Recent content by JohnA

I have been using Multiplay for dance recitals and school talent shows for about 6 years. I find the "time remaining" feature of great value during show conditions, as a way to stay focused on what is on stage, while preparing for the next group. The program also allows me to make non...

I absolutely agree with your "Bottom line" comment, and have encountered this in every school where I have been a contracted outside consultant.

FWIW The large electrolytic capacitor in jpeg4 looks like it is bulging at the top. I would replace it while you have access to that pc board.

Here is the link to the ETC Analog Address System: https://support.etcconnect.com/ETC/Architectural/AAS_(Analog_Address_System)/Analog_Address_(AAS)_User_Manual/AAS_Slider_stationsThe attached .png image is directly from that page. This is identical to the OP picture -- it has the faders and...

Again, the OP has an Analog Architectural System. I would ask you to take a closer look at the DAS pic that has the faders; the layout of the panel face is different than the OP pic.

That is an Analog Architectural Controller (AAS) wall station, manufactured by ETC. The installation I worked in had 2 of these that were installed in 1992. They were tied into an L86 dimmer rack and were programmed through an access panel on the front of the L86. There was no additional grey...

Thanks for that great information!

I have found this a very informative thread. Please explain these terms, as I primarily do theatrical lighting: "The flags (singles, doubles, silks, cookies, etc)" will let you control the flavor of the light while preserving the qualities you need.-Thank you

Please note, the correct URL from post #23 is www.screenlightandgrip.com

+1 for this app. I use it all the time. Easy to set up and use.

Getting back to the basics here....the OP says he has a O/600 CONSOLE, but no mention of the processor or any other required electronics. Could this be the issue?

My other background is in Emergency Medical Services. The audible alarm on the AED serves both as an alert mechanism for event staff and also a theft deterrent. These expensive and very portable devices are typically in a cabinet in a public area. They have to be easily found and accessed--but...

Going back to DanH's comment on the availability of midi to add additional control: Has anyone ACTUALLY used one of these midi devices? I would be interested in which one; along with real world outcomes, both pro and con.

That's all I was doing--nothing cryptic.

FYI - IGBT: That's an INSULATED Gate Bipolar Transistor