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Model IBOX-701 Media Server with SoundMan software

Hundreds of Shows
Thousands of Cue Lists
Hundreds of Thousands of Paths
Millions of Cues
Many Millions of MIDI Messages
It's A Show Controller --- It's A Sound Controller


Model IBOX-701 Rear Panel Layout
Model IBOX-701 Back Panel
Chassis WHD: 220 mm x 102.5 mm x 200 mm (8.66" x 4.04" x 7.87" ) Weight: 4 kg (8.8 lb)


Model IBOX-701 Front Panel Layout
Model IBOX-701 Front Panel


Model IBOX-701 Show Controller Description

Start with the base model (IBOX-701): A compact, rugged, fanless chassis that is exceptionally shock & vibration resistant with DC power input, CPU, & SoundMan-Assistant software then add SoundMan-Server, ShowMan & E-Show software & industry standard audio and digital I/O cards from a huge variety of choices, and solid state or mechanical hard drives. Perfect for themed ride vehicles and all types of mobile units.

The SoundMan-Assistant onboard cue engine replays massive sound cues while exporting any MIDI commands in the cues and actuating GPIO contact closures depending on digital I/O. Eight independent cue lists with complete MSC timing allow cues to vary with show timing or human interactivity.

Free ABShowMaker Macintosh software provides exhaustive programming and control capabilities for any number of shows. Use any popular MIDI Sequencer to create complex MIDI compositions, capture them and place them in cues on the Model IBOX-701 via ABShowMaker.

Free SoundMan-Designer Windows software provides exhaustive programming and control capabilities for any number of shows. Use any popular MIDI Sequencer to create complex MIDI compositions, capture them and place them in cues on the Model IBOX-701 via SoundMan-Designer.

The Model IBOX-701 accepts MIDI Show Control commands from a wide range of Human-Machine Interfaces . Optional GPIO inputs trigger up to 255 cues with random access capability.


Model IBOX-701 Show Controller (SoundMan-Assistant) Specifications
  • NUMBER OF SHOWS: 128 Show Files
  • NUMBER OF LISTS: 128 Cue Lists per Show
  • NUMBER OF PATHS: 2048 x 32KB size limit per Show
  • NUMBER OF CUES: Unlimited within 32KB Path size limit
  • NUMBER OF MESSAGES: Unlimited within 32KB Path size limit
  • NUMBER OF OPEN LISTS: Eight simultaneous randomly chosen
  • CUE SEQUENCE TIMING: Follows List/Stopwatch/MIDI Time Code
  • LIST CLOCK TIMING: Stopwatch, MIDI Time Code or Real Time Clock
  • ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
    Auto Clock Start On/Off
    MIDI Echo On/Off
    MIDI Loopback On/Off
    Clock Running Flag for each list
    Clock type flag for each list
    Auto Cue Path Sequencing flag for each list
    Open List when Show opens flag
    Default Show opens automatically
    Clock Zeros/Does not Zero with each cue
    Note Off mask for each list
    Every Cue is a synchronously timed MIDI sequence just like a song
  • RESPONDS TO MSC: LOAD/GO/STOP/RESET/all SOUND COMMANDS
  • GPIO: dependant on choice of digital I/O cards and E-Show software
  • CONTROL NETWORK CONNECTION: 10/100Mb/Sec RJ45 ethernet port for transfer of randomly accessible show files and high speed control and monitoring using up to four host computers on a single LAN
  • CONTROL PORTS: dependant on choice of digital I/O cards
  • POWER INPUT: 100-240VAC 150W maximum (using optional AC power supply) or 14VDC-24VDC @ 3.0A-1.8A
  • GPIO: dependant on choice of digital I/O cards
  • COOLING: Fanless.
  • RIDE ATTRACTION VEHICLE APPLICATIONS: Certified for extremely high shock & vibration during operation, depending on choice of solid state hard disk drives and I/O cards. See datasheets for specific equipment.
  • Chassis WHD: 220 mm x 102.5 mm x 200 mm (8.66" x 4.04" x 7.87" ) Weight: 4 kg (8.8 lb)
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