User manual SENNHEISER S-MCD 3000 HP V1.2

[. . . ] The Sennheiser SMCD software gives professional users a modern, advanced way of controlling several EM 3532 twin receivers in a simple and convenient way. the Sennheiser SMCD software allows you to handle and control up to 126 EM 3532 receivers. You can program entire sequences of scenes with several actors without changing the transmitter/receiver unit. Every actor keeps his transmitter and can be cut in when necessary. [. . . ] Via the button Click onto this button to add a a new scene onto the end. Click onto this button to insert a new scene immediately after the current scene. Via the menu bar To add a scene onto the end, select the "Add scene" command in the menu item "Configuration". Note When you insert a new scene between existing scenes, the numbering changes. You should therefore renumber the scenes. Delete a scene via the "Delete scene" command in the menu item "Configuration". After deleting or inserting scenes, you should rearrange or renumber the scenes. Enter the name of the scene into the "Headline" line. The name of the scene will then appear in the bottom line. NOTE This is the only mode in which a transmission between PC and receiver is possible. Now click onto this button to start the production. The production begins with the first scene. This button takes you to the next scene. This button takes you to the previous scene. the production is halted using this button. It is necessary to halt the production before you can make further alterations to the scenes or the control panels. You can also carry out the above functions via commands in the menu bar. You can adapt the color of the desktop your own personal requirements. You can call up the "Color" function via the menu item "Options": The editing window "Color" then appears. NOTE If you select different designs for the two modes, you will never be unsure about the current mode. 1 The RF recorder The dialogue gives you various different editing options. Buttons with a grey background cannot be pressed in the current state. [. . . ] This command makes the "Selection Box" appear in the "Scene Configuration" mode. This command makes the "Selection Box" disappear in the "Scene Configuration" mode. This command calls up the "Panel Configuration" window. This command adds a new scene to the current production. [. . . ]