Keystroke User Manual
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1. Executive Producer Stan Schwartz Keystroke User Manual 4 K What is Keystroke Keystroke is a combination of a hardware interface and a software application that allows any DMX based lighting controller to trigger keyboard commands on a Windows XP based personal computer Because most applications on your PC can accept keyboard commands or shortcuts Keystroke allows you remotely control these applications from your lighting console The most popular use of Keystroke is to trigger PowerPoint slides in time with your lighting cues however Keystroke can also activate sound cues and other PC applications you are using for controlling special effects The Keystroke hardware listens to the DMX signal generated by a lighting console for the DMX channel 1 512 you assign in the Keystroke software You will also define the commands the slave pc executes when Keystroke receives a predefined value at its DMX channel address For example if you were controlling a PowerPoint Slide show with Keystroke you could assign the value of 100 255 to send the Slave PC a SPACE bar command to advance to the next slide Although complex multi stroke sequences may be programmed and assigned to specific value ranges each lighting cue only sends a single event to the slave PC In other words Keystroke will not hold down the space bar and advance multiple slides System Requirements Operating System Windows XP Memory Requirements 128 megabytes2. PSSCO M Keystroke User Manual Keystroke is a trademark of Rosco Laboratories Inc and may be registered in the United States or in other jurisdictions including internationally Other product names logos designs titles words or phrases mentioned within this publication may be trademarks servicemarks or tradenames of Rosco Laboratories Inc or other entities and may be registered in certain jurisdictions including internationally Copyright 2005 Rosco Laboratories Inc All rights reserved This manual may not be copied photocopied reproduced translated or published in any electronic or machine readable form in whole or in part without prior written approval of Rosco Laboratories Inc First Edition November 2005 Rosco Laboratories Inc Table of Contents End User Software License Agreement srrnnnsnnrnnssnnrnnssnvrnnssnvrnnssnvrenssnvrnsssnrressen 2 ee GIG ge ge sacar czee cect sscccsceusececsaseressuectonevancenasccese seneeteqscegssanscsqsieessaeuees 4 MLE GE ias 5 TEN RE NNN 5 Attaching Hardware mmermmmrrrrrresserrresssvrresssvrresssvrressssvrnsssvvrnsssvvresssvvreser 6 NOTES MM 7 MANNS 8 Maj gi o A EEE 11 Percentage Decimal Views rrrmnnssrnnnssnrrnnssvvanssvrnnssnvrnnssnvrnnssnvrenssvvrenssnvrenssvvrene 13 Activating Keystroke rrmmrnrnnrrnrrrernrrrrrnrrrervrnrernrnsrnvrnssnvrsesnvrsesnrnsesnressnvresenvresennsssennee 14 Triggering Keystroke with Your COnsole rmmrrvvrrrrrrvnsr
3. To restore the original values click on Reset instead of Modify Keystroke User Manual 17 P3SCO WWW FOSCO COM 52 Harbor View Ave Stamford CT 06902 203 708 8900 1 800 ROSCO NY 1265 Los Angeles St Glendale CA 91204 818 543 6700 1 800 ROSCO LA 1241 Denison Street 44 Markham Ontario L3R 4B4 905 475 1400 1 888 ROSCO TO Kangley Bridge Road Sydenham SE26 5AQ London UK 44 0 208 659 2300 C Oro 76 Poligono Industrial Sur 28770 Colmenar Viejo Madrid Espana 34 918 473 900 R Ant nio de Barros 827 03401 000 Sao Paulo SP 55 11 6198 2865 PO Box 873 Artarmon NSW 1570 42 Sawyer Lane Artarmon NSW 2064 02 9906 6262 Keystroke User Manual 18
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5. 10 K Interface Screen The Interface screen contains information about your hardware interface and it also where you can set the DMX address to cue Keystroke amp Keystroke File Help resco Interface DMX Address 1 Vien Type O Percentage Values 0 1009 Current DMX Value i a Decimal Values 0 255 Interface Serial Number 0001 Status Online Enter the DMX address to which Keystroke will respond in the Interface DMX address field Click the Set button to apply the selection Interface DMX Address 45 Note The set button is normally disabled until you change the value in the field This value is saved with the software not your Keystrokes settings file The Current DMX Value area monitors the DMX value your console is sending to Keystroke View Type O Percentage Values 0 100 Current DMX Value j Ea e Decimal Values 0 255 Keystroke User Manual 11 If the interface is not present this area will look like this View Type Percentage Values 0 100 Current DMX Value Decimal Values 0 255 You can toggle between viewing percentage values or decimal values by using the radio buttons to the right of the field By specifying a DMX Start and DMX End range back in the Keystrokes menu rather than a single numeric value your console Should be sending Keystroke a valid value for triggering the application running on the PC The interface screen also includes information that
