Tivoli Audio TivoCUE10 Manuale utente

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TivoCUE10 Quick Start Guide

The TivoCUE 10 is a powerful and easy-to-use two-universe (1024 channel) DMX controller. To begin, install CUE Pro or CUE

software onto a computer. CUE Pro is recommended because it can utilize all the features of the TivoCUE10.

This guide will focus on using CUE Pro. Please consult the CUE manual for instructions on using that program. Install the

software by downloading the “.exe” file from the Tivoli website. Please read the manuals for both the TivoCUE10 and CUE Pro

software for additional instructions.

TivoCUE10 Front Controls

• Standby – Powers the unit on and off. Hold for

the settings menu, where settings and controls can

be customized. The settings menu is covered in

detail in the TivoCUE10 product manual.

• Prev/Next Scene – Cycle through saved scenes in

the currently selected area.

• Prev/Next Area- Cycle through all programmed

areas.

• Dimmer – Activates dimming mode. Use the color

wheel to adjust brightness.

• Scene – Activates scene selection mode. Use the

arrows to cycle through saved scenes.

• Color – Activates color selection mode. Use the

color wheel to cycle through colors.

• Speed –Activates speed selection mode. Use the

color wheel to adjust the speed of the scene.

• Undo – Undoes the previous change.

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TivoCUE10 Bottom Connections and Controls

• Data LED – Flashes to indicate that the TivoCUE10

is communicating with another device.

• Mini USB Port – Used to connect the TivoCUE10

directly to a computer with the included cable.

• Reset Button – Resets the TivoCUE10.

• Micro SD Slot – Holds the Micro SD memory card

for saving scenes.

• DMX LED – Flashes to indicate that the TivoCUE10

is outputting a DMX signal.

TivoCUE10 Rear Connections

• Rechargeable Battery – Powers the calendar and

clock. Can be replaced with a rechargeable

3.6V LIR 2032 battery.

• Extension Socket (2x10 pin) – Provides access to

many IO signals on the device, including

port triggers and both DMX universes. The pinout is

shown below.

• Power + DMX RJ45 Socket – Used to connect DC

power to the TivoCUE10 and output both

DMX universes. The pinout is shown below.

• Ethernet Socket (RJ45) – Used to connect the

TivoCUE10 to a local computer network.

• Screw Terminal Connector – Used to connect

DC power and output DMX universe 1. The pinout is

shown below.

Extension Socket Pinout RJ45 and Screw Terminal Pinout

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TivoCUE10 Quick Start Guide

Programming in the Editor Tab

1. Connect the TivoCUE10 to the computer before starting the CUE Pro software. The TivoCUE10 can be connected via the

included USB cable, which will also supply power. Alternatively, connect it to a local network using the Ethernet port and

power it using the included adapter.

2. Start the software after the TivoCUE10 is powered on and the startup menu will recognize a USB or Ethernet connected

device, depending on how you choose to connect it.

3. (Optional) Connect the TivoCUE10 to the DMX setup to control it live or to test scenes while programming.

4. Add DMX lighting fixtures in the program by opening the “Add Fixtures” menu in the top left corner.

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5. In the ScanLibrary section, open the “generic” folder and select “rgb” (for any pixel or standard RGB LEDs). Select the number

of fixtures to add. Click “Patch” to add the RGB device(s) to the DMX universe. Each pixel or RGB strip requires a separate RGB

fixture. Click “OK” to accept.

6. The devices will be added to the “groups” area in the top right corner. Use the tools in the “groups” window to change the

orientation of the devices to better match the actual setup.

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7. Skip steps 7-8 if all fixtures will be controlled in unison. Click on the “Add Areas” button to create zones within the DMX setup.

Edit the area name by clicking on it. Then click the “Areas” button at the top to manage areas.

8. The “Areas” menu displays the total devices in each area and is used to assign fixtures to one or more areas by checking the

corresponding boxes. The fixtures will be displayed on the right, color-coded by the area they are assigned to. Click OK to

exit.

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9. Click the name of the area to be programmed, then click the “Add Scene” button to add a new scene. The selected devices

will appear on the timeline. Adjust duration, repetitions and more using the buttons in the scene window.

10. Drag an effect (from the effects tab) on the left to the timeline. This will bring up the effect window to select effect types

and adjust parameters. Hit the play button to have the effect run while settings are being adjusted (this will output to your

lights if they are connected). Add multiple effects to the timeline to create a sequence.

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11. Repeat steps 9 and 10 for all desired scenes in each area. Each area saves scenes in a separate page, so the areas are

triggered independently. (sample below)

12. Press the Play button in the timeline section to play the new program.

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TivoCUE10 Quick Start Guide

Live Mode

1. Click on the “Live” tab at the top to access all saved scenes and easily run them from the computer.

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Stand-Alone Mode

After creating scenes, they can be downloaded to the TivoCUE10 and run without a computer. Doing this requires a micro SD

memory card (128MB included). The TivoCUE10 can save up to 500 scenes in 10 zones (up to 50 in each zone).

• Click on the Stand Alone tab.

• All areas and their scenes will appear in the expandable menu on the left. Drag specific scenes or entire areas onto

the image of the device screen to add them to the device.

• Added scenes will be displayed to the right. The navigation buttons on the image of the device can be used to simulate

navigating through scenes.

• Use the buttons on the right side of the screen to remove or change the order of the scenes and areas.

• Click “Write the interface memory” to complete the download.

• Click the “DMX Mode” button at the top and select “Stand Alone” to test the new program using the TivoCUE10. Select “Live” to

return the TivoCUE10 to computer control.

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TivoCUE10 Quick Start Guide

App Control Using a Smartphone or Tablet

There are three apps that can be used to turn a smartphone or tablet into a remote control for the TivoCUE10. They are: DMX

Lightpad 3, Easy Remote and Arcolis. All of these are by “LIGHTINGSOFT AG” and are available from Google Play and the Apple

App store for free. These apps will automatically detect any TivoCUE10 devices on the network, so make sure that Tivo CUE10

and the smartphone/tablet are connected to the same network. Be sure to name all TivoCUE10s in the “Stand Alone” tab if

multiple units will be on the same network.

• DMX Lightpad 3 – This app pulls up a digital version of the TivoCUE10 controller with identical buttons. Use the app

to control the TivoCUE10 in the same way as the physical unit. Swipe down to access additional shortcuts.

• Easy Remote – This app allows the creation of a custom remote for the TivoCUE10 using buttons, faders, color wheels

and more. The customized control interface makes it great for tweaking settings on the fly. The online manual can be

found here.

• Arcolis – This app is a full-featured reprogramming and control tool. Access all functions of the TivoCUE10 as well as

create and edit scenes right from the smartphone or tablet. The online manual can be found here.

All of these apps are easy to use and excel at different functions, so it is a good idea to try them all out to see which is best for

any given application.

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