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• eGalax Touchkit
• eTurboTouch CT-410/510/700
• 3M/Microtouch EX II series
• ITM
• PanJit TouchSet
• eTurboTouch
• Gunze AHL61
• DMC TSC-10/25
• IRTOUCHSYSTEMS/UNITOP
• IdealTEK URTC1000
• General Touch
• GoTop Super_Q2/GogoPen/PenPower tablets
• JASTEC USB touch controller/DigiTech DTR-02U
• Zytronic capacitive touchscreen
• NEXIO/iNexio
MagicQ Compact consoles do not support multi touch touch screens.
MagicQ will show any detected touch screens in Setup, View System, View Monitors.
42.6.3 Configuring an external Touch Screen
To configure an external serial touch screen:
• In Setup, Vew Settings, Ports set Serial Remote Protocol to one of Ideal Touch, Pro Touch, A1 Touch, Elo Touch.
• In Setup, Vew Settings, Ports set Serial baud rate, parity, data bits, stops buts. If in doubt set baud rate to 9600, data to 8 bits,
stop bits to 1 and no parity.
• Select the Serial Touch Monitor to the monitor the serial touch is associated with.
• Press ALT + CNTRL + SHIFT together to enter board test mode. Moving a finger around the edge of the screen should report
incrasing/decreasing X,Y values in the Status Window.
• Exit board test mode (ALT + CNTRL + SHIFT).
• Go to Setup, View Settings and select Calibrate Touch. Press 1 to confirm.
• Now press the X on the external touch screen in the four different positions as requested. Do not press on any other monitors
except the one being calibrated.
To configure an external USB touch screen:
• Set up the Touch Type in Setup, View Settings, Monitors. Start with Normal or eGalax.
• If a touch screen is detected then it will show up in the Touch Status field.
• Press ALT + CNTRL + SHIFT together to enter board test mode. Moving a finger around the edge of the screen should report
incrasing/decreasing X,Y values in the Status Window.
- MagicQ User Manual 1
- MagicQ User Manual ii 2
- Contents 3
- Introduction 30
- 1.2 MagicQ Pro Series 31
- 1.3 MagicQ Compact Series 33
- 1.5 Plugging Up 33
- 1.6 DMX Connections 34
- 1.7 Powering Up 34
- 1.8 Powering Down 34
- 1.9 Resetting the Console 34
- 1.10 Power Supply Protection 35
- 1.12 Safety Information 35
- Chapter 2 36
- MagicQ User Manual 9 / 355 38
- MagicQ User Manual 10 / 355 39
- MagicQ User Manual 11 / 355 40
- MagicQ User Manual 12 / 355 41
- MagicQ User Manual 13 / 355 42
- 2.5 MagicQ on Mac 43
- MagicQ User Manual 15 / 355 44
- 2.6 MagicQ on Linux 45
- Using MagicQ on PCs and Macs 46
- 3.2 Technician Test Fixture 47
- 3.3 Demo Shows 48
- 3.4 Touch View 49
- 3.5 Playback mode 49
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- MagicQ Concepts 51
- 4.3 Cues 52
- 4.4 Cue Stacks 53
- 4.5 Playbacks 53
- 4.6 Pages 53
- 4.8 Window Layouts 54
- 4.9 Shift Functions 54
- 4.10 The Programmer 54
- 4.11 Help 54
- MagicQ Layout 55
- 5.1.2 Windows 56
- 5.1.3 Head Control 57
- 5.1.4 Editor Buttons 57
- 5.3 Common Actions 58
- 5.3.3 Naming items 59
- 5.3.4 Moving items 59
- 5.4 Icons 60
- 5.4.1 Actions on Playbacks 61
- Quick Start 62
- 6.3 Starting a New Show 63
- 6.4 Enabling Outputs 64
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- 6.7 Patching 66
- MagicQ User Manual 38 / 355 67
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- 6.8 Controlling Heads 69
- 6.9 Naming a Group 70
- 6.10 Recalling a Group 70
- 6.12 Locating Heads 71
- 6.13 Modifying Attributes 71
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- 6.14 Recording a Palette 73
- 6.15 Adding in FX 73
- 6.16 Recording a Cue 73
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- 6.19 Saving the Show 75
- 6.20 Playback 75
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- Patching 77
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- 7.4.1 Head Names 80
- 7.4.2 Head Numbers 80
- 7.5 Gel name and number 81
- 7.6 Generating auto groups 81
- 7.7 Multi Element Heads 81
- 7.8 Inverting and Swapping 82
- 7.9 Pan and Tilt Offsets 82