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8. will be useful in the event you are having difficulty making Keystroke work Your view should be similar to this when the Interface is attached and working properly Interface Serial Number 0001 Status Online If the interface is not connected or is not responding the view will look like this Interface Serial Number Unknown Status Offline Keystroke User Manual 12 K Percentage Decimal Views The Keystroke software responds to DMX values 0 255 Most consoles represent these values in the more familiar percentage format 0 100 The radio buttons in the View Type tool allow you to choose how the DMX values are entered and displayed in Keystroke View Type CO Percentage Values 0 1009 e Decimal Values 0 255 It is important to remember that the choice of percentage or decimal values determines how DMX levels are entered and displayed If the View Type is set to percentage then you cannot enter a value above 100 in either the DMX Start or DMX End field If View Type is set to decimal and you enter 100 then the resulting percentage value is 39 Regardless of the settings Keystroke saves the values in decimal form 0 255 Keystroke User Manual 13 K Activating Keystroke When the Keystroke application is running a button Keystroke button is added to the Task Bar of your PC GI Keystroke If this button is visible then the Keystroke software is running in Setup mode Although you can see the DMX value s
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10. MB of RAM or greater Disk Requirements 8 megabytes Processor Speed Intel Pentium 300 MHz or faster processor Pentium III recommended Interface One Powered USB Port Lighting console capable of transmitting DMX 512 1990 A memory based console is recommended Note Do not attach the Keystroke hardware to computer that is currently connected to the Horizon USB Package available from Rosco Performance of either software will be affected Keystroke User Manual 5 K Attaching Hardware The Keystroke hardware interface connects to your computer with a USB A B cable The smaller square end of the cable connects to your Keystroke interface while the rectangular end connects to your PC If the Keystroke software has not been started then none of the LEDS on your interface will be lit The Keystroke interface has two 5 pin XLR ports The male port is used to receive DMX while the female XLR port is a DMX pass through Please follow recommended wiring practices for DMX equipment If your Keystroke is the last item in your DMX chain you should terminate the DMX signal Termination can be achieved by attaching a DMX terminator available from most lighting equipment vendors You may also set the Keystroke interface to terminate by moving the termination jumper found inside the interface Only qualified personnel should open the Keystroke interface Many user will connect their PCs video output to a projector and use the imagery in t
11. Subsequently fade the channel below 50 then Keystroke sends the space command again Typically a Keystroke trigger is programmed on a bump or zero count cue Bump timing is important because it possible to program many commands across a channel with Keystroke During a fade from 0 100 Keystroke might trigger ten different commands instead of the single required event To insure Keystroke commands trigger in time with a lighting cue we recommend the following steps 1 Set the Keystroke s channel to a level in the center of the selected DMX range and save that value with a time of 0 as Cue 1 2 Auto follow Cue 1 with a 0 count or very short wait time and save as Cue 2 The Keystroke channel value tracks from cue 1 3 Auto follow Cue 2 with a wait time equal or greater than Cue 2 s fade time Set the Keystroke channel to 0 and save as Cue 3 Keystroke is now reset and ready for its next command to trigger an action on the PC Note Steps for programming auto follow cues depend on your console and some refer to this function as linking cues Please refer to your console s manual if you need additional information on how to program auto follow cues or macros Keystroke User Manual 15 pe Special Characters A variety of commands needed to control an application on a PC are impossible or awkward to type Keystroke solves this problem with a grid of 28 special characters to the right of the Keystroke s entry field EKE KAKE w
12. e J J eau J poan Joiosa emer alv ak ileek 41 Clicking on any of these buttons enters a special Keystroke code into Keystroke s entry field Using these special keys as well as standard keyboard commands you can program Keystroke to trigger a wide variety of commands on a PC including e Start a PowerPoint slide show with the F5 command e Advance PowerPoint slides with the space enter or down keys e Play the next track in a Winamp audio play list by sending the CONTROL ALT PAGEDOWN keys Windows XP has certain restrictions on which keyboard commands are allowed to be sent to the PC Most notable is that you cannot send Control ALT Delete Keystroke User Manual 16 K Saving Your Settings Once Keystroke is programmed to trigger an application store the settings using the Save feature under the File menu to a folder of your choice Although multiple Keystroke setup files may be stored on a computer only one can be active at any given time Mew colt Open Ctrl 0 Save Ctrl 5 b Save As CtrlH Alt 5 Exit Keystroke loads the last saved file each time it opens Modifying Your Settings Modifying an existing Keystroke setting starts by clicking on the command to change in the Keystrokes table The Edit and Delete buttons above the table become active Click on the Edit button and the Keystroke setting will load into the Enter Keystroke s field Make any changes and click the Modify button to save them
