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S-PLAY MINI
70093
User Manual
Create, Record, Edit and Play up to 2 Universes light shows integrating with 3rd party
hardware and systems in a compact 4 DIN module width form factor.

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Content
Safety .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Electrical Safety............................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
System Planning and Specification....................................................................................................................................................................................3
Protection from Injury During Installation.....................................................................................................................................................................4
Installation Safety Guidelines...............................................................................................................................................................................................4
Wiring Diagrams .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Application Diagram...................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Playback to Pixel Systems.......................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Distribute DMX Output............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
Connection to Relay...................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Connection to Digital Inputs..................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Using Motion Sensors with the S-PLAY MINI................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Functional Features..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Hardware Features......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Overview........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
S-PLAY MINI Connectivity......................................................................................................................................................................................................10
LED Indicator................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Reset Button.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Trigger Playlists............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Boot Loading.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Reset Network Configuration.................................................................................................................................................................................12
Resume Factory Default...........................................................................................................................................................................................12
Out of the Box ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Network Discovery...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Changing the Network Settings..........................................................................................................................................................................................13
Web interface.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Top Menu....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Home............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Cue.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Managing Cues ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Static Cue .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Capture DMX Snapshot for Static Cue...............................................................................................................................................................16
Edit/Modify Static Cue .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Dynamic Cue Creation...............................................................................................................................................................................................18
Effects................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Events...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
UDP......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
OSC ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Relay...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Art-Net...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
sACN....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
DMX......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Triggers...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
UDP......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24

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OSC ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
Digital Input....................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
Art-Net...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
sACN....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
DMX......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Playlists...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Playlists Page Layout .................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Created Playlists...........................................................................................................................................................................................................29
Global Playlist Control ..............................................................................................................................................................................................29
Search and Filter Bar.................................................................................................................................................................................................29
Cues, Triggers & Events Library............................................................................................................................................................................29
Playlist Playback Configuration........................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Playlist Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................................31
Playlist Timeline and Media Tracks....................................................................................................................................................................31
Event and Trigger Tracks..........................................................................................................................................................................................32
Interfaces......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Interface Editor.............................................................................................................................................................................................................34
Widgets..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
Storage ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
Backup...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................36
Restore ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................37
Storage & Calculating Requirements................................................................................................................................................................37
Settings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................38
Device Info.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................39
Output settings .............................................................................................................................................................................................................39
Art-Net and sACN settings.......................................................................................................................................................................................39
DMX Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................................................40
Network Settings......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Playback Configuration.............................................................................................................................................................................................41
Firmware Update..........................................................................................................................................................................................................41
Factory Reset..................................................................................................................................................................................................................42
User Management..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................43
Monitor DMX Current...............................................................................................................................................................................................................43
Lock Feature................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
Default Login and Password...............................................................................................................................................................................................44
Servicing, Inspection & Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................................................................45
Cleaning.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................45
Package Contents...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................46
Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................46

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Safety
Ensure you are familiarised with all key information within this guide and other relevant ENTTEC
documentation before specifying, installing, or operating an ENTTEC device. If you are in any doubt
about system safety, or you plan to install ENTTEC device in a configuration that is not covered
within this guide, contact ENTTEC or your ENTTEC supplier for assistance.
ENTTEC’s return to base warranty for this product does not cover damage caused by inappropriate
use, application, or modification to the product.
Electrical Safety
This product must be installed in accordance with applicable national and local electrical and
construction codes by a person familiar with the construction and operation of the product and
the hazards involved. Failure to comply with the following installation instructions may result in
death or serious injury.
Do not exceed the ratings and limitations defined in the product datasheet or this document.
Exceeding can cause damage to the device, risk of fire and electrical faults.
Ensure that no part of the installation is or can be connected to power until all connections and
work is complete.
Before applying power to your installation, ensure your installation follows the guidance within
this document. Including checking that all power distribution equipment and cables are in
perfect condition and rated for the current requirements of all connected devices and factor in
overhead and verify that it is appropriately fused and voltage is compatible.
Remove power from your installation immediately if any accessory power cable or connector is
in any way damaged, defective, shows signs of overheating or is wet.
Provide a means of locking out power to your installation for system servicing, cleaning and
maintenance. Remove power from this product when it is not in use.
Ensure your installation is protected from short circuits and overcurrent. Loose wires around
this device whilst in operation, this could result in short circuiting.
Do not over stretch cabling to the device’s connectors and ensure that cabling does not exert
force on the PCB.
Do not ‘hot swap’ or ‘hot plug’ power to the device or its accessories.
Do not connect any of this device’s V- (GND) connectors to earth.
Do not connect this device to a dimmer pack or mains electricity.
System Planning and Specification
To contribute to an optimal operating temperature, where possible keep this device out of
direct sunlight.
Any twisted pair, 120ohm, shielded EIA-485 cable is suitable to transmit DMX512 data to or from
the S-PLAY MINI. The DMX cable should be suitable for EIA-485 (RS-485) with one or more low
capacitance twisted pairs, with overall braid and foil shielding. Conductors should be 24 AWG
(7/0.2) or larger for mechanical strength and to minimise volt drop on long lines.
A maximum of 32 devices should be used on a DMX line before re-generating the signal using a
DMX buffer/repeater/splitter.
Always terminate DMX chains using a 120Ohm resistor to stop signal degradation or data
bounce-back.
The maximum recommended DMX cable run is 300m (984ft). ENTTEC advises against running
data cabling close to sources of electromagnetic interference (EMF) i.e., mains power cabling /
air conditioning units.

