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CHAPTER 2 - System Calibration
The Martin Lighting Director uses four ultrasonic emitters as a reference frame to find
wireless trackers on the stage. The following is a step by step guide for setting up the
emitters; experienced users will find that the calibration will take them less than 30
minutes. Please refer to chapter 8 “Tips to optimize performance” for further
suggestions and information on ideal tracking conditions.
1. Mark your stage floor
Mark the centre of your stage with some gaffer tape. This will be the central reference
point for the tracking system, also called the origin. Make four other markings with
gaffer tape, as indicated in Figure 3: the centre of your stage downstage (close to the
public), the centre of your stage upstage (far from the public) and the centre of the
stage's right and left wings, as you stand on the stage facing the public.
Public
Downstage
Upstage
Stage
Left
centre stage
mark
upstage mark
Figure 3 - Stage terminology and system calibration markings
Stage
Right
downstage mark
stage left
mark
stage right
mark
Side note: even if your public surrounds the stage or if you do not have a specific place for the
public, you must choose some points that will define your interactive area and its orientation.
These points will serve as a reference when you are using the MLD software to define regions
of your stage. For convenience, if there is no clear stage orientation, set the downstage of the
stage to be the side that is closest to the MLD computer so that the orientation of the space
“matches” the orientation presented in the MLD software’s “map editor”.
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