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  1. Do your show controllers sync to SMPTE and EBU timecode?Do your show controllers sync to SMPTE and EBU timecode?
    Yes! Our V16Pro can Sync to incoming SMPTE. It can also generate SMPTE based on external blackburst or C-Sync.For our V16, V4 and V2 controllers, our SMPTE Machine allows sequences in any of our s ...
  2. Can I use a SMPTE Machine or Binloop with an AMX or other controller?Can I use a SMPTE Machine or Binloop with an AMX or other controller?
    Possibly. The SMPTE Machine can be controlled in 3 possible ways - RS-232, Midi, or Contact Closures. To control the SMPTE Machine via RS-232, your controller must be able to speak 9-bit RS-2 ...
  3. How do I control my SMPTE Machine with and external RS-232 or MIDI device?How do I control my SMPTE Machine with and external RS-232 or MIDI device?
    The SMPTE Machine can accept MIDI show control protocol messages through either its MIDI port or its Port 2 RS-232 connector. Refer to the SMPTE Machine MIDI protocol document for complete detail ...
  4. Does the SMPTE Machine support Video Interval Timecode (VITC)?Does the SMPTE Machine support Video Interval Timecode (VITC)?
    Unfortunately, it does not currently support VITC.
  5. How do I synchronize a SMPTE Machine to MIDI Timecode?How do I synchronize a SMPTE Machine to MIDI Timecode?
    Set Jumper W1 to SMPTESet Jumpers W2 and W3 to MIDIOpen WinScriptSelect from the menu "Configuration" -> "SMPTE"Select "SMPTE is used in this Script..."Select Device Type "SMPTE Machine"Select ...
  6. Can I use a V16 Pro/V4 Pro in a live show?Can I use a V16 Pro/V4 Pro in a live show?
    Absolutely.  The V16 Pro/V4 Pro uses the WinScript Live programming software which allows you to connect to the controller and make changes without affecting the running show.  This can ...
  7. What is the difference between the V4 Pro and V16 Pro?What is the difference between the V4 Pro and V16 Pro?
    The V16 Pro has a total of 16 serial ports (either RS-232 or 422) and a SMPTE input/output.The V4 Pro has 4 serial ports and it does not have a SMPTE input or output.Both products have 2 Ethernet ...
  8. What is the difference between the LightCue and DMX Machine?What is the difference between the LightCue and DMX Machine?
    The LightCue is a DMX recorder/player.  It records the output of a DMX console and stores the DMX data for playback (triggered by SMPTE timecode, voltage/contact closures, or RS-232 commands) ...
  9. Does the DVM2 lock to SMPTE or EBU timecode?Does the DVM2 lock to SMPTE or EBU timecode?
    No. In order to use timecode in your show, you must record timecode onto one of the audio channels in the material for the DVM2. Other equipment can then lock to this timecode if they need to be s ...
  10. HD-SDI Cable LengthHD-SDI Cable Length
    The limiting factor in cable length has less to do with the DVMHD-Pro output, but more related to the display device (or cable equalizer) at the receive end. Assuming a high-quality input circuit ...
  11. What products do the protocol files support for serial communications from your show controllers?What products do the protocol files support for serial communications from your show controllers?
    The V16+, V4+, V2+, Interactivator, IO64 and DMX Machine are all programmed using WinScript, a Windows front end. You can create the protocol for almost any serial devices by typing in a simple t ...
  12. How closely can I synchronize tracks in a Digital Binloop?How closely can I synchronize tracks in a Digital Binloop?
    Using a synchronized play command, or triggering a group of Reproducers from a SMPTE or EBU timecode trigger, the audio tracks will be synchronized to the sample.
  13. Can the Binloop be responsible for syncing all the equipment in a venue?Can the Binloop be responsible for syncing all the equipment in a venue?
    The Binloop controller card is, essentially, a SMPTE Machine, so you don't need both a SMPTE Machine and a Binloop. Most installations don't need SMPTE at all, even if the show media was designed ...
  14. How do I control the Binloop using RS232?How do I control the Binloop using RS232?
    If you're using an Alcorn Show Controller simply select the Digital Binloop as the protocol for the serial port you have connected to the Binloop. If you need to serially control the Binloop ...
  15. How do I read from SMPTE input?How do I read from SMPTE input?
    Make sure that Jumper W4 directly behind the buttons on the Controller Card is set to SMPTE.  The Controller Card is located behind the left front panel on the 16 slot Binloop or behind the r ...
  16. How do I synchronize multiple Binloops?How do I synchronize multiple Binloops?
    To synchronize multiple Binloops you must first have an external video sync source such as a Horita BSG-50 connected to each Binloop.  Then, select one Binloop to be the master and configure ...
  17. What is the difference between the Play command and the SPlay (Synchronous Play) command?What is the difference between the Play command and the SPlay (Synchronous Play) command?
    The simple answer is that 'Play' is not intended for applications where you want to synchronize multiple channels of video.  To the Binloop, a 'Play' command means "Play this file as soon as ...
  18. How do I get my LightCue to chase SMPTE or EBU timecode?How do I get my LightCue to chase SMPTE or EBU timecode?
    In order for the LightCue to chase timecode, you must do the following: 1) Timecode must be present and active during the recording process. Make sure that you roll timecode before starting th ...