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This device has an IP20 rating and is not designed to be exposed to moisture or condensing
humidity.
Ensure this device is operated within the specified ranges within its product datasheet.
Protection from Injury During Installation
Installation of this product must be performed by qualified personnel. If ever unsure always
consult a professional.
Always work with a plan of the installation that respects all system limitations as defined within
this guide and product datasheet.
Keep the S-PLAY MINI and its accessories in its protective packaging until final installation.
Note the serial number of each S-PLAY MINI and add it to your layout plan for future reference
when servicing.
All network cabling should be terminated with an RJ45 connector in accordance with the T-568B
standard.
Always use suitable personal protective equipment when installing ENTTEC products.
Once installation is completed, check that all hardware and components are securely in place
and fastened to supporting structures if applicable.
Installation Safety Guidelines
The device is convection cooled, ensure it receives sufficient airflow so heat can be dissipated.
Do not cover the device with insulating material of any kind.
Do not operate the device if the ambient temperature exceeds that stated in the device
specifications.
Do not cover or enclose the device without a suitable and proven method of dissipating heat.
Do not install the device in damp or wet environments.
Do not modify the device hardware in any way.
Do not use the device if you see any signs of damage.
Do not handle the device in an energised state.
Do not crush or clamp the device during installation.
Do not pull power from the device whilst in operation.
Do not sign off a system without ensuring all cabling to the device and accessories has been
appropriately restrained, secured and is not under tension.

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Wiring Diagrams
Application Diagram
Pump
Curtain
Winch
Activate external
equipment for Events
Relay
DMX Ethernet
Dual Direction
DMX Control
DMX Lights
Lighting
Console
Digital Input
Playlist Triggers
Control through Ethernet
Art-Net, sACN, UDP, OSC
PC software
ArtNet/sACN
Controller
OSC
Playback to Pixel Systems
DATA BACKUP
eDMX
S-PLAY MINI
SKU:70093
OCTO MK2
SKU:71521
DC PSU & Protection
DC PSU & Protection
Ethernet Port - Max 2U Pixel Output
Legend
DATA
VCC
0V / DMX GND
Ethernet

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Distribute DMX Output
eDMX
DMX
DMX
DMX
Power 12-24V DC
DMX Port - Max 1U DMX Output
S-PLAY MINI
SKU:70093
S-PLAY MINI
SKU:70093
DIN ETHERGATE
SKU:71030
Ethernet Port - Max 2U DMX Output
Legend
DATA -
DATA +
VCC
0V / DMX GND
Ethernet

