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Advanced Features 28.00 Connecting an External Monitor to the Event - Option The Video Display MCard (VDU) option allows the user to display console data on an IBM-type video monitor, and to save and restore console data on a removable memory card. Two types of VDU options support the most common VDU monitors available as follows: * EGA / CGA / Monochrome (obsolete) * VGA As of January 1995, the EGA / CGA / Monochrome option panels are obsolete as these monitor types are no longer manufactured. VGA monitors are available from computer stores. Regardless of the monitor type, the information displayed is still the same. Memory Cards are available from Jands dealers. The Video/MCard option can be used with all other Event option panels, including the FDD option. 28.10 Installation Follow the instructions in the upgrade kit (if used), making sure you follow the correct instructions for your console. Put the old parts to one side so that if the upgrade does not work correctly, the original parts can be replaced to restore console operation. When the installation is complete, check that the console operates normally. If the software has been changed then a Deep Clear (reset) must be performed as per Section 23 of the user manual. 28.20 Operation Use the SETUP/DESK/DISPLAY menu to adjust the VIDEO option to select the type of video monitor/option panel combination that has been installed. NOTE: Damage can occur to a video monitor if it is not set to the correct video type. Once installed, the VDU shows console data at all times. When in no menu (ie. no keypad button pressed), use the cursor keys to select between either the stage display or a recorded memory/chase list. Pressing a function key activates a screen, eg. when the FILE button is pressed, the VDU changes to show a display of the file contents as recorded. 28.30MCard See Section 20 of the user manual for information on using the MCard option. 142 Event V3 Manual
© Jands Electronics May 1995 29.00 Analogue Output - Option As an option on the Event console Socapex output connections can be fitted. These Socket kits are available from Jands dealers. Up to eight connectors can be fitted to the console to provide up to 240 channels of analogue dimmer control. Each Socket provides 30 x outputs 10V(+) / Max. Capacity: 10mA. NOTE: See installation information provided with this option. Event V3 Manual 143
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