Show Control 465
System commands allow you to specify specific MIDI Show Control messages that can be
received and interpreted by the console. While any MIDI Show Control command that matches
the configured Device ID will be executed normally, this type of event setup allows you to
respond to messages sent to different device IDs, or take additional actions based on a show
control command.
The MIDI data that is expected to be received is shown in the CIA and changes as you select
event parameters. When finished configuring the system event, press {OK} to store the event.
Otherwise, press {Cancel} to undo the changes.
Message Structure
Please see
Hexadecimal and MIDI Show Control Formatting
for more information on the show
control message structures.
Options
The following options are available:
{Commands}
Go, Stop, Resume - represents triggering a cue, stopping a cue, and resuming a cue,
respectively. The following fields are available:
Device ID - the MIDI Show Control device ID that should respond to the message
List ID - the cue list
ID - the cue number
Set - represents controlling a fader. The following fader targets are available:
Subs
Grandmaster
Master Fader Up - the level of the Up fader on the master playback pair
Master Fader Down - the level of the Down fader on the master playback pair
The following fields are available for the fader targets:
Device ID – the MIDI Show Control device ID that should respond to the message
ID (subs only) – the number of the submaster fader
Level – the specified level of the fader from 0-100% (0-127 decimal, 00-7F hex)
Fire – represents executing a macro. The following fields are available:
Device ID – the MIDI Show Control device ID that should respond to the message
ID - the macro number to be fired
Creating a MIDI Event List and Event
Open the Show Control Display
[Displays]>[More SK]>{Show Control}
Create a new Event List and choose the Network type
<Event> [6] [/] {Type} {Network} [Enter]
Enable the list to respond to {External} sources
<Event> [6] [/] {External} [Enter]
Creating a Note On Event
Create a new event and open the MIDI String configuration screen
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