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Software and automation
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The console automation can be operated in one of two ways:
1. Internal to the CCM, which has no need for an external PC.
2. External control of an R-Type system from SAM software running on a PC under
Windows O/S.
NOTE: SAM software for R-Type management is NOT currently implemented.
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Within the CCM, there are 128 snapshot/scene memory locations. These can be
upgraded to 256 with an add-on card. Additionally, an external PC can be used via a
RS232 or USBport, to bulk dump or retrieve the entire CCM memory.
You can name snapshots/scenes, cut, copy, delete and paste to different memory
locations. As the development of software progresses, it will be possible to upgrade
the onboard software to the latest version via the RS232 or USB port.
NOTE: USB operation is not currently implemented.
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A snapshot is defined as a single memory location within the CCM, which takes an
instantaneous snapshot of the current console setting, i.e. stores and can recall the
following information:
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Snapshot name
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Currently selected DC master membership
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Current DC master name if DC master are labelled
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Currently selected Mute Group membership and Mute group status
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Currently selected soft key mute and bypass status
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Current “snap-to” fader position (when motor faders are implemented, which will
be an option. See also 5.2.4 P-Fade definition.
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A Scene includes all the snapshot information as described above with the addition
of user programmable “effects” which include:
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MIDI and Event information
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Moving fader automation. (Motorized faders is to be implemented as an option.
See also 5.2.4 P-Fade definition.)
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Step to another scene after a period of time set by the user.
A Scene also contains user defined global settings as listed below.
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Fan speed, LED and Littlite brightness.
Mono/Stereo settings for Auxiliary bus 1-8 A and B.