Getting Started; Site Requirements - Philips 64331 Operation Manual

Operations Manual
FD/ST TIME
The Fader Time is available when the indicator is red. The Step Time is available when the indicator is yellow.
Moving the Step Rate fader allows for a time to be set and stored in an FX stack. It is also possible to set times
manually for all functions at any time.
Start/Stop
Used to activate or deactivate any of the FX1-12 stacks.
GO/STEP
Used to manually run through the steps in an activated FX stack.
SOLO
Sets the flash buttons under the faders to Solo mode, only that faders contents will flash to full when the flash button
is pushed.
Preset A and Preset B Faders
Used to manually fade between A bank of faders or B bank of faders in Two Preset mode. Used to fade between
stored A or B and preset faders in Single Preset mode.
Flash Level Fader
The maximum output level that will be output when a flash button is pushed.
Step Rate Fader
Allow for the setting of Fade Times or Step rates.
GrandMaster
The master fader controller of intensity output for the console, it is always active.
Note: CONVENTIONS - When a key is referred to in the manual it will be in capital letters. For instance RECORD
would refer to the record button. A softkey command on the LCD screen will be written contained inside "". So for
instance the "Enter" would refer to a softkey option available on the LCD screen. For operational information, refer to
"CONSOLE BASIC OPERATION" on page 12.

3. Getting Started

After unpacking the console and checking that you have all the included items shipped with your console (refer to
"Included Items" on page 4 for details), you may begin connecting your 200 Plus Series Console to power and
lighting system.

Site Requirements

The 200 Plus Series Console requires a sturdy, flat surface for installation (unless the unit is to be rack mounted - see
"Product Care" on page 11 for information). The surface should be able to support the weight of the console and
should provide suitable ventilation. Also, the site should be clean (i.e. absent of any construction dust or debris) and
dry. Before setting up, ensure that the installation site meets these requirements. For operational and space
requirements, refer to "TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS" on page 72.
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INTRODUCTION