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Connection to Relay
The S-PLAY MINI is equipped with a set of relays designed for use with low power devices and to
provide switching logic for higher power contactors.
To ensure a safe installation it is imperative that the power connected to the S-PLAY MINI’s relays is
within their operating limits.
The S-PLAY MINI’s relay specifications are as follows:
To calculate to total power your circuit will pass through the relay, multiply the circuit voltage by the
current you intend to pass through it. This value must be lower than 60W. In other words, Voltage x
Current ≤ 60W.
If your application requires main power switching or high current applications, ENTTEC recommends
the use of a DMX switch pack controlled by the S-PLAY MINI’s DMX output or wire the S-PLAY MINI’s
relay outputs to connect to the primary coil of a DIN mount high powered relay or contactor.
Connection to Digital Inputs
The S-PLAY MINI’s digital inputs detect circuit completion to the S-PLAY MINI’s ‘GND’ (V- terminal) to
send triggers.
The maximum resistance of a cable that can be used to connect to a Digital Input to the S-PLAY
MINI’s GND is 20 Ohms.
ENTTEC recommends a total maximum wire length of 100m. (50m total distance from the S-PLAY
MINI in a loop).
The longer the cable, the higher its capacitance and likelihood of interference from EMF (Electro
Magnetic Interference).
To ensure a reliable trigger when creating a system, contact should be made for 3 seconds
when triggering a digital input.
Note: Always run digital input cabling away from main power or high sources of EMI (i.e. air
conditioning units) to reduce interference.
If you require a remote input trigger further away from the S-PLAY MINI than 50m, ENTTEC recommend
the use of a 3rd party GPIO interface that can communicate with the S-PLAY MINI’s other triggering
methods over a network.
Maximum Current Rating
2A
Maximum Voltage Rating
50V DC
Total switchable power of each S-PLAY MINI relay
60W
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Current
1.2A
2A
2A
Voltage
50V
30V
50V
Maximum Power
60W
60W
100W

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Using Motion Sensors with the S-PLAY MINI
CONNECTION
POWER
V+
GND GND
OUT
1. Connect the sensor output to one of the Digital Input ports (IN1 to IN4) in S-PLAY MINI.
2. Connect 0V (GND) from sensor to GND of Digital Input connectors in S-PLAY MINI.
3. Go to web interface:
Go to Triggers.
Create a new entry.
Select Digital Input from Type
Change to Port 3 in “Ports” (or to the
corresponding port the OUT cable was
connected to).
You can use the Test Trigger option to ensure
functionality.
Click on Save Trigger for it to be saved ready for
use on the Playlists page.
4. Navigate to the Playlists Page.
5. The Trigger can be selected as a ‘Start Trigger’ to
commence playback of a certain playlist and/or
dragged onto the timeline to act as a condition that
must be met for playback to continue.

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Functional Features
Overview
Supports protocols including DMX, Art-Net and sACN.
1 Universe DMX output or input.
2 Universe Art-Net and sACN input or output.
Max output refresh rate 40 FPS.
Record Cues or Create Effects
Record/edit up to 16 Static, Dynamic or Effect Cues.
Preview Cues being created.
Monitor the DMX values of Cues while recording.
On board gradient Effect Cue generator.
Create and playback Playlist Integrating External Hardware
Create up to 8 playlists using the intuitive timeline editor.
HTP merge between cues and playlists.
Fade out on Stop command.
Hold last value on pause.
Support up to 16 Events through options: UDP, OSC, Relay, Art-Net, sACN and DMX.
Create up to 16 remote Triggers through options: UDP, OSC, Digital Input (GPI), Art-Net, sACN and
DMX.
Map different streams and protocols to different ports.
Enable a customised user interface that empowers end users to control the system while
withholding complete system privileges.
Playback on power up with preferred loop times.
Support OSC API.
Management and Support
Easily accessible web interface for account management.
Lock out edit functionality using a password.
Allow backup and restore S-PLAY MINI state.

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Hardware Features
Overview
4-DIN-module width unit form factor.
One bi-directional 3-Pin Phoenix DMX Port.
12 to 24v DC Input
100 Mbps Ethernet RJ45 Port with built-in Link and Activity LED Indicator.
4 Digital Inputs (GPI).
1 Relay output (NC, NO, COM).
Full electrical isolation of up to 1500V.
Polarity protection.
S-PLAY MINI Connectivity
DC Power Input
12-24 DC Jack
Forward Facing LED
Fast reference for user to
identify the device status.
DMX In/Out
Bi-directional DMX port to
record, playback or trigger
playlist using DMX.
Ethernet (10/100MBps)
Ethernet port capable of transmitting
or receiving Art-Net, sACN, OSC, UDP.
Web Interface
Use web interface to create playlists,
record cues, apply updates and
access the full functionality of the
device.
Reset/Trigger Button
Using this button to resume device
back to factory default or setup as
a trigger for playlists.
Relay Output
1 relay output to activate
3rd party device for an
event.
Digital Inputs
4 digital inputs to receive
triggers from buttons,
switches, sensors, etc.
DIN Clip
Accessory coming along
with the package for DIN
rail mount.

