Cameo CLMPARFOOTPLUS Manuel D'utilisation page 8

OPERATING AND DISPLAY ELEMENTS:
UP / POWER OUT 1
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Briefly pressing the UP switch selects the next highest program or the preset.
A long press (2 seconds) turns on the power socket POWER OUT 1 - or off (only for models with power
sockets for additional projectors).
DOWN / POWER OUT 2
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Briefly pressing the DOWN switch selects the next lowest program or the preset.
A long press (2 seconds) turns on the power socket POWER OUT 2 - or off (only for models with power
sockets for additional projectors).
BLACKOUT / FULL ON
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BLACKOUT: By briefly pressing the BLACKOUT button, all LEDs on the Multipar lighting system are switched off
(light off), and all three LEDs on the pedal indicator light up. The BLACKOUT MODE also affects the additional
power sockets POWER OUT 1 and 2 (depending on the model). To switch back to the previously selected mode,
press the BLACKOUT button again.
FULL ON: By pressing for a long time (2 seconds), the COLOUR MODE (static colours) and the preset for FULL ON
are activated (all LEDs are activated, the result is a bright, white light). To switch back to the previous SOUND
activated or PROGRAM mode, select it using the MODE button (the preset selected in the respective operating
mode is retained). To select a different static colour in COLOUR MODE, use the UP and DOWN buttons.
INDICATOR LEDS
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Display LEDs for the operating modes COLOUR (red LED), SOUND (green LED), PROGRAM (yellow LED) and
BLACKOUT (all 3 LEDs light up).
SWITCH MODE 1 / MODE 2
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Move the MODE switch to the corresponding position of your Multipar lighting system.
Cameo Multipar lighting systems with RGB colour spectrum: MODE 1
Cameo Multipar lighting systems with RGBW colour spectrum: MODE 2
REMOTE OUTPUT
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5-pin XLR connector. Connect the pedal to your Cameo Multipar lighting system using the supplied 5-pin XLR
cable, which is also the power supply for the pedal. A separate power supply is therefore not required.
MIC SENSITIVITY
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Controller for setting the sensitivity level of the noise-sensitive microphone which is integrated into the pedal
(bass impulses). Turning it to the right increases and turning it to the left reduces the sensitivity.
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