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13 PANEL BUZZER (OFF/ON/ERR ONLY)
Enables or disables the panel buzzer. ‘Off’ is completely off. ‘On’ is on for both
error messages, and register changes like Marks and Learns. ‘Err Only’ is on for
error messages only, off for everything else.
14 PRESERVE LOOP CHA (OFF/ON)
When this item is turned on, a loop which is playing on channel A will not be
disturbed by a register recall. The loop will continue to play until it is explicitly
stopped. If the item is off, recalling a register will abort the loop, and cue the ddr to
the new time, if the new register has an intime for the looping channel. If no intime,
the loop will continue (starting with software version 3.2), even if Preserve Loop is
not turned on.
15 PRESERVE LOOP CH B Same as above for the other channels
16 PRESERVE LOOP CH C
17 PRESERVE LOOP CH D
18 DEVICE NUM FOR A = (00-23, --)
Sets PBUS device number (ID) for the A device. This machine will respond when
this number matches the device number sent from the switcher. For commands
involving multiple machines, if the device number(s) from the switcher match any of
the enabled machines, the commands will be sent to all enabled machines. Setting
this item to ‘—‘ assigns no device number to channel A, and disables Pbus control of
this channel (unless ganged).
19 DEVICE NUM FOR B = Same as above for the other channels
20 DEVICE NUM FOR C =
21 DEVICE NUM FOR D =
22 CH A STATUS (CHECKED / IGNORED)
23 CH B STATUS (CHECKED / IGNORED)
24 CH C STATUS (CHECKED / IGNORED)
25 CH D STATUS (CHECKED / IGNORED)
These cause the TDC-100 to either check or ignore the status returned from the
machine. If checked, the controller will make sure a machine is present before
trying to cue it, and will wait until cued before rolling in play (if a cueup command has
been issued). If set to IGNORE, the controller will send the commands regardless of
what the machine is doing. It may be useful to set one or more of these to
IGNORED if a machine is powered down, or disconnected. This would allow you to
rehearse your effects without modifying the registers. These menu items are set to
‘CHECKED’ each time the TDC-100 is powered up, and this is the setting that
should normally be used.
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