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LED Indicator
The LED status indicator is used to determine the S-PLAY MINI’s current state.
Each state is as follows:
Reset Button
The reset button on the device providing multiple control options and ensuring the device's
adaptability to various operational scenarios.
This reset button can access to below functionalities:
Trigger Playlists
The reset button can be configured as a trigger button for
playlists. By selecting "Button" as the input type in Trigger page,
users have the option to trigger a playlist either when the button
is on release or on press.
Boot Loading
This function assists to restore or recover the device's firmware to a stable state. This can be
performed by following steps:
Press and hold the reset button while
powering up.
Continue holding and release the button
within 10 seconds.
The unit will load the boot and the web
interface will be prompted to the boot page
after manually refresh the page.
On this page, users have the option to
upload a firmware file, perform factory reset
at the current firmware version, or revert to
the factory-state firmware.
LED Colour
S-PLAY MINI Status
White
Idle
Blue
Device starting up
Green
Play/Pause
Yellow
Record
Red
Boot/Error
Purple
IP Conflict
Flashing Yellow
Updating firmware
Flashing Red
On Reset/Trigger button press
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Reset Network Configuration
In case of IP conflicts or network issues, follow these steps to reset the network configuration to
default (DHCP enabled with fallback IP 192.168.0.10):
Press and hold the reset button while powering up.
Continue holding for 10 seconds until the LED turns Green.
The device will restart automatically.
The network settings will be reset to default.
Resume Factory Default
In specific situations, a factory reset might be necessary. This action reverts the device to its initial
manufacturer settings, erasing all data and custom configurations:
Press and hold the reset button while powering up.
Continue holding for 20 seconds until the LED turns Yellow.
The device will restart automatically.
All settings will be reset to the initial state.
Out of the Box
Out of the box, the S-PLAY MINI is factory configured to:
Output Settings: Art-Net
DHCP - Enable. Allowing you to plug it directly into your existing router and it will receive a
network address. –If it does not receive a DHCP response it will fall back to IP: 192.168.0.10 until
the network adaptor is reset or the device is power cycled.
To begin your installation please follow these steps:
Unpack the unit from the box. Inspect the S-PLAY MINI for any damage that might have occurred
in shipping and verify that it looks to be in good condition before plugging it into power.
Complimentary DIN clip and screws in the box for S-PLAY MINI DIN rail mount.
Using a Cat5, Cat5e or Cat6 cable, connect the S-PLAY MINI to an ethernet network.
Connect a DC power supply of 12-24v to power up the unit.
The device is factory default to DHCP enabled. Plug it directly into your existing router and it will
receive a network address once the unit is powered on. You will be able to find its IP address
using ENTTEC EMU App. If it does not receive a DHCP response it will fall back to IP: 192.168.0.10
until the network adaptor is reset or the device is power cycled. More information can be found
in the Network Discovery section in this document.
Network Discovery
To configure your S-PLAY MINI you will be required to use its web interface. S-PLAY MINI’s IP address
can easily be discovered from ENTTEC EMU software by following these steps:
1. Download EMU from www.enttec.com/sku/70680. (Available for Windows and macOS)
2. S-PLAY MINI should be connected physically by an ethernet cable either directly between the S-
PLAY MINI and the computer or through the same physical network (or router) as the computer, on
which you will run EMU.
3. Open EMU. Access the Settings in the top right corner and go to the Output tab. Here you can
‘Rescan for Devices’ and wait until EMU finds the S-PLAY MINI and any other supported ENTTEC

