Gilderfluke&Co Sd-25 Audio Repeaters w/Amplifier - Manual (Page 9)

Option #9: DipSwitch #9: Unsteppable. When on,
additional start commands to the Sd-25 will be ig-
nored until the currently playing triggered SoundFile
has completed.
Mode 11 / on/off/off/off/on
Single trigger with mute/reshuffle on ʻaʼ
Fade to -6dB on ʻbʼ
Mode 12 / off/on/off/off/on
Single trigger with mute/reshuffle on ʻaʼ
Fade to -12dB on ʻbʼ
Mode 13 / on/on/off/off/on
Single trigger with mute/reshuffle on ʻaʼ
Fade to -24dB on ʻbʼ
Mode 14 / off/off/on/off/on
Single trigger with mute/reshuffle on ʻaʼ
Fade to muted on ʻbʼ
Input ʻaʼ plays ALL of the SoundFiles on the Sd-25
(SoundFiles 1 through ??) on each successive but-
ton press. Firmware versions before v1.27 will loop
a single SoundFile on sustained ʻaʼ input closures.
Firmware versions after v1.27 will loop through ALL
the SoundFiles on the Sd card on sustained ʻaʼ input
closures.
A ʻshortʼ pulse (more than 1/8 second, but less than
1/4 second) on input ʻbʼ ʻreshufflesʼ the ʻPlayListʼ
triggered by the ʻaʼ input. A longer closure on input
ʻbʼ ramps the audio down -6dB from full volume
when activated. The only difference among the next
three modes is the ʻmutedʼ volume level the ʻbʼ input
selects.
Options:
Option #1: DipSwitches #6 and #7 are used to se-
lect the speed at which the audio ramps in/out.
Option #8: DipSwitch #8: Randomizer. When on,
SoundFiles are played in random order, rather than
sequentially.
Option #9: DipSwitch #9: Unsteppable. When on,
additional start commands to the Sd-25 will be ig-
nored until the currently playing triggered SoundFile
has completed.
(Firmware version 1.17 or later) When set to any of
these four modes, SoundFile requests made
through the serial port will be stored up to ten deep,
if you try to start any SoundFile while an unsteppa-
ble SoundFile file is already playing.
Mode 15 / on/off/on/off/on
Two PlayLists
This mode divides all of the SoundFiles into two
evenly sized ʻPlayListsʼ.
Input ʻaʼ triggers SoundFiles from the first half, and
input ʻbʼ triggers SoundFiles from the second half.
There must be at least two SoundFiles on the Sd-25
for this mode. If there is an odd number of Sound-
Files, then the second PlayList (triggered by the ʻbʼ
input) will have one more SoundFile than the first
PlayList (triggered by ʻaʼ input).
Options:
Option #2: The one SoundFile that is selected will
loop as long as the input stays active (only on Firm-
ware version 1.16 or later): unless DipSwitch #6 or
DipSwitch #7 are on.
Option #6: DipSwitch #6: (Firmware version 1.16
or later) When on, the SoundFile will only play once
(no looping).
Option #7: DipSwitch #7: (Firmware version 1.16
or later) When on, input ʻaʼ will loop through the first
half of the SoundFiles as long as the input stays ac-
tive. Input ʻbʼ loops through the second half of the
SoundFiles as long as the input stays active.
Option #8: DipSwitch #8: Randomizer. When on,
SoundFiles are played in random order, rather than
sequentially.
Option #9: DipSwitch #9: Unsteppable. When on,
additional start commands to the Sd-25 will be ig-
nored until the currently playing triggered SoundFile
has completed.
Mode 16 / off/on/on/off/on
Two PlayLists, with looping background SoundFile
Like Mode 15, except that the Sd-25 will loop the
first SoundFile on the card whenever it isnʼt playing
a triggered SoundFile.
This mode divides all of the SoundFiles into two
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