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Connecting Fixtures
Studio Color LCD Controller
Because each fixture has a unique fixture number, each one
responds to commands from the controller independently
from the other fixtures.
Since fewer than 32 Studio Color fixtures are attached to the
controller and because no cable spans more than 500 ft. (153
m), a serial data distributor is not required.
Example #2: Multiple controllers are linked together as
masters and slaves. One link spans more than 500 ft (153 m).
Figure 2-13. This example shows three controllers
interconnected via their Master and Slave ports.
The master controller provides a single point of
playback control.
In the example above, three Studio Color LCD controllers are
connected to multiple fixtures. The first controller is
designated as the master controller by setting switch B-1 to
OFF. The other two controllers are slaves (switch B-1 set to
ON). Only one master controller is allowed per link.
The master controller controls playback of programs that
have already been created on the slaves. (You program the
slave controllers independently, then play back the programs
from the master controller.) The master controller can also
XLR data cabling
Master Controller
Slave Controller
Stereo cabling
Serial Data
Distributor
In Out Out Out Out Out
Long distance
To more fixtures
To more fixtures
Master port
Master port Slave port
Slave Controller
To more fixtures
Fixture #1
Fixture #2
Fixture #3
Fixture #5
Fixture #4
Fixture #2 Fixture #4
Fixture #1 Fixture #2
Studio Color Studio Color
Studio Color Studio Color
Studio Color
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- 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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