pro64b RC Mics and sensors

Hi LOW. Welcome to the forums. we are looking into getting you answers for these questions.
Sincerely,

Thanks James,
Just LOW will do, Hi just kind of makes me dizzy
The RC part could be a Mod you could hard prog in to the function to disable when in slave mode, no credit necessary

The unit should have a setting that will allow you to turn off the IR sensor. If not send me an e-mail and I will send you some chips that will allow you to do so. ernies@americandj.com

Cheers Ernie , Email on its way

LOW

OK , I have done a few shows now and to be honest the RC issue can be overcome now that I have a good working knowledge of the cans , however , the sensitivity of the mic for the sound to light as a real pain in the a**e ( or is that a*s your side of the pond ! )
All I can get is pretty much a full light display as the program is bouncing araound at stupid speed .

So can anyone tell me is there a cheap sound to light module that I can set up to drive the things which I can get a light show from rather than such a manic display that it looks like they are on flood

While waiting for any suggestions I have done a little experiment , I have set up my desk with a drum machine plonking away at a steady rate and measured the sound levels at which point the lights start to respond.
both have very similar results as follows , cans are side by side at the same distance from the speaker and at the same orientation.
if I nominally set the volimes so that I can read the values of the fader on the desk . granted the desk fader is not calibrated to national standards but it will suffice for this experiment

with the light sensitivity at 31 ( most sensitive ) the lights flutter at -11db and dance at -10 db .
changing ONLY the sensitvity to read 01 least sensitive and the lights now flutter at -9db and dance at -8db , a differnce in sensitivity of effectively 2db with 30 steps in between . Am I missing something here or is the sensitivity a gimmick ???

I have tried differing drum patterns to see if the frequency is the driving force but I see no discernable evidence in that either . Are my cans unique in this matter or is the sensitivity adjustment not even worth the description ??