- 7.12 Dimmer curves 83
- 7.13 Testing channels 83
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- 7.17 Patching scrollers 85
- 7.18 Editing Heads 85
- 7.19.1 Copy Head Programming 86
- 7.19.2 Patch Channel Copy 86
- 7.21 Importing Heads 87
- 7.22 Exporting Heads 87
- 7.24 Merging with DMX input 88
- 7.26 Theatre Patch syntax 89
- 7.27 Virtual Dimmers 89
- 7.28 Patch Head Filtering 90
- Setting Intensity levels 91
- 8.2 Using the encoders 92
- 8.3 Using the keypad 92
- 8.4 Multi Element Heads 93
- 8.6 Using Selected Heads 93
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- Controlling Attributes 95
- 9.2.1 Recording a Group 96
- 9.2.2 Naming a Group 96
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- 9.5 Head Macros 98
- 9.6 Locating Heads 98
- 9.7 Modifying Attributes 98
- 9.9 Flip / Mirror 99
- 9.11.1 Single Mode 100
- 9.11.2 Pair 100
- 9.11.3 Odd/Even 100
- 9.11.4 Segments 101
- 9.11.5 All 101
- 9.11.6 Sub selecting Groups 101
- 9.12 Highlight Mode 102
- 9.13 Lowlight function 102
- 9.15 Fan Mode 103
- 9.16 And Only 104
- Palettes 105
- 10.2 Recording Palettes 106
- 10.3 Intensity Palettes 107
- 10.4 Naming Palettes 107
- 10.5 Updating Palettes 107
- 10.8 Linked Palettes 108
- 10.10.1 Using FAN 109
- 10.16 Expanding Palettes 110
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- FX Engine 112
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- 11.1.1 FX Speed & Size 114
- 11.1.2 FX base values 114
- 11.1.3 FX add modes 114
- 11.1.5 FX Parts 115
- 11.1.6 FX Segments 115
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- 11.1.8 Width 118
- 11.1.9 FX fade times 118
- 11.1.10 FX delay times 119
- 11.1.11 Initial spreads 119
- 11.1.13 Flicker FX 119
- 11.1.14 Multiple FX 120
- 11.1.17 Changing FX 120
- 11.2 Generating user FX 121
- 11.3 Editing user FX 121
- 11.4 Palette FX 122
- 11.5 FX colour flicks 122
- 11.6 FX using base colour 122
- 11.7 FX Window 122
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- Programmer 124
- 12.2 Clearing the programmer 125
- 12.4 Recording a Cue 125
- 12.5 Split Cue Times 126
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- 12.5.1.1 Fade Type 127
- 12.7 Snapshot Icons 128
- 12.8 Record Options 128
- 12.8.1 Record Short cuts 129
- 12.8.2 Masking 129
- 12.8.3 Options 129
- 12.9 Active 130
- 12.12 Copy between heads 131
- 12.13 Blind programming 132
- Outputs Windows 133
- 13.2 Intensity View 134
- 13.3 DMX Channels View 134
- 13.4 Movement View 135
- 13.5 Plan View 135
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- 108 / 355 137
- Editing Cues 138
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- 14.5 Editing using Update 140
- 14.7 Copy heads in Cues 140
- Cue Stacks 141
- 15.2 Chase Timing 142
- 15.3 Cue Timing 142
- 15.4 Tracking 143
- 15.4.1 Tracking on MagicQ 144
- 15.5 Cue Only 145
- 15.6 Mark Cues 146
- 15.9 Copying and Moving Cues 147
- 15.10 Linked Cues 147
- 15.12 Cue Stack Defaults 148
- 15.13 Audio Sound FX Cues 148
- 15.14 Cue Stack Macros 148
- 15.15 Timeline 149
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- Playback 151
- 16.3 Fader control 152
- 16.4 Playback Buttons 152
- 16.4.2 Dead Black Out (DBO) 153
- 16.4.3 Add / Swap 153
- 16.4.4 Page Select 153
- 16.4.5 Current Playback 153
- 16.4.7 Manual Control 154
- 16.4.8 Goto 154
- 16.4.9 Manual Split Crossfade 154
- 16.4.10 Rate Sub Master 155
- 16.4.11 Tap to time 155
- 16.4.12 Global Tap to Time 155
- 16.5 Playbacks Window 156
- 16.6 Wing Playbacks Pages 157
- 16.7 Default Cue Stacks 157
- 16.8 Synchronising Playbacks 157
- 16.9 Set lists 158
- Cue Stack Options 159
- 17.2 Buttons 160
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- 17.3 Function 162
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- 17.4 Activate/Release 164
- 17.5 Advanced 165
- 17.6 Chase Options 166
- 17.7 Chase Times 167
- 17.8 Audio 168
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- 17.11 HTP out fade 170
