If you wanted to simply emulate a Go button press with the same MIDI Note command, you can do this through
programming a Macro.
Firstly, program a macro that presses your Go button. You can do this by tapping RECORD MACRO x ENTER
(where x is an empty macro number) -> Keys -> Press your Playback's Go button -> MACRO. Now, view anempty
playback, and program an empty cue. Go into this cue's settings -> Macros... -> Macro Add -> Choose yourMacro
-> OK -> OK. Now, whenever you send a MIDI Note 1 command and you are viewing this playback with a single
macro trigger, it will emulate a Go button press of your main cue stack.
Playbacks
MIDI Notes controls playback levels which are mixed HTP with physical fader positions to control the level of the
playback. Velocity information from the Note-On messages is used to determine the fade up time, and velocity
information from the Note-Off commands is used to determine the fade down time. MIDI Note 0, will trigger playback 1,
and so on. Notes are therefore mapped 0:1 with playbacks. Velocity of 0 will not trigger the playback. A velocity of 1
will give a 5 second fade time to full, and as the velocity is increased, this will shorten the fade time, until you reach a
velocity of 127 which will Snap.
CAN
ZerOS Servers are available in CAN variants. ZerOS Servers with CAN are able to accept iCAN triggers from
architectural lighting networks, to control DMX lighting networks.
This is done using the green phoenix connector on the rear of the server. If your ZerOS Server has a blanking plate
instead of a green iCAN connector, CAN settings will be hidden from the Triggers tab of Setup.
CAN will be enabled by default on ZerOS Servers with CAN. When
enabled various iCAN settings can be changed.
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