13. ent by the console via the interface screen Keystroke cannot send keyboard commands to the PC Activate Keystroke by clicking the Activate button at the top of the screen Keystroke is minimized to the System Tray and it will begin to respond to DMX OC le 2 43PM Keystroke will also minimize using any of the standard Windows methods Simply click on the Keystroke icon in the System Tray to return to the Setup mode To get back to the Keystroke Setup mode just double click on the icon in the system tray or right click on the icon and select setup Keystroke User Manual 14 K Triggering Keystroke with Your Console We recommend using Keystroke with a memory style lighting console While it is possible to use Keystroke with any console supporting DMX most memory desks will provide the programmed repeatability needed to use Keystroke most effectively in a production environment Keystroke responds to a change in the DMX value only once it does not repeatedly send keyboard commands while the DMX level stays constant Keystroke waits for changes in the DMX signal If you defined a Keystroke command within a range of DMX values Keystroke sends that command only once even if the signal is moving to multiple locations within that range For example if you set the space bar to press when the channel is at any level between 1 50 and time the fade for 5 seconds Keystroke sends only one space command If however you fade past 50 and
14. ge for the console to execute the desired instructions Keystroke User Manual 7 K Main Keystroke Screen When Keystroke first starts you will be presented with the main Keystrokes screen G Keystroke File Help Jamo reSCO View Type Percentage Values 0 100 Decimal Values 0 255 Enter Keystroke z Key Type Sequence a Press Sequence Timing rier DMX Start DMX End This screen is where most of your time will be spent using Keystroke where you will define the keyboard commands required to trigger your application running on a PC Keystroke has two drop down menus File and Help The File menu contains functions to save your work open an existing Keystroke file and exit the program The Help menu contains the help system amp Keystroke New Ctrl N Contents Open Ctrl 0 About Revert Ctrl k Save Ctrl 5 oo Save As Ctrl Alt 5 Exit Keystroke User Manual 8 K Across the top of this screen and every Keystroke screen are these three buttons These buttons allow you to navigate all of Keystroke s functions and activate the software Just below the navigation buttons is the View Type radio button group for switching the view between percentage and DMX values Depending on which button is selected you will enter your Keystroke information formatted 0 100 or 0 255 The values displayed in the Keys
15. heir productions Keystroke User Manual 6 K Notes on DMX A DMX universe consists of 512 sets of information channels and each channel has 256 steps 0 255 Decimal Value of control Most lighting consoles are configured so that channels are controlled by percentage values 0 100 to facilitate data entry for programmers The problem is that DMX does not allow for half steps For example the percentage value of 10 does not have a decimal value of 25 5 255 10 Instead the console must either round the value down to 25 or up to 26 based on a set of math rules formulated to create an output curve as close as possible to a straight line The graph below in Figure 1 charts the first 10 of the output from a popular console Note that the actual DMX decimal values in green cross back and forth across the mathematical trend line DMX Value 2 0 255 19 Percentage Displayed On Screen Understanding this process is important because Keystroke responds to 0 255 Decimal values To account for any variations between different consoles we have included the ability for you to define value ranges when programming your Keystroke rather than fixed values For example instead of programming Keystroke to send the DOWN ARROW command at a set value of 10 select the range between 9 11 as shown in Figure 2A Assigning a range of values to your Keystroke commands will insure that the unit will receive the proper ran
