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Devices| hard disk storage | 80 GB |
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| cd-rom drive speed | 32x |
Inputs| midi connections | 4 |
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| external computer link | 2 USB |
| modem speed | 56 k |
Audio Output| number of outputs | 3 |
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| audio output impedance | 600 ohm |
| sample rates | 5kHz to 44.1 kHz |
Power| power voltage | 120 / 240 ACV selectable |
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| power consumption | < 400 W |
Mechanical| mechanical dimensions | 19” x 7” x 18.25” |
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| weight | 12 lb |
| material | Black powder coat aluminum |
Provides an overview of the CS-3 Control Station's purpose and capabilities.
Details the initial steps and components required to begin using the CS-3.
Describes the components and functions visible on the front of the CS-3 unit.
Details the various ports and connectors located on the back of the CS-3 unit.
Explains how to connect MIDI devices for show control and timing.
Details the audio output connections for commentary and descriptions.
Describes setting up the wireless router for PDA communication.
Explains how to connect a video monitor for slide display.
Covers establishing a remote access connection via modem.
Details how to connect the unit to a power source.
Explains connections for essential input and display peripherals.
Guides on formatting and saving audio files for the CS-3.
Details the procedure for transferring audio, PPT, and cue files to the CS-3.
Explains the functions of buttons on the CS-3 front panel.
Outlines the software installation for remote control.
Describes establishing remote access via a modem connection.
Initial steps for using the CS-3 software interface.
How to create new rehearsal files for various media types.
Introduction to the system's utility functions.
Accessing and configuring CS-3 main settings.
Viewing system logs and network connection status.
Displaying currently loaded cue and presentation files.
Configuring sound card assignments for audio playback.
Mapping MIDI ports to specific input assignments.
Choosing timing files for shows and presentations.
Configuring MIDI loopback tests and video offset adjustments.
Setting the interval for creating new SMPTE time code cues.
Filtering and tracking specific MIDI information for each port.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new rehearsal sequence.
Instructions for running and advancing through a rehearsal.
Using buttons like 'Oops' and 'Show Over' during rehearsal.
Understanding the default naming format for created cue files.
Using tools for sending MIDI cues and testing system synchronization.
Creating cue files from recorded rehearsal data.
Remote desktop view of CS-3 front panel controls.
Monitoring SMPTE input running time for cue synchronization.
Explains Nexus software's role in connecting CS-3 and PDAs.
Understanding connection status and PDA/CS-3 states.
Viewing connection logs and network IP addresses.
Inputting and sending live text messages to PDAs.
Using Nexus C for rehearsals without affecting live performance.
Steps to convert PowerPoint presentations for PDA use on SD cards.
Initial setup and charging instructions for the PDA.
How to turn on, connect, and navigate the PDA.
Accessing the PDA's setup menu upon startup.
Configuring PDA unit type, cue, and output settings.
Setting PDA to 'A', 'B', or 'No Cue' and outputting slides, audio, or text.
Controlling PDA display indicators and audio volume.
Adjusting backlight duration, rehearsal password, and screen brightness.
Configuring how the PDA connects to the CS-3.
Setting up automatic connection to the strongest WiFi signal.
Configuring SSID and IP for semi-automatic connection.
Manually configuring network settings for connection.
Specifying the CS-3's IP address for manual connection.
Understanding assigned IP address and subnet mask.
Viewing nearby and authorized wireless networks and signal strength.
Accessing rehearsal, demo, and system administration functions.
Running rehearsals, demonstrations, and system checks.
Accessing system administration functions.
Initiating a rehearsal session from the PDA.
Selecting rehearsal type and entering the administrator password.
Methods for advancing slides and audio during a timed rehearsal.
Procedures for exiting rehearsals with or without saving.
Using silent rehearsal and demo modes for testing.
Accessing Pocket PC programs and performing unit resets.
Details the function for future software updates.
Guidelines for distributing units and patron information.
Procedures for unit distribution, return, and charging.
Details storage, MIDI, and computer link specifications.
Information on audio output capabilities and signal quality.
Details VGA, keyboard, mouse, data, and power requirements.
Information on physical dimensions, weight, and finish.
