Reply to "Master/Slave Mode vs. Sound Active Mode"

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Well put Chris.

Also, for the sake of clarification, the term 'Stand Alone' operation needs to be thrown out there.

Simply, stand alone operation entails the fixtures working entirely independent of any sort of controller. This means that master/slave modes are actually under the category of stand alone operation.

There can be a variety of flavors of this mode of operation. For example, master/slave, independent sound-active, sound-active master with slave units, independent stand alone operation (not sound active, not master/slave; just single units doing their own thing)...and many, many more.

4/29/083:36 PM

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