using a single 3 pin XLR microphone cable
although screened data cable is preferable.CAT5/6 cable
may be used.
Outstations may be connected using either daisy chain, star
and/or loop wiring topologies. The Master Station provides
power to all Outstations over this same cable.
Cable faults are reported as soon as they happen as
Outstations are in continuous communication with the
Master Station.
A Short lamp lit indicates a short circuit in the external
wiring to the Outstations. External wiring is protected by an
electronic current limiter which is backed up by a self
resetting fuse.
A white designation strip runs between all channels.
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