- 17.12 FX (View Defaults Only) 171
- Chapter 18 172
- 18.4 LTP handling 173
- 18.6 Playback Priority 173
- 18.8 Playback Stomping 174
- 18.9.1 Intensity Masters 175
- Live Programming (Busking) 176
- 19.5 Modifying FX parameters 177
- 19.9 Adding in new FX 178
- 19.12 Busking Master 178
- 19.13 Programmer Master 179
- Execute Window 180
- 20.2 Full Screen View 181
- 20.3 Password Protection 181
- 20.4 Automated Start 181
- 20.5 Faders 181
- 20.6 Buttons 182
- 20.7 Button appearance 182
- 20.8 Speed Encoders 182
- 20.9 Attribute Encoders 183
- 20.10 Preload 183
- 20.11 Wallpaper 183
- 20.12 Special Options 183
- 20.12.1 Changing Execute Page 184
- Automation 185
- 21.1.2 Autom Functions 186
- 21.1.3 MIDI events 186
- 21.2 Scheduled Events 187
- 21.4 Keyboard macros 188
- 21.4.2 Keyboard Macro Timing 189
- 21.4.4 In built Macros 189
- LED & Pixel Mapping 190
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- 22.1 Patching LED on MagicQ 192
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- 22.4 Pixel Mapper 194
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- 22.4.2 Media Priority 196
- 22.4.3 Inbuilt Bitmaps 196
- 22.4.4 User Picture Support 197
- 22.4.6 Movie support 197
- 22.4.7 Live feed support 197
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- 22.4.7.2 MagicQ Media Center 198
- 22.4.8 Using text strings 199
- 22.4.9 Text display modes 199
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- 22.4.11 Pixel Map FX 201
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- 22.4.12 Pixel Map Audio FX 206
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- 22.4.14 Colour Mixing 208
- 22.4.15 Apply Type 208
- 22.5 3D Pixel Mapping 209
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- 22.5.2.3 Col Offset 211
- 22.5.2.4 Heightmap 211
- 22.5.3 Full Up and Fill Down 212
- MagicQ User Manual 184 / 355 213
- 22.6 Multi Element Heads 214
- 22.7 Making Grids of Groups 214
- MagicQ User Manual 186 / 355 215
- 187 / 355 216
- Controlling Media Servers 217
- 23.2 Connecting via network 218
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- 23.3.1 MagicHD 220
- 23.3.2 Arkaos 220
- 23.3.3 Catalyst 220
- 23.3.4 Coolux 220
- 23.4 Thumbnail view 221
- 23.5 Live Previews 221
- 23.6 Media Window View 222
- 23.8 Troubleshooting 222
- 23.8.1 CITP (MSEX) live feeds 223
- Head Editor 224
- 24.3 Modifying existing heads 225
- 24.4 Removing old heads 225
- 24.5 General View 225
- 24.5.1 Names 226
- 24.5.2 DMX 226
- 24.5.3 Params 226
- 24.5.4 Options 226
- 24.6 Channels View 227
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- 24.7 Ranges View 230
- 24.8 Palettes View 231
- 24.9 Macros View 232
- 24.10 User Icons 232
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- Curve Editor 235
- 25.2 Editing a curve 236
- 25.3 Setting a dimmer curve 236
- FX Editor 237
- 26.1 View General 238
- 26.2 View Chans 238
- 26.3 Palette FX 238
- Network Manager (SnakeSys) 239
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- 27.5 Output Setup 241
- Networking of MagicQ systems 242
- MagicQ User Manual 214 / 355 243
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- 28.5 Zoning 245
- 28.6.1 Manual Takeover 246
- 28.6.2 Auto Takeover 247
- 28.6.3 Inhibit Outputs 247
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- 28.9 Inter Console Messaging 250
- Chapter 29 251
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- 29.1.2 Hot take-over type 253
- 29.2.1 Configuration 253
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- Remote control of MagicQ 257
- 30.3 iOS / Android Remote 258
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- 30.3.2.4 Idiot user mode 262
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- <html> 264
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- Chapter 31 266
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- 31.1.2 Attribute numbers 268
