Chapter three: system tools, Dmx line assignment – Leprecon LP-3000 Series User Manual

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LP-3000 Users Manual

Chapter Three:
System Tools

The LP-3000’s system tools include features that enable you to configure the
console for a specific lighting system and to load, save and erase shows. The
system tools are available from the Setup screen and the following functions are
available.

Menu Item

Function

Show

Used to save and load LP-3000 show files.

Preset Titles

Sets the LCD titles above the preset playbacks.

DMX Lines

Assigns dimmers and moving lights to 1 of 4 lines.

Dimmer Patch

Assigns dimmers to board channels.

Options

Used to set preferences, including bump levels.

Erase

Clears stored show data.

DMX Line Assignment

Before controlling fixtures with the LP-3000, you must first configure the system
with the correct number and type of fixtures. This configuration process will
determine the DMX assignments for moving lights and dimmers and allow you to
give names to the fixtures for easier reference during programming.

About DMX Line Assignments

DMX line assignment locates a fixture on a specific DMX line at a specific DMX
address.

A fixture assignment consists of a DMX line and a start address.

Up to four DMX lines can be driven from the LP-3000. The four DMX lines
are Line A, Line B, Line C and Line D.

Each DMX line has 512 channels, any one of which may be used as the
start address for a fixture.

Various fixtures require different numbers of channels. For example, the Martin 218
requires nine channels whereas the Cyberlight requires twenty channels. The
number of attributes that a fixture has determines the number of channels it
requires.

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