Gilderfluke&Co Sd-50 Audio & Show Controllers - Manual (Page 43)

Defaults for Sd-50/0s, Sd-50/8s and Sd-50/40s
Although almost everything can be adjusted on a Sd-50/xx, almost all applications will be able to use
the ‘default’ settings. There are a number of ways to get a Sd-50/xx to load to the default settings:
a)
In the ‘Mp3 Config.exe’ program, you can select the type of player you are using from the ‘player type’
menu at the top of the window. Under the Edit menu, select ‘Reset Everything to defaults’. Save the new
configuration to the Sd/MMC flash card you will be using. When you move this Sd/MMC flash card to the
Sd-50/xx, it will load this configuration.
b)
If you have a Sd/MMC flash card inserted in the Sd-50/xx, but that card does not have a Sd-50.cfg file on
it, the Sd-50/xx will create a default audio configuration. These defaults will only affect the .Mp3/.wav
player. The settings for the animation playback can be adjusted from using GilderTerm through the Sd-50/
xx’s serial port. Once you have entered the configuration mode for the Sd-50/xx, you can select the ‘reload
defaults’ command to reload the defaults for the animation playback too. Changes you make in the configu-
ration through the serial port and GilderTerm will ‘stick’ until you change them again, or you insert a card
with a Sd-50.cfg file loaded on it. The Sd-50/xx will load any Sd-50.cfg file as soon as it finds one.
Sd-50/0 (audio only) Defaults
Volume to defaults . All sounds do nothing at end . Play Lists unused. Amplifier Enabled . The Animation ‘Virtual’
Audio Trigger Input which is used to trigger SoundFiles from the Show Control data is entirely unused (all bits set to
‘Unused’).
The ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs set as following:
a)
If there are Zero SoundFiles in the Sounds folder, the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs is set as follows:
The ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs are unused. All bits set to ‘Unused’.
b)
If there are between one and eight SoundFiles in the Sounds folder, the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs is set
for ‘Direct Selection’ of the SoundFiles: Bit #0=SoundFile 1, bit #1=SoundFile 2, bit #2=SoundFile
3, bit #3=SoundFile 4, bit #4=SoundFile 5, bit #5=SoundFile 6, bit #6=SoundFile 7, bit #7=Sound-
File 8.
b.1)
If seven or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #7 becomes
‘Stop Now’.
b.2)
If six or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #6 becomes full
mute in one second on closing, and unmute in one second upon opening.
b.3)
If five or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #5 becomes half
mute in one second on closing, and unmute in one second upon opening.
b.4)
If four or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #4 becomes un-
mute in one second on closing.
b.5)
If three or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #3 becomes
mute in one second on closing.
b.6)
If two or less SoundFiles are found, then the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs bit #2 becomes half
mute in one second on closing.
c)
If there are nine or more SoundFiles in the Sounds folder, the ‘" J6’ Trigger Inputs is set for binary
selection of the SoundFiles: Bits 0-? are used to binary address the available SoundFiles.
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