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Advanced Features 26.00 Setting the Intensity of the Desklights The Event can be fitted with optional gooseneck type desklights. The brightness of the lights can be set in the Setup Desk Display menu. 1. Press the Setup button to open the Setup menu. 2. Move the cursor to the DESK field and press the (On) button to open the Set Desk menu. 3. Move the cursor to the DISPLAY field and press the (On) button to open the Setup Display menu. 4. Move the cursor to the LAMP field and adjust the setting between 0 and FF using the (On)/ (Off) buttons or the numeric keypad. 5. Press the Exit key to close the menu. NOTE: The desk lights can NOT be dimmed off. 140 Event V3 Manual
© Jands Electronics May 1995 27.00 Using MIDI to Control the Event The Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) is a well established standard which allows communication between suitably equipped devices. The Event is equipped with a MIDI input socket which is used to allow MIDI control of various console functions. 27.10 To select the MIDI menu: 1. Press the Setup button to open the Setup menu. 2. Move the cursor to the DESK field and press the (On) button to open the Set Desk menu. 3. Move the cursor to the EXTN (External) field and press the (On) button to open the Setup External menu. 4. Move the cursor to the MIDI field and press the the (On) button to open the Setup MIDI menu. The MIDI menu contains five fields: * MIDI: The MIDI field must be turned ON for MIDI to be used. The MIDI interface can be configured (using the other menu fields) to suit your requirements and then turned On and Off as required. * MIDI-Ch (Channel): MIDI information can be broadcast on any of 16 channels. To set which channel the Event will ‘respond’ to, enter a value between 1 and 16. * Prog (MIDI Program change messages): The Event responds to MIDI Program change information. Program change messages can be used to activate any of the Memories from 1 to 128 inclusive. To use the Program change messages turn PROG field ON. NOTE: When Program is turned ON Assign Masters 23 & 24 on an Event Plus are fixed as a Crossfade STACK and Memories are played back through those faders. Example: If MIDI Program Change message 25 is received, Memory 25 will play back on Assign Masters 23 & 24 using the fade times set for that Memory. * Assign (Assign fader number): The Assign field sets which Flash button will be triggered by the Note set in the NOTE field. Assign 1 is on the extreme left hand side of the Assign Masters. Each Assign Master can be set to respond to a different Note, to do this step through the ASSIGN field setting each fader to the desired Note. The ASSIGN / NOTE fields update immediately and there is no need to press Record to save changes. * Note (MIDI Note message): MIDI allows for 128 Note messages to be broadcast. The NOTE field is used to set which of the 128 Notes will be associated with each of the 12 Assign Masters. Whenever a Note that has been specified in this menu is received it will be equivalent to pressing the associated Assign Flash button. 5. First set the ASSIGN field from 1 to 12. 6. Set the NOTE field from 1 through 128 - corresponding to the 128 MIDI Notes. TIP: If you do not want to use MIDI NOTE messages on a particular Assign Master, set the NOTE field to zero (displayed as OFF). To set the field to off, enter a zero or double click on the OFF (-) button. Event V3 Manual 141
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