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35.4.1 MIDI Show Control Command Format
For more details on MIDI Show Control protocols see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_Show_Control
MIDI Show Control Commands are of the format
F0 7F <device_ID> 02 <command_format> <command> <data> F7
<device_ID> is 7F for “all call” ID for system wide broadcasts
<command_format> is 01 for “Lighting”
MagicQ supports the following commands in the <command>
• 01 GO
• 02 STOP
• 03 RESUME
• 04 TIMED_GO
For example:
F0 7F 7F 02 01 01 31 F7 // Go Cue 1 in the Cue Store
F0 7F 7F 02 01 01 32 30 F7 // Go Cue 20 in the Cue Store
F0 7F 7F 02 01 02 31 F7 // Stop Cue 1 in the Cue Store
F0 7F 7F 02 01 01 00 31 30 F7 // Go Cue Stack 10 in the Stack Store
F0 7F 7F 02 01 01 32 00 31 30 F7 // Go Cue 2 on Cue Stack 10 in the Stack Store
It is possible to test how MagicQ responds to Midi Show Control messages by typing in the Midi message on the keyboard. This
is only supported when connected to a MagicQ Wing or Interface. For example to test the command
F0 7F 7F 02 01 01 31 F7
Type testsysex followed by the message on the keyboard without the initial F0 and with no spaces between the MIDI values
testsysex 7F7F02010137F7
35.5 MagicQ MIDI/Timecode firmware versions
3 Fixed SMPTE drop frames
4 Added MIDI beat clock support
5 Fixed incorrect timecode config
6 Fixed MIDI notes input channel filtering
7 Fixed MIDI timecode generate flags
8 Fixed LTC decode after LTC generate