Specifications

REFERENCE MANUAL

NSI CORPORATION MC 24/48 Version 1.03

-Numbers & Symbols-

[.] Decimal Point

Location: Data keypad

Use the Decimal Point [.] hard key to insert up to nine additional cues between whole number cues by

assigning them decimal values. You can use decimal values in cue, effect, delay, or follow times. You can

also use the decimal point as a character in a name.

(1 TO 1)

Location: [S6] in PATCH

Use the (1 TO 1) soft key to set a "unity patch" where channel 1 controls dimmer 1, channel 2 controls

dimmer 2. If the number of dimmers is greater than the number of channels, then the channel assignments

will wrap and repeat. For Example, 96 channels and 192 dimmers: Channels 1 through 96 would control

Dimmer 1 through 96 respectively. Dimmer 97 would be assigned to Channel 1 and so forth.

When selected the user will see an Option Menu appear. It will give the options of Cancel. Set ALL 1 to 1

or the ability to set only a specific output port 1 to 1.

-A-

(A/B)

Location: [S3] in PLAYBACK alternate value (C/D)

The upper portion of the PLACKBACK display shows the most recent list of cues. To the far left appears

a small "A/B", "C/D" or "A/D". This denotes the last executed cue. If you do not see the "A/B" next to a

pressing the (A/B) soft key will scroll the cue display to show what cue is being displays from the A/B

playback fader. If the symbol is "A/D" it mean the SAME cue number was last played on both the A/B and

C/D playback faders. After pressing, the soft key toggles to display (A/B)