By Bertelle R., Russo M.R.
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The unplugged cable is noticed and restored in time for cue 14, but, since the receiving device never saw cue 13, it now runs cue 13 instead of 14, which would be the correct cue. The system is now off until some correction is made. Data integrity is extremely important in relative systems, because if data is lost, the controlled system will be in error. If a relative system loses power, when power comes back up, the system must first re-initialize, find a predefined starting point, and then figure out where to go 22 Part 1 • An Introduction from there.
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In show business, storytelling has always been our job, and modern entertainment technology provides a powerful set of storytelling tools which now extend beyond the traditional performing arts and include a wide array of venues and types of shows: corporate events, concerts, mega churches, cruise ships, museums, and so on. These powerful tools, however, come with the cost of increased complexity. In the early 1980s, lighting control systems could be relatively straightforward and easy to understand.
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