Welcome to Acclaim 100 from Electronic Theatre Controls. Acclaim 100
combines easy-to-use manual control with sophisticated electronic
features. The Acclaim 100 is available in four versions, each with a
different channel configuration:
•Model 112 with 12 control channels
•Model 124 with 24 control channels
•Model 136 with 36 control channels
•Model 148 with 48 control channels
This chapter orients you to the console and the manual. It includes the
following sections.
•Acclaim 100 features
•Using this manual
•Text conventions
•Pile-on convention
•Customer service
Acclaim 100 features
Acclaim 100 is a two-scene console that provides the following features:
•Independent faders that control manual and timed crossfades
•Eight manual faders that control programmed submasters
•12, 24, 36, or 48 control channels (depending on model)
•Solo and bump buttons
•Programmable chase function
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Using this manual
This manual provides operating instructions for the Acclaim 100. The
following chapters are included:
Chapter 1 Introduction
Acclaim 100 capabilities, user manual conventions and customer support
information.
Chapter 2 Installation
Instructions for installing Acclaim 100
Chapter 3 Learning the basics
Tutorial on working with scenes, submasters and chases
Chapter 4 Reference
Description of console key functions and menu options in alphabetical
order.
Appendix A Specifications
Technical specifications for Acclaim 100
Appendix B Limited Warranty
Text conventions
In this manual, console buttons are indicated with square brackets, such
as [Chase]. Potentiometer settings are in bold type, such as 10 .
References to other sections of the manual are printed in italics, as in
Chapter 1, Introduction
Pile-on convention
Acclaim 100 uses a pile-on convention, rather than last-action convention,
to determine output levels for channels. This means that Acclaim 100
reads all output levels it receives for a specific channel and sets that
channel to the highest of these levels.
For example, assume a channel is included in a submaster and is also
included in an active scene. Acclaim 100 sets the channel at the greater
of the two settings.
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Customer service
If you have problems with your system, please follow these steps:
1. Check the User Manual
2. If you do not find the answer in the manual, call your local dealer or
ETC Technical Services
available before you call:
•System model and serial number (located on console’s back
panel)
•Software version (displayed on Setup menu)
•Dimmer installation type
•Dimmer manufacturer
To reach Electronic Theatre Controls' US technical services department,
call Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central Standard
Time. If calling from anywhere in the United States, place your call to
800-775-4382. From outside the United States, call the number listed
below under North America.
Address all correspondence about Acclaim 100 to:
North America
Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.
Customer Service Department
3030 Laura Lane
Middleton, WI 53562
Phone: (+1) 608 831 4116
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Please have the following information
Europe:
Electronic Theatre Controls, Ltd
5 Victoria Industrial Estate
Victoria Road
London W3 6UU
Phone: (+44) 181 896 2000
Asia:
Electronic Theatre Controls
Room 605-606
Tower III, Enterprise Square
9 Sheung Yuet Road
Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong
Phone: (+852) 2799 9325
Internet
Email address: mail@etcconnect.com
World Wide Web Home Page: www.etcconnect.com
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Chapter 2
Installation
This chapter includes installation instructions for the Acclaim 100
including the following procedures:
•Installing your Acclaim 100 console
•Connecting Acclaim 100 to dimmers
Installing your console
With reference to the back panel illustration below, install your Acclaim
100 as follows
1. Place console on a hard, stable, flat surface with at least 6 inches of
space behind it for ventilation and cable clearance. Console should be
at least 6 feet away from dimmers and high-current AC lines.
2. Locate the power switch on the rear panel of the console and press
to the off position.
3. Insert the female end of the console power cord in the power
connector on the back panel.
4. Insert the male end of the console power cord in a grounded 120 VAC
AC outlet. For 220 VAC operation, consult Electronic Theatre Controls.
5. Press the power switch the the on position.
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CAUTION
DO NOT REMOVE COVER
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL
Power Connector
Power Switch
Fuse
DMX512 Connector
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Attaching dimmers
The Acclaim 100 provides USITT standard, DMX512 output through a fivepin connector located on the console’s back panel. This dimmer output
port can control 12, 24, 36, or 48 dimmers, depending on the Acclaim
model you purchase.
This chapter includes lessons on Acclaim 100's features: scenes,
submasters and chases. Each lesson is described briefly below.
•Lesson 1 describes the Acclaim 100 keyboard.
•Lesson 2 describes how to create scenes and run manual and timed
crossfades.
•Lesson 3 includes instructions for creating and using submasters.
•Lesson 4 describes bump buttons, [Solo] and [B/O] (black out)
buttons, and the Grand Master.
•Lesson 5 includes instructions for creating and working with chase
routines.
For an alphabetical listing and detailed explanation of each feature, see
Chapter 4, Reference
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Lesson 1:
Acclaim 100 keyboard
This lesson familiarizes you with the Acclaim 100 keyboard, shown on the
next page.
Channel potentiometers
Channel pots set individual channels' output levels. For more information
see page 24.
Time potentiometers
Time pots control the speed at which a timed crossfade takes place. For
more information see page 29.
Mode
Three mode buttons allow you to record and view chases and record
submasters. NOTE : The top Mode button is not used. Labels pertain to
the buttons below. For more information see pages 24, 28 and 29.
[B/O]
The [B/O] (black out) key forces all channels to a zero intensity level. For
more information see page 23.
Chase
Chase buttons and pots allow you to control the rate and intensity of
chases. For more information see pages 23 and 27.
Channel bump buttons
Channel bump buttons momentarily raise channel outputs to full intensity
levels. For more information see page 24.
Solo
[Solo] enables you to use channel bump buttons to force selected
channels to full intensity and suppress unselected channels' outputs to
zero. For more information see page 27.
Cross faders
Cross faders allow you to control crossfades. A row of LEDs next to each
cross fader allows you to visually track the progress of fades. For more
information see page 25.
Grandmaster
Grandmaster controls intensity levels of all channels and submasters. For
more information see page 25.
Submasters
Submaster pots and bump buttons allow you to control submasters'
intensity levels. For more information see pages 24 and 27.
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