Gilderfluke&Co Br-miniBrick4 - Manual (Page 10)

If a portion of your show is perfect, and you only want to re-record a small section,
this is easily done with the Br-miniBrick4. Just release the red ʻRecordʼ button during
the sections of the show you want to keep. The data will not be altered. When the red
ʻRecordʼ button is pressed during the portions of the show you want to change, you can
alter the data by pressing (or not) blue ʻDataʼ button.
Setting Operating Modes:
Press and hold the red ʻRecordʼ button. Press the red ʻRecordʼ button five to eight
more times, until you see the green ʻtriggerʼ LED and one of the four output indicators
flashing a two short / one long pattern:
a. Output 0 & ʻtriggerʼ LEDs: Play once, no step
b. Output 1 & ʻtriggerʼ LEDs: Play once, steppable
c. Output 2 & ʻtriggerʼ LEDs: looping, no step
d. Output 3 & ʻtriggerʼ LEDs: looping, steppable
Press and hold the red ʻRecordʼ button for three seconds to lock in the desired oper-
ating mode.
A show that is set to ʻplay onceʼ will only play when triggered, and then stop and wait
for the next trigger. A ʻloopingʼ show will start playing at PowerUp, and loop back to itself
at its end. It loops until powered down.
A show that is set to ʻno stepʼ will not allow another show to be started once it has
been started. This is used to keep shows from being re-triggered repeatedly. It is used if
your show is started by a step pad, motion sensor, or other device which will send addi-
tional ʻstartʼ pulses before the show has run its course.
A shortcut to stop the Br-miniBrick4 playing or exit any ʻprogrammingʼ mode is to
release the red ʻRecordʼ button and quickly press the blue ʻDataʼ button three times.
This stops any show which was playing.
Gilderfluke & Co.• 205 South Flower Street • Burbank, California 91502 • 818/840-9484 • 800/776-5972 • fax 818/840-9485
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