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Deceptively Simple Cue Command Instructions Manual And User Manual

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  • Page 1 Instruction Guide User’s Manual Rev 2.7...
  • Page 2 Copyright © 2014 Deceptively Simple, Inc. No part of this document may be copied or distributed without the express written consent of Deceptively Simple, Inc. *iPhone, iPod touch and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Transmitter...............2 Cue Command Appliance............4 To remove all transmitters from the device........5 To add a new transmitter.............5 Transmitter Buttons..............6 Using the Cue Command Application with Cue Command Device..7 Managing Playlists...............9 Settings Screen................11 Continuous Mode...............12 Performance Mode..............14 Connecting Headphones or Speakers to the Appliance..16 Composite Video................16...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Introduction Congratulations on selecting Cue Command! The following instructions will help you make the most of your new device. Please read them carefully. For faster set-up, refer to the Quick Start Guide included with the unit. What’s in the box...

  • Page 5: Transmitter

    ) unique addresses. All new transmitters are set to a unique address and linked to the specific Cue Command appliance during the assembly process. Therefore, it is not necessary for the new user to modify the address. You may however change the address by using the following procedure: 1.
  • Page 6 2. After a few seconds, release the button and the randomized address will be saved. The LED will begin flashing to indicate that the Control Permissions may now be set. 3. Press each of the five buttons on the transmitter. It does not matter in what order the buttons are pressed, only that each button is pressed at least one time.

  • Page 7: Cue Command Appliance

    Cue Command Appliance The Cue Command Appliance houses the Apple connector, audio port, video port and the power supply port. The unit also contains a radio-frequency receiver which can accommodate up to forty (40) handheld transmitters. Because the device is shipped from the factory accepting only commands from the enclosed transmitter, it is not necessary for the new user to make any modifications.

  • Page 8: To Remove All Transmitters From The Device

    To remove all transmitters from the device 1. Connect the appliance to power. 2. With a straightened paperclip, press and hold (LED lights solid but may be difficult to see) the LEARN button on the bottom of the dock enclosure (Illustration #2) for approximately 11 seconds.

  • Page 9: Transmitter Buttons

    Transmitter Buttons (Illustration #3) Volume Down Volume Up Play/Pause Track Back/Cross-Fade Track Forward/Fade Illustration #3 Volume Down – Depress this button to lower the volume of the music. Volume Up – Depress this button to increase the volume of the music. Play/Pause –...
  • Page 10 PC or in many situations, from the iDevice itself so long as it’s connected to a network. In all cases, search the App Store for “Cue Command”. It is also necessary to have at least one PlayList on your device. Instructions for creating a PlayList can be found in iTunes.
  • Page 11 Cue Command. When first powered-on, Cue Command will output at 60% volume. If you have done everything properly, the Cue Command app will automatically launch and you’ll see the main menu with an option to select either Continuous or Performance mode.

  • Page 12: Managing Playlists

    2. Starting with track 16 of the playlist, insert the 50 pre-show tracks in the desired order. 3. At the venue and after Cue Command is properly connected to the sound system, unlock and connect the iDevice to Cue Command.
  • Page 13 DRM protected in your iTunes playlist. Starting with version 2.5, Cue Command will check for DRM files and alert the user if the selected playlist contains these protected tracks. If so, Apple offers several methods to remove the protection.

  • Page 14: Settings Screen

    Settings From the main menu, the settings button allows the user to select a variety of special features. In all cases, the settings are retained in memory and it is not necessary to return to the screen unless changes are required. Primary Display Allows the user to select between track number or track title as the primary display.

  • Page 15: Continuous Mode

    Continuous Mode Use this mode prior to the performance to provide continuous background music. Tap the “Continuous” button, select the appropriate playlist and the “Continuous” screen appears. This screen consists of eight (8) components. 1. Large number or track title – denotes the track currently queued to play (red) or playing (green).
  • Page 16 transmitter to achieve the same result. 8. Shuffle Button – this button toggles the shuffle mode on or off. Shuffle randomizes the order of the tracks. In Continuous Mode, once you start the first track playing, the playlist will continue to play, track to track, until you stop/pause the music.

  • Page 17: Performance Mode

    Performance Mode Use this mode when you are ready to begin your performance. Tap the “Performance” button on the main menu, select the appropriate playlist and the initial “Performance” screen appears. This screen consists of five (5) components. NOTE: The Playlist that was chosen for “Continuous” will not automatically be the Playlist queued in “Performance”...
  • Page 18 Please note: If the Cue Command is set to a relatively low volume level (10-20%), the fade will appear rather abrupt. However, if the unit is set to a higher level (60-70%) the fade will seem far more gradual.

  • Page 19: Connecting Headphones Or Speakers To The Appliance

    Connecting Headphones or Speakers to the Appliance Headphones or speakers must be plugged into the back of the Cue Command unit. Do not plug headphones or speakers into the audio port on your iPod or iPhone. It will not work correctly with the application.

  • Page 20: Warranty Information

    Warranty Information The Cue Command appliance, cable and internal electronics are warranted for a period of two-years from the date of purchase. The warranty does not cover misuse or abuse by the end user. For a warranty claim, please contact:...

  • Page 21: Troubleshooting

    Wait a few seconds before turning it back on. 4. Verify the Cue Command app is on your device. If necessary, delete and re-add it. If the application is not reacting to button presses on the transmitter, try the following: 1.
  • Page 22 Quick Start Guide It is best to follow steps 2-8 prior to each performance 1. Download the free Cue Command app from the iTunes app store to your iDevice (iPod touch, iPhone, iPad etc.). 2. Connect the antenna, power supply, and any 3.5mm (standard 1/8”) stereo plug to the Cue Command unit.

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