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device on the network.
4. Once found, select ‘S-PLAY MINI’ and press the configuration cog to be directed to your S-PLAY
MINI’s Web interface.
Alternatively, you can also use the following methods to discover the IP address:
An IP scanning software application (i.e. Angry IP Scanner) can be run on the local network to
return a list of active devices on a local network.
Devices can be discovered using Art Poll (i.e. DMX Workshop if set to use Art-Net).
The device default IP address 192.168.0.10 is printed on the physical label on the product when
DHCP server is not available.
Note: When the S-PLAY MINI is set to a static IP, the default gateway MUST be the same for both the
S-PLAY MINI and your computer for EMU to discover the S-PLAY MINI.
Changing the Network Settings
Change the Network settings between either Static or DHCP, Netmask and Gateway and input ports
within settings page on S-PLAY MINI’s web interface.
The S-PLAY MINI can either be configured to be a DHCP or Static IP address.
DHCP: When DHCP is enabled and the S-PLAY MINI is on a network with a device/router with a DHCP
server, the S-PLAY MINI will request an IP address from the server on power up. If the DHCP server is
slow to respond, or your network does not have a DHCP server, the S-PLAY MINI will fall back to the IP
address 192.168.0.10 and netmask 255.255.255.0. If a DHCP address is provided, this can be used to
communicate with the S-PLAY MINI.
Static IP: By default (out of the box) the Static IP address will be 192.168.0.10. If the S-PLAY MINI has
DHCP disabled, the Static IP address given to the device will become the IP address to communicate
with the S-PLAY MINI. The IP address will change from the default once it is modified in the web
interface. Please note down the Static IP address after setting.

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Web interface
The S-PLAY MINI can be configured and controlled through a web browser on a computer, located on
the same Local Area Network (LAN) as the device. Either click on the cog within EMU following the
guide in Network Discovery section or simply type the IP address directly into the web browsers URL
field if you are aware of the S-PLAY MINI’s IP address (either DHCP or Static).
Top Menu
The S-PLAY MINI’s web interface consists of the following pages:
Home
The Home page which is the default landing page presents an overview of all playback activities going
on the S-PLAY MINI.
When used in combination with the lock function, the homepage can be used to as a system page for
the end users to view all custom interface and playlists:
Interfaces:
Navigate to custom interface.
Playlists
View/Set intensity for all Playlists
Play/Pause all Playlists
Stop all Playlists
Play individual Playlist
Pause individual Playlist
Stop individual Playlist
View/Set intensity individual Playlist
View/Set progress individual Playlist
Note: Custom Interface and playlists can be hidden from the home page by
selecting the ‘Hide from Home’ option on each of their configuration pages.

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Cue
S-PLAY MINI allows a maximum of 16 cues created from a combination of Static, Dynamic and Effect
Cues. The Cue page allows cues to be created, configured, duplicated, edited and previewed before
building into a playlist.
The S-PLAY MINI’s Cue is based around three key types of cues that can be created by using the green
icon:
Static is a cue type consisting of one lighting state of up to 2 universes. The DMX data may be
either user defined values or a snapshot of the incoming DMX frame. This can be built into a
playlist with fade in / out times applied.
Dynamic is a recording of up to 2 universes of lighting control data. The S-PLAY MINI provides
various methods to allow a perfect loop when recording over a user defined period.
Effect is a cue type capable of creating gradient effect from within the S-PLAY MINI without
requiring a physical DMX source. Select the universe count, order and much more.
Managing Cues
All cues can be ordered by ID, Cue Name, Cue Type & Duration. Preview, Duplicate Edit or Delete Static
or Effect Cues from this view. Note that Dynamic recordings cannot be duplicated.
Quickly turn a Cue into a Playlist:
After a cue has been created, note that editing it in the Cue Library directly overwrites the full
universe values received and extends the length of the cue if necessary.
By clicking Edit, user is allowed to modify Cue name, active universes and channels after the
cue is created.
You can preview multiple cues simultaneously by pressing the PREVIEW button in the cue list.
Actively playing cues will have green PREVIEW buttons. To stop previewing, simply click on the
green PREVIEW button.
Note: Once a cue is selected to be edited, the S-PLAY MINI will internally trigger the Stop All
command to stop all playback on the S-PLAY MINI to stop overlapping.

