CAN Virtual Areas
The iCAN protocol sends "Area" number commands and "Scene" number commands. Areas can be mapped to
Macros, the Grand Master, or Playbacks.
Grand Master
The Grand Master can be assigned a virtual Area Number from the Triggers tab of Setup. Scene Modify messagescan
be used to alter the current Grandmaster level (Latest Takes Precedence with the physical fader).
Macros
Macros can be assigned a virtual Area Number. Macros will be triggered when receiving the relative Scene Number
from within the defined Area (Scene 1 = Macro 1 etc.). The Macro Virtual Area can be set in the Triggers tab of Setup.
Playbacks
Each Playback has the option of adding a CAN Virtual Area. This can be added once at least one cue has been
recorded into a Playback. To map an area number to a playback, go into the playback settings.
To open the settings of a playback press and hold Setup and tap the
playback's button. Then choose Advanced from the top and enter a
number into ‘CAN Virtual Area’.
Scene messages will trigger the relative cue within that stack (Scene 1
= Cue 1 etc.).
Select Next Scene and Get Current Scene commands are also
supported. If an Alarm Set is received, Cue 132 will be triggered. If an
Alarm Clear is received, Cue 1 will be triggered.
An Area number of 0 means the playback will not be triggered by iCAN.
Virtual Source Controller
ZerOS Server can be configured to emulate a Source Controller. This allows DMX from ZerOS Server to be controlled
as ‘physical channels’ of one or more virtual source controllers. Normal source controller operations of programming
and outputting scenes are supported.
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