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18. rrrenssrrrrnssrvrensssrrensssnrne 15 Special Characters EEE er oD 16 ST SENG 17 Modifying Your Settings crasas trono dla 17 Keystroke User Manual 1 K ATTENTION This software is provided under the following END USER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT which is a legal agreement between you either as an individual or a single entity and Rosco Laboratories Inc Rosco Laboratories defining what you may do with the software and contains limitations on warranties and or remedies PLEASE CAREFULLY READ ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE INDICATES YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT AND YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS THEREIN IF YOU DO NOT CONSENT TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT PLEASE RETURN THE SOFTWARE WITH ALL OTHER RELATED MATERIALS TO YOUR PLACE OF PURCHASE FOR A FULL REFUND END USER SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT The license set forth below is granted by Rosco Laboratories Licensor This software program was provided on either floppy disk CD ROM or other data storage medium the Media in machine readable form the Licensed Program and may include a user manual in print or electronic format Documentation The Media Licensed Program and Documentation are collectively referred to herein as the Licensed Product and are individually referred to as the Components 1 LICENSE You the Licensee have the limited non exclusi
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20. successor regulations 16 GENERAL This License Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective successors This paragraph shall not be construed to alter or modify the prohibitions upon assignments or transfers by Licensee expressed elsewhere in this Agreement Keystroke User Manual 3 Acknowledgements Keystroke is based on the RamBox PC Controller originally developed by the students of Colorado State University Ft Collins CO The RAMbox design and development team was a collaborative learning project teaming undergraduate engineering and theatre students charged to develop new technologies expanding entertainment production control Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Robert Burke Steven Decker Robert Duran Jr Chris Hoover Adrienne Iguchi Matthew Johnson Jonathan Kim Kevin Peach Terrell Phillips John Rhoades Emily Shideler and Bryan Thompson Theatre Program Jennifer Chan Elliot Cooper Bryan Morton and Eric Stone Faculty Advisors M Barrett Cleveland Department of Theatre California State University Northridge John E Mahan Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Colorado State University Colorado State University Research Foundation Gary Amato Tara J Marostica Rosco Laboratories Team Software Development Jennifer Chan Graphics Donna Nicol Hardware Interface by Sand Network Systems Product Manager Miles Dudgeon
21. t is also able to send multiple key commands such as Alt f for accessing menu commands DMX Start DMX End Keystroke User Manual 9 K If you need to send a sequence of characters one at a time such as typing Hello World into a word processor then select the Sequence button under Key Type Enter Keystroke Key Type hello world Sequence O Press DMX Start DMX End lt Sequence Timing 49 51 O slow med fast ken Note that the Sequence Timing group is now active for selecting how fast Keystroke will send the multiple key sequence to the PC Below the Keystroke s entry field are the DMX Start and DMX End fields for defining the DMX level the at which the lighting console instructs Keystroke to send the proper commands to the PC triggering the next event These fields only accept numeric values in either percentage or DMX as selected by the View Type radio button at the top of the main screen To ensure that Keystroke receives a valid channel value from the lighting console for each set of commands we suggest that you use a range of values starting at 5 and ending at 10 instead of a entering the same value in each field To the right of the Enter Keystroke s entry area is a keypad for special characters that are difficult to type Clicking on one of these buttons enters special code into the Keystrokes field La e Le Ls Ls lr js insert end s al vo ee Sn Keystroke User Manual
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23. trokes Table change reflecting your choice of entry format The Keystrokes Table is the main scrolling table in the center of the screen The table displays the four key components of the commands Keystroke sends to the PC for controlling the active application Keystroke The Start and End fields define the range for the channel to execute a specific command and will display your choice of either percentage of DMX values The largest field displays the keyboard commands Keystroke will send to the PC when so instructed by the console The final Seq Press Sequence or Press field displays how you choose the commands to be sent to the PC Press the default mode sends all of the keystrokes at once while the Sequence mode sends them one at a time You can change the Keystroke settings by selecting a row in the table and then clicking on the Edit or Delete buttons located above the table Below and to the left of the main table is the Keystroke s Entry Area Enter Keystroke s Key Type O Sequence Press Sequence Timing Begin by typing what the keyboard commands will be sent to the PC in the Enter Keystroke s field Next define how Keystroke will send the commands in the Key Type radio group immediately to the right of the Keystroke s field Press is the default setting and sends all of the keystrokes in a group at once to the PC Although Press is normally used to send only one key i
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