- Chapter 32 269
- 32.3 Reading from the network 270
- 32.4 Sample code fragments 270
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- MagicQ User Manual 243 / 355 272
- MagicQ User Manual 244 / 355 273
- Chapter 33 274
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- Chapter 34 276
- 34.1.5 Pixel Mapper and Audio 277
- Chapter 35 278
- 35.1.1 MIDI Autom events 279
- 35.1.2 MIDI mapping file 279
- 35.1.3 Advanced MIDI mapping 279
- 35.2 MIDI Notes Transmit 280
- 35.3 MIDI problems 281
- 35.4 MIDI Show Control 281
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- Timecode Support 283
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- 36.3 Using External Timecode 285
- 36.4 Timecode Simulator 285
- 36.5 Learn Timing 285
- 36.6 Timecode Generation 285
- 36.7 Timecode Re-transmit 286
- Remote Input port 287
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- Scene Setter 290
- 38.2 Configuration 291
- 38.3 Using the Scene Setter 291
- 38.4 Changing the IP Address 291
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- MagicQ Visualiser 293
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- 39.2 Using MagicVis 295
- 39.2.2 View Vis View 296
- 39.2.4 Objects 297
- 39.2.8 Moving Trusses 298
- 39.2.9 Coloured objects 299
- 39.2.10 DMX Controlled Camera 299
- 39.2.13 Paperwork 299
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- 39.2.16 Visualiser Settings 301
- 39.2.17 Plots 302
- Blind Visualisation 303
- Chapter 41 304
- 41.3 WYSIWYG 305
- MagicQ User Manual 277 / 355 306
- 41.4 ESP Vision 307
- Settings 308
- 42.1 Programming Mode 309
- 42.2 Playback Mode 310
- 42.3 Output Settings 311
- 42.3.2 Using Art-Net II 312
- 42.3.7 MagicDMX Interfaces 313
- 42.3.10 Hot take-over 313
- 42.4 Wing Settings 314
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- 42.5 Monitor Settings 316
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- 42.6 Touch Screen Settings 318
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- 42.7.1 Country 320
- 42.7.2 Time Zone 320
- 42.7.3 Latitude 320
- 42.7.4 Longitude 320
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- 42.8 Programming Settings 322
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- 42.9.7 Encoder Mode 325
- 42.9.9 Swap Encoder direction 325
- 42.9.11 MagicQ keyboard mode 326
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- Playback shortcuts 327
- 42.10 Windows Settings 328
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- 42.11 Cue Storage Settings 330
- 42.12 Playback Settings 331
- 42.12.2 Sub Master function 332
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- 42.14 Network Settings 334
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- 42.15 Port Settings 337
- 42.15.9 Serial touch monitor 338
- 42.15.10 Remote trigger type 338
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- 42.18 Hardware Settings 342
- 42.18.7 Power Fail Detection 343
- 42.18.8 Screen Save 343
- 42.18.9 Reduced rate output 343
- 42.19 General Settings 344
- 42.23 Console lamp brightness 345
- 42.24 Button LED brightness 345
- 42.26 Locking the console 345
- 42.27 Button test mode 346
- System Management 347
- 43.5 Loading Shows 348
- 43.6 Erasing 349
- 43.7.4 USITT ASCII file import 350
- 43.9 File Manager 351
- 43.11 Status Window 351
- 43.12 Backup Archives 352
- 43.14 MagicQ Profiles 353
- Software Upgrade 354
- 44.2 Upgrading Console Kernel 355
- 44.3 Kernel Recovery 356
- 44.4 Disc Repair 357
- 44.4.1 Console Command Entry 358
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- Handy Hints 361
- MagicQ Short Cuts 362
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- Troubleshooting 368
- 47.3 MagicQ responding slowly 369
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- Button Functions 371
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- Licensing 380
- Glossary 381
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