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4.4. SOUND COMMANDS The following commands, in addition to the above, are basic to he current implementation of Computer Controlled Sound Memory Programming Systems and are widely used by Show Control Systems in more comprehensive applications. It is recommended that Controllers support the transmission of these commands: Hex command Number of data bytes 10 GO/JAM_CLOCK 11 STANDBY_+ 12 STANDBY_- 13 SEQUENCE_+ 14 SEQUENCE_- 15 START_CLOCK 16 STOP_CLOCK 17 ZERO_CLOCK 18 SET_CLOCK 19 MTC_CHASE_ON 1A MTC_CHASE_OFF 1B OPEN_CUE_LIST 1C CLOSE_CUE_LIST 1D OPEN_CUE_PATH 1E CLOSE_CUE_PATH variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable variable 5. DETAILED COMMAND AND DATA DESCRIPTIONS 00 Reserved for extensions 01 GO Recomm'd Min Sets Starts a transition or fade to a cue. Transition time is determined by the cue in the Controlled Device. If no Cue Number is specified, the next cue in numerical sequence GOes. If a Cue Number is specified, that cue GOes. Transitions "run" until complete. If the Controller wishes to define the transition time, TIMED_GO should be sent. In Controlled Devices with multiple Cue Lists, if no Cue Number is Specified, the next cues in numerical order and numbered identically and which are in Open Cue Lists GO. If Q_number is sent without Q_list, all cues with a number identical to Q_number and which are in Open Cue Lists GO. 01 GO --3 -23 -23 -23 -23 --3 --3 --3 --3 --3 --3 -23 -23 -23 -23 A3-12
optional; required if Q_list is sent 00 delimiter optional; required if Q_path is sent 00 delimiter optional 02 STOP Halts currently running transition(s). If no Cue Number is specified, all running transitions STOP. If a Cue Number is specified, only that single, specific transition STOPs, leaving all others unchanged. 02 STOP optional; required if Q_list is sent 00 delimiter optional; required if Q_path is sent 00 delimiter optional 03 RESUME Causes STOPped transition(s) to continue running. If no Cue Number is specified, all STOPped transitions RESUME. If a Cue Number is specified, only that transition RESUMEs, leaving all others unchanged. 03 RESUME optional; required if Q_list is sent 00 delimiter optional; required if Q_path is sent 00 delimiter optional 04 TIMED_GO Starts a timed transition or fade to a cue. If no Cue Number is specified, the next cue in numerical sequence GOes. If a Cue Number is specified, that cue GOes. Transitions "run" until complete. Time is Standard Time Specification with subframes (type {ff}), providing anything from "instant" to 24 hour transitions. If a Controlled Device does not support TIMED_GO it should GO instead, ignoring the time data but processing Cue Number data normally. If the transition time desired is the preexisting default cue time, GO should be sent instead of TIMED_GO. Rules for Controlled Devices with multiple Cue Lists are the same as for GO, above. 04 TIMED_GO hr mn sc fr ff Standard Time Specification optional; required if Q_list is sent A3-13
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Instituto de Acústica Profesor Pat
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INDICE v
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2.3.1. Iluminación 29 2.3.1.1. Dim
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ANEXOS 109 ANEXO 1. TEORÍA GENERAL
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RESUMEN El presente trabajo muestra
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1.1. INTRODUCCION El mundo del espe
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CAPITULO 2. REVISIÓN BIBLIOGRÁFIC
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• Show control se refiere a cualq
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máquina dedicada a una determinada
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2.1.3.1. Basados en Eventos. El adm
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En nuestro ejemplo mostrado en deta
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2.2. DISPOSITIVOS CONTROLADORES DEL
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mediante el lenguaje ensamblador MP
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externo. Un programa de control det
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una manera completamente transparen
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La programación es hecha sobre un
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2.2.3.3. Maquina de Control del Sho
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2.3. SISTEMAS INVOLUCRADOS EN UN SI
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un dispositivo controlado. Sin emba
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2.3.1.2. Controladores de Iluminaci
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2.3.1.2.2. Consolas de Iluminación
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Dentro de las luminarias Floodlight
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archivos numerados del 1 al 15 pued
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El 8TraXX también puede ser contro
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CONEXIONES DEL PANEL TRASERO - Alim
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El panel trasero de la AudioBox cue
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estado de los datos. En 1997, QSC d
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Los controladores escénicos mecani
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2.3.4. Sistemas de Proyección [23]
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interfaces que permiten la sincroni
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corriente eléctrica de miliamperio
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2.4. PROTOCOLOS Un protocolo [25] e
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número de proyectores de diapositi
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En esta versión de Show Control, n
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En los anexos se encuentra un diagr
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2.5. FORMAS DE SINCRONIZACIÓN [35]
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diapositivas y en total sincronía
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2.6. SISTEMAS SHOW CONTROL EN EL ME
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ShowProMI DI Sinodial Stage Researc
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genera una nota MIDI que dispara el
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disparado al mismo tiempo el sistem
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La Galería de Historia muestra la
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Page 130 and 131: Decimal points should be separated
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Page 148 and 149: ANEXO 5. ORGANIGRAMAS A.5.1. MENSAJ
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Page 154 and 155: SET nº ¿Read/Write? 1,2,3,4 R/W 4
Page 156 and 157: OPERACIONES BÁSICAS 1. Crossfades
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