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Trainer Training. Operating Abel (2). Operating Abel. Configuring ropes to Abel bells the single bell setup the multi- bell setup. Operating Abel. This tutorial assumes you are familiar with using Abel on it’s own i.e. without bells and sensors

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  1. Trainer Training Operating Abel (2) Operating Abel (2)

  2. Operating Abel • Configuring ropes to Abel bells • the single bell setup • the multi-bell setup Operating Abel (2)

  3. Operating Abel • This tutorial assumes you are familiar with using Abel on it’s own i.e. without bells and sensors • The slides show the ten bell installation at St Nicolas • The same principles apply to all multi-sensor installations Operating Abel (2)

  4. The Multi-Bell Setup • Only computer C is set-up for multi-bell use: • All ten bells have sensors connected to computer C • The loudspeaker is connected to computer C Operating Abel (2)

  5. The Multi-Bell Setup • The path between the bell and the PC screen is made up of several connections • Fixed connections • These connect between the bells and the computer • The connections are fixed in the wiring or ‘hardware’ • Virtual connections (configuration) • These are inside the Abel software • These ‘virtual’ connections can be changed by the operator Operating Abel (2)

  6. The Multi-Bell Setup • Fixed connections • Bell 1 connects to sensor 1, which connects to multi-bell interface socket 1, which connects to Abel as “Bell 1” • These connections are fixed in the hardware Bagley MBI Sockets Abel Inputs Bells Sensors Operating Abel (2)

  7. The Multi-Bell Setup The sensors are plugged into the numbered sockets on the Bagley multi-bell interface. The sensor on the treble is plugged into socket number 1, the sensor on the number two bell is plugged into socket number 2 and so on. Operating Abel (2)

  8. The sensor plugged into socket 1 on the Bagley multi-bell interface will always be connected to Bell 1, the sensor plugged into socket 2 will always be connected to Bell 2, and so on. Operating Abel (2)

  9. At St. Nicolas, the treble is connected to Bell 1, the number two bell to Bell 2 and so on, with the tenor being connected to Bell 10. Operating Abel (2)

  10. The Multi-Bell Setup • Virtual connections (configuration) • Abel is normally configured so that Bell 1 is mapped to the rope icon in the bottom right hand corner of the screen i.e. position 1 • By default Abel assumes this to be the treble i.e. Abel bell number 1 (but it’s easy to change this) Abel Inputs (“Bell 1”) Position on screen Abel bell number Operating Abel (2)

  11. Here, Bell 1 is mapped toring in position 1. By default this is Abel bell 1. Operating Abel (2)

  12. This is position 1, to which Bell 1 had been mapped on the previous slide. Operating Abel (2)

  13. By default i.e. unless you tell it otherwise, Abel will select the bell in position 1 to ring Abel bell 1 (the treble) Operating Abel (2)

  14. To make Bell 1 ring Abel bell 3 instead, place the cursor here and left-click on the mouse Operating Abel (2)

  15. The bells rotate so that Bell 1 now rings Abel bell 3 Operating Abel (2)

  16. The Multi-Bell Setup • Tips • Computer C needs to be told to ignore signals from bells which are not part of the work it is being used for. For example: • If you are ringing the treble or two (using headphones via computers A and B) computer C will assume they are trying to join in with what it’s doing. • Bells which are left down produce spurious signals if the bell rocks even slightly (you can de-select the bells - or ring them up). • De-selecting the bells should be done via theExternal Bells window Operating Abel (2)

  17. The Multi-Bell Setup • The Ultimate Test… • You want Abel to ring rounds on six. You have a helper who will ring the 3 and a learner who will ring the 4. You want Abel to fill in for the other bells. • The front three bells are already being used for other exercises, so you decide that the helper will use the rope on the number four bell, and the learner will use the number five bell. Operating Abel (2)

  18. The Multi-Bell Setup • De-selecting • The sensors on the front three bells will keep sending signals, but we want Abel to ignore them • To deselect the inputs from the sensors remove the number in the “Map To” box for Bell 1, Bell 2 and Bell 3 Operating Abel (2)

  19. The Multi-Bell Setup Operating Abel (2)

  20. The Multi-Bell Setup • Revising the mapping • The helper will be on Bell 4, so we map Bell 4 to position 1 • The learner will be on Bell 5 so we map that to position 2 • De-select the remaining bells (the system only likes to see the “Map To” boxes with numbers in an ascending series, starting with the lowest numbered bells) • Tip 1: it’s quicker to use the “Clear Mappings” button and re-enter the new configuration • Tip 2: to return to the default settings press “Reset 1:1 Mappings” Operating Abel (2)

  21. The Multi-Bell Setup Operating Abel (2)

  22. The Multi-Bell Setup • Changing the Abel bell • Finally we must tell Abel that the bell in position 1 is to be the 3 in our rounds, and the bell in position 2 will be the 4 • To do this, place the cursor over the rope marked 3 and left-click on the mouse (see slide 16) Operating Abel (2)

  23. The Multi-Bell Setup Any questions? Operating Abel (2)

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