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on September 12, 2015 | Marketing Team

1	Local ActuatorsActivate lights on connected units Green (Next) Yellow (Screen blank) Red (Back)
2	LIGHTControl brightness. Hi. Lo. Off.
3	SOUNDControl speaker volume: Hi. Lo. Off. Selected sound cue is still delivered through headphone jack when speaker is off..

4	SELECTUnique sound cues for Next, Back, Screen blank.Check l lA brief local alertCommand ll l...Intrusive promptAnnounce ll... ll...Melodic note group
5	AUTO COMMANDEngage or disengage USB connection to either or both computers without rebooting. Remotely control presentation software.
6	YELLOW LIGHTCorresponds to screen blank. Light stays on until any key is pressed.

1	CHANNELSet for multi-unit proximate use. 16 channels available. Match channel on cue light and actuator.
2	RJ45 JackFor cue light interconnections with Cat 5 cable
3	XLR JackFor cue light interconnections using microphone (XLR) cable.
4	Sound Volume ControlAdjusts volume of cue light sound to 3.5 mm side jack (No 6) and to 4-pin side XLR jack for belt-pack intercom headset. (Note: Does not affect volume of communications to the headset.)
6	Output 3.5 mm Headset Jack Stereo jack outputs programmable sounds that correspond to Forward, Back and Screen Blank commands.
6	Output XLR Headset Jack Output to beltpack intercom headset with cue light sounds combined with unchanged intercom communications.

7	Slave-Master SwitchWhen two or more cue lights are connected by wire (Cat-5 or XLR cable, set one cue light as "Master" and the other(s) as "Slave." Only the Master cue light receives the trnasmitter's signal.
8	USB PORTSFor direct computer connection. Cue light sends commands “Right Arrow,” “Left Arrow” and “B” via keyboard emulation, thus preserving mouse functionality.Note: These keystrokes are programmable. See Cue Light Programmer to download programmer application.
9	Power JackUse DSan-supplied 12V power supply (center pin +).
10	MONITOR AUDIO INPUTAccepts stereo 3.5 mm phono plug. Allows operator to monitor stage presentation. Cue light sounds may be combined with this input
11	HEADPHONE OUTPUTOperates independently of onboard speaker. Combines cue sounds with audio input with matched volume.

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