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Static Cue
The Static Cue can be generated by either capturing DMX snapshot from external sources or using the
inbuilt editor to define DMX value manually.
Follow the instructions below to create static cue at your preferred methods.
Capture DMX Snapshot for Static Cue
Follow these steps to use the DMX Snapshot feature that captures and record DMX values from
external sources:
1. Click the green icon and choose "Static" as the cue type to open the Static cue editor window.
2. Start by assigning a name to the cue for easy identification.
3. Then, choose the source protocol and specify the desired channels to be utilised for the
recording.
a. DMX (up to 1 Universes / 512 Channels)
b. Art-Net (up to 2 Universes / 1,024 Channels)
c. sACN (up to 2 Universes / 1,024 Channels)
4. Select the S-PLAY MINI’s Universe, which represents the internal universe designated for
recording within the S-PLAY.
5. Specify the External Universe, corresponding to the universe of the external source or the DMX
port of the S-PLAY MINI.
Tip: You can also set all external universe numbers to be identical if you want to mirror the same
external Art-Net / sACN source to all internal universes.)
6. Once the option for capturing is selected, press on the ‘DMX Snapshot’ button to take a snapshot
of your input. It will automatically populate the recorded DMX values to the selected universes.
7. If you wish to view the output live, press the ‘Preview’button at the top left of the interface to
send the recorded data to your fixtures of your S-PLAY’s outputs as defined on the Settings page.
8. Save the cue once completed.

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Edit/Modify Static Cue
The S-PLAY MINI’s inbuilt editor can be utilised to either modify the DMX values grid after DMX
Snapshot or create static scene by using the colour picker tool provided at the top of the interface. To
edit the DMX value:
1. Click the green icon and choose "Static" to create a new static cue or select the existing Static
Cue that you would like to modify.
2. Select the universes you want to affect, then set a channel range you wish to set/modify.
3. Next, either utilise the colour picker or define channel values manually.
Note: If setting single channel or dimmer fixtures, select “All/W” for single channel control.
4. When the state you require has been created press ‘SET DMX’ for the values to be populated in
the channel grid of each universe selected.
5. Preview or save the cue created.

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Dynamic Cue Creation
Dynamic Cues are recordings that allow DMX/ Art-Net/ sACN streams to be recorded and integrated
into a show. When creating a Dynamic Cue, press the green icon and select Dynamic as the cue
type:
2. Provide a cue name to aid identification.
3. Select one of the following options for data capture:
a. DMX (up to 1 Universes / 512 Channels)
b. Art-Net (up to 2 Universes / 1,024 Channels)
c. sACN (up to 2 Universes / 1,024 Channels)
4. Options for manual cue recording by clicking the red "Start Rec" button located at the top
right corner, or configure a recording trigger to initiate and halt the recording with
precision, allowing you to effortlessly capture a show using a remote trigger:
a. OSC, UDP triggers start on message received and stop when same message received again.
b. Art-Net, sACN, DMX triggers start when a value is received that is equal or above the
‘Trigger Level’. It will then stop when the value drops below.
c. Digital Input: when configured as ‘Activate on Break’ - Recording starts when the
connection between the Digital input port and GND is broken and stops when the
connection is made. This is reversed when set to ‘Activate on Make’.
5. To capture data, indicate the desired universes and channel range by selecting the corresponding
checkboxes and adjusting the input universe fields accordingly.

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6. Toggle Live Preview on to send the recorded data to your fixtures of your
S-PLAY’s outputs as defined on the Settings page.
7. If you are recording looped content, enable Perfect Loop to allow the S-
PLAY to automatically stop recording when it detects a loop by matching
the incoming frames with the first 10 frames of the recording.
8. Once the options for capturing are selected, press on the Start Rec button to start the recording,
or prime the S-PLAY MINI ready to receive the start trigger if one was defined. The timer in the top
right of the window will start running as soon as data begins to be captured. The DMX values
captured will be shown for their corresponding universes.
Recording Tips: During Art-Net or sACN recording, when utilizing the 'live preview' function, it is
crucial to ensure that no other active Art-Net/sACN device is outputting on the same universes that
are being recorded (including the S-PLAY itself). This precaution eliminates the possibility of
interference loopback, which can result in erratic or inaccurate recordings. To adjust the output
settings of your S-PLAY, navigate to the Settings page.
When recording live generated content, Perfect Loop may have inconsistent results due to the
dynamic nature of the live content generation, where the exact same 10 frames may not always be
generated.