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Programming Overview
Studio Color LCD Controller
Programming Overview
The Studio Color LCD controller has 9 separate memories,
each containing 99 pages, for a total of 891 pages of program
storage.
You can think of the controller’s memory as being like a
book. The book has 9 chapters (memories) and each chapter
has 99 pages.
Pa
g
e, Construct, Parameter, Loop
Each page (which can also be called a look or a scene) stores
a unique combination of constructs (fixture features) and
their parameters (values) which together form a particular
look or effect. You can link pages together to form a loop
(also called a chase, a repeating series of pages).
Address and Preset Mode
The controller has two fundamental modes of operation:
Address mode (also called Edit mode) and Preset mode (also
called Playback mode). The current state of the controller is
indicated by which LED on the
<Address>/<Preset>
key is
ON.
Address (Edit) Mode: (Address LED is ON.) In Address
mode you program one or more fixtures. Each program is
stored as one page (a page consists of a set of constructs and
their values); the page resides in one of the nine memories.
You can play back the program by manually selecting the
memory and page you assigned it to, or automatically using
the
<Auto>
(auto advance) key.
Preset (Playback) Mode: (Preset LED is ON.) In Preset
mode you take a program you created in address mode and
assign it to one of the 1024 presets (eight presets in each of
128 preset banks). A preset can be either a single page
(scene) or a loop (repeating sequence of pages).
PRESET
ADDRESS
PRESET
ADDRESS
PRESET
ADDRESS
- Studio Color 1
- International Sales 3
- Trademarks 3
- Declaration of Conformity 4
- Important Safety Information 5
- Warranty and Conditions 6
- Limited Warranty 7
- Freight 8
- Table Of Contents 10
- Chapter 4 Basic Programming 11
- Chapter 5 Using the Menus 11
- Table Of Figures 13
- Table of Tables 15
- Introduction 17
- Features 18
- About This Manual 20
- Getting Help 22
- Chapter 1 23
- Preparing to Use Your 23
- LCD Controller 23
- Unpacking Your Controller 24
- Specifications 25
- Safety Standards 26
- Cables and Connectors 27
- Optional Accessories 28
- Replacing the Fuse 31
- Power Cord Cap 32
- EARTHED 33
- Chapter 2 35
- Setting Up Your Controller 35
- Rear Panel Descriptions 36
- Setting the Switches 38
- Connecting Fixtures 43
- Setting A Fixture Number 45
- Selecting Fixture Numbering 47
- Cables and Terminators 48
- Table 2-1. XLR Cable Pinouts 49
- Terminators 50
- Connection Rules 50
- Examples 51
- Master and Slave Controllers 54
- Master (out) 55
- Slave (in) 55
- MIDI In and Out Ports 56
- Other Connectors 57
- Rack Mounting the Controller 59
- Powering On the Controller 60
- Standby key 61
- Power key switch 61
- Chapter 3 63
- Overview of Controller 63
- Operation 63
- Programming Hints 64
- Beam Shaping 65
- Front Panel Descriptions 66
- Not used Not used Not used 70
- Not used 70
- Gate Key 71
- Red, Green and Blue Keys 71
- Using the Construct Keys 72
- Lens 1 Key 73
- MSpeed Key 74
- Xfade Key 76
- Color Key 77
- Lens 2 Key 78
- Mode Key 79
- Position Key (POS) 81
- Setting CSpeed 83
- )* 84
- Chapter 4 85
- Basic Programming 85
- Programming Overview 86
- Programming Guided Tour 88
- Recording Page 2 89
- Recording Page 3 90
- Recording Page 4 90
- Creating a Loop 91
- Recording a Preset 92
- Creating a Program 94
- Step 3: Press the Select Key 95
- Step 5: Edit Constructs 95
