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MODEL 222e MULTI - DIMENSIONAL KINESTHETIC INPUT Extend your performance technique beyond spaghetti tossing and knob twiddling to the caress of Thunder and the zap of Lightning. Mounted in the bottom row of a 200e system, this three panel unit tactile sensor responds to a feather-weight caress, or to pounds of pressure. An accompanying spatial sensor, mounted in the top row and occupying 1 panel unit, tracks the movement of the hands as they leave the confines of the surface. An ergonomic array of 27 keys sense pressure and velocity; fourteen respond to location in one or two dimensions. Arrayed into multiple user-defined groups varying in size from 1 to 25 keys, they produce user-programmed control voltages. Location, pressure, impact and tuned voltages, as well as pulses, are presented at a total of 30 outputs. The LCD based user interface is remarkably simple and quite flexible. Trigonometric detection of 2 wireless rings provides spatial information in three dimensions, with additional data provided by ring-mounted switches. Charging of the rings is accomplished by plugging them into special sockets on the top most boat. All settings, including key programming, can be memorized and recalled by the 225e. |
