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Chapter 65

Version 1.5.6.2

65.1 New Functions

65.1.1 Timecode Simulator

MagicQ now includes a powerful timecode simulator for simulating external timecode when an external timecode source is not

available. In the Setup Window, the simulator is turned on using soft button Y. When the simulator is on, then any received

external timecode is ignored.

The timecode start value can be set by entering a timecode value and pressing the X soft button. The X soft button is also used

to start and stop the timecode running.

Entering a new timecode value whilst the timecode simulator is running will jump directly to the new value and continue running.

Typing * before pressing the X button will restart from the last entered timecode.

65.1.2 Macro Segments

Macros now support fader moves and encoder changes as well as button presses. This enables complete recording and playback

of macro segments. Macro timing and playback now uses a higher resolution internal clock enabling accurate playback of

recorded sequences.

MagicQ optimises fader moves to remove redundant steps.

It is now possible to move steps in the Macro, View Data view press MOVE and then select the source followed by the destination.

Multiple steps can be moved using SHIFT and the cursor keys.

The macro data can be reordered if the times have been changed out of sequence using the REORDER soft button.

The number of macros has been increased to 500.

65.1.3 MagicQ Automation

MagicQ supports an automation system to enable it to automatically respond to both external, internal and timed events. MagicQ

can trigger on external events such as MIDI notes, DMX input, serial input, timecode, and the remote contact input. MagicQ can

also trigger on internal events such as system startup, system shutdown and system powerfail. In addition MagicQ can trigger on

timed (scheduled) events.

MagicQ now supports an Automation Window for managing all of the automated events. The Automation Window supports

multiple events with each event being subject to speciﬁed parameters.

Each event then triggers a particular MagicQ function this can be a function on a Playback, a Cue Stack, a Cue, a Page, a Macro

or a Layout.

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