- Where To Go From Here 96
- Page Copy 97
- Block Copy (and Reverse) 100
- and 101
- #> -#> 101
- #+ -#+5 101
- Delay setting 102
- Preset Programming 103
- Using Preset Banking 104
- Recording a One-Page Preset 105
- Recording a Loop as a Preset 106
- Preset Playback 107
- Things to Remember 108
- Viewing and Editing Programs 109
- Viewing Fixtures 109
- Erasing Pages 111
- Master Dim 112
- Homing Fixtures 113
- Chapter 5 115
- Using the Menus 115
- Submasters 116
- Function 116
- Overview 117
- Navigating the Menus 118
- Menu Movement Keys 119
- Moving Through Menu Levels 119
- Selecting Options 120
- Multi-Page Menus 121
- Selecting MSC or LSC 122
- Setting the Device ID 123
- All-Memory Playback 125
- Locking/Unlocking Memory 126
- Locking/Unlocking a Fixture 127
- Erasing All Memory 128
- <Menu> 129
- <Down> 129
- <Right> 129
- <Up> 129
- Studio Color LCD Controller 130
- Chapter 6 131
- Advanced Programming 131
- Who Should Use this Chapter 132
- Using Position Presets 133
- Recording Position Presets 134
- Recalling Position Presets 134
- Address Parameter Copy 135
- Edit/Copy 136
- 9 :#/-! -# ' 138
- User Key Macros 139
- Erasing a Single User Key 142
- Accessing Default Definitions 143
- Erasing All User Keys 144
- Analog Inputs Ports 145
- Remote Page Access 146
- Remote Preset Access 148
- Using Binary Preset Access 151
- Binary "819" 153
- Selecting a Submaster Mode 154
- 1 ;:4+$2.%JK@8+5+++$/ 155
- Audio Input Playback 157
- Varying the Audio Sensitivity 158
- Random Advance 159
- Live Control of Auto Playback 159
- Remote Enable 160
- Lightwave Control Center 161
- Chapter 7 163
- External Memory Storage 163
- Personal Computer Options 165
- NiCad Battery Protection 165
- RAM Card: Memory 166
- RAM Card: Memory 167
- RAM Card: O/S 170
- RAM Card: O/S 171
- )/3;N N 172
- MEMORY CARD 174
- Male DB25 Connector 175
- Male DB9 Connector 175
- IBM-Compatible 176
- Initial Setup 177
- Computer 179
- D);$2$ 181
- Computer to Controller 182
- )(;$2$ 184
- Verifying the Transfer 185
- Macintosh-to-Modem cable 186
- Setting Up the Software 187
- Controller to Computer 188
- Macintosh 189
- *#8-# 191
- Crossloading 192
- (Male DB9)(Female DB9) 193
- 193
- Serial Cable 193
- Crossload Procedure 194
- Glossary 197
- Delay Time 199
- Dichroic filters 199
- Fixture Number 201
- Lightwave Show Control 201
- Luminaire 202
- MIDI Show Control (MSC) 203
- Mirror Mode 203
- RAM Card 206
- Sequence 206
- Serial Data Distributor 206
- Show Control 207
- Studio Color Upload Module 208
- Submaster 208
- Tip/Ring connector 208
- Tip/Ring/Sleeve connector 208
- Twelve-Level Preset Access 209
- Un-initialized Page 209
- User-Defined Keys 209
- User Memory 209
- Appendix A 211
- Binary Access Table 211
- Appendix B 247
- Construct Parameters 247
- Appendix C 251
- Pinouts and Wiring 251
- Diagrams 251
- Connector Pin Numbering 252
- Straight-Through 253
- Null Modem 253
- Appendix D 255
- Important Safety 255
- Information 255
- Appendice D 256
- Important: Informations De 256
- Sécurité 256
- Anhang D 257
- Wichtige 257
- Sicherheitshinweise 257
- Apéndice D 258
- Información Importante De 258
- Seguridad 258
- Appendiks D 260
- Vigtig Sikkerhedsin 260
- <Audio> 261
- <Blue> 261
- ) 7-5 262
- 7-5, 7-9 262
- O) 263
- ) 6-6 263
- )* 3-21, 3-22 264
- <Mode> 266
- <MSpeed> 266
- -//3; 7-9 267
- <Rate> 268
- <Record> 268
- <Red> 268
- <Select> 268
- <Standby> 269
- ) 5-9 271
- <XFade> 272
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