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TS-10 CUE LIGHT RECEIVER
The TS-10 cue light receiver has a large
ATTENTION light, a large GO light and an
acknowledge (ACKN) button.
The unit is powered by a TS-120 via the
microphone cable which is connected to the XLR-
3 on the TS-10 rear panel.
The maximum cable length between a TS-120 and
a TS-10 is 100 m
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OPERATING A CUE LIGHT SYSTEM
Described below is how to operate a cue light system consisting of one TS-120 master station and a
number (max. 12) of TS-10 cue light receivers. For a description of how to operate a cue light system with
the TS-99 preset control unit, see section "The TS 99"
a. On the TS-120, push the ATTN button of
those channels you want to send an
attention signal to. The LEDs of the
selected channels now flash red, indicating
that they are in "attention mode".
(A channel which does not have a TS-10
cue light receiver connected cannot be put
in attention mode; the LED of that channel
does not switch on)
The ATTENTION lights of the chosen TS-
10‟s are now flashing. The reception of an
attention signal can be acknowledged by
pushing the ACKN button on the TS-10‟s.
The large red ATTN lights are now
constantly lit.
The LEDs of the corresponding channels
of the TS-120 are now lit constantly red,
indicating that the receivers have
acknowledged the reception of the
attention signal.
b. Push the GO button(s) of these channels
on the TS-120. Their LEDs are now lit
constantly green and the GO signal is sent
to the TS-10‟s.
One can also push the "All selected
channels GO button" by which the GO
signal is sent to all selected channels
simultaneously.
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(The GO signal can also be sent to
channels which have not received an
acknowledgement of the sent attention
signal. It is not possible to send a GO
signal to channels which are not in
attention mode).
On the connected TS-10‟s the large ATTN
light extinguishes and the large GO light
illuminates. This is the "take action" sign.
c. When the „cue‟ is executed, push the
CLEAR button of the TS-120. The LEDs on
the TS 120 which are lit green (the
corresponding channels are in "go mode")
extinguish as well as the GO lights on the
TS 10‟s.
The LEDs on the TS-120 which are
flashing or constantly lit red (the
corresponding channels are in "attention
mode") remain illuminated and stay
available for a GO procedure.
(The TS-120 can be programmed in such a
way that by pushing the CLEAR button all
LED‟s extinguish, so the ones of the
channels which are in "go mode" and the
ones of the channels which are in
"attention mode" For programming, see
section „Internal Controls‟).
d. The cue light system is now ready for the
next "Cue" : an Attention, (Acknowledge)
and Go sequence.