Meyer Sound Matrix3 manual Enable Cue 0 CueMixer, Button Overlay, Set Mode, Button Debounce

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CueMixer Setup

Note

Do not confuse User A button with User A mode. User A button fires a single cue when pressed. When you enter User A mode (LED next to user A button is ON), then you have the use of the bottom two rows of buttons on the CueMixer available to fire cues. (see “Set User A Mode” below.)

Enable Cue 0 CueMixer

Enables the CueMixer User A and User B buttons to send Cue id 0.

There is not a way to set the User button to Off. It must have a cue number assigned. In order to allow you to keep the User button from firing a cue, you can program the CueMixer not to send cue id 0 and then make sure that the User buttons are assigned to cue id 0.

Button Overlay

Button overlays provide a way of having any button execute a cue in addition to the standard function for that button. With the current firmware and software release you can not disable the normal button function.

Set Mode

Sets the CueMixer mode.

Button Debounce

Button Debounce is used to keep a single button press from repeating the command. This can happen when the switch contact “bounces”. Normally the hardware circuit would suppress this problem, but under some conditions it can occur. During the Debounce interval the button is ignored.

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Contents CueMixer Matrix3 Audio Show Control SystemPage Page Page Table of Contents Page CueMixer Setup Connecting the CueMixerRS-422 Serial Cable DIP Switch Settings CueMixer RS-422 ConnectionPinPurpose Page CueMixer Controls System MasterSelect Shift ModeModes CueMixer Shift ExamplesReturn to Start Transport ButtonsChannel Pages Skip BackIsolate MuteUser Buttons CueMixer Setup Programming CueMixer FunctionsEnable Console Modes Enable EQ/Trim ModesEnable Misc Console Modes Assign User A/B CuesButton Overlay Enable Cue 0 CueMixerSet Mode Button DebounceUser a Mode Print Button Assignments User a ModeUser a Mode Select Set Port on LX-300Page Using the CueMixer Mixing with Virtual GroupsExecuting Cues with User a Buttons Page CueMixer Details Basic OperationChanging Reference First Row of LEDsFirst Row of Buttons Second Row of LEDs Second Row of ButtonsWhen EQ is Active EQ Fader FunctionsFader Fader Function Mute Function Fourth Row of LEDs Third Row of LEDsThird Row of Buttons Fourth Row of ButtonsPage Troubleshooting Service and TroubleshootingService Problem SolutionVerification and Minor Adjustment Fader CreepTrim Adjustment Locations Board T1 Fader Resetting Trim Adjustments Fader Board
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