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LP-X24 and LP-X48 Users Manual
Random Motion Effect Parameters
Random motion effects include the ballyhoo.
Parameter Explanation
Pan Min Used with Tilt Min, Pan Max and Tilt Max to specify the range in which
the random motion will take place. Values range from 0 to 255. The
default value is 0.
Tilt Min Used with Pan Min, Pan Max and Tilt Max to specify the range in which
the random motion will take place. Values range from 0 to 255. The
default value is 0.
Pan Max Used with Pan Min, Tilt Min and Tilt Max to specify the range in which
the random motion will take place. Values range from 0 to 255. The
default value is 255.
Tilt Max Used with Pan Min, Tilt Min and Pan Max to specify the range in which
the random motion will take place. Values range from 0 to 255. The
default value is 255.
Speed The speed at which the lights will move. Values range from 1 to 100 with
one being the slowest possible speed and 100 being the fastest possible
speed. The default value is 50.
Start Delay Specify how long to delay before starting the effect. The range of delays
is from 0:00.0 to 9:59.9. The default is 0.
Loops The number of times to move across the specified range.
The default is INF (Infinite), meaning that the effect will execute as long
as the look is active. The range of loops is from 1 to 999 or INF.
Example: a loop count of 1 means that the lights will go to one edge of
the range and then move across to another edge of the range.
To Create a Focus Effect
1. Put the LP-X into the following modes for moving light recording:
Button/Fader Setting
Modes Record and Scene
Display ML
Filter ML or BOTH
Bump
Any setting
Master Fader
Up (typically full on)
Manual Fader
Any setting
Programmer Fader
Up
The LP-X displays the Moving Light Programmer.
- Version 3.2 4
- Contents 5
- 2 Contents 6
- Contents 3 7
- 4 Contents 8
- Introduction 9
- Board Layout 10
- Introduction 7 11
- 8 Introduction 12
- Introduction 9 13
- Power Up and Down Sequences 14
- To Power Down the LP-X 15
- Display Modes 16
- Orientation to LCD Mode 17
- Orientation to Video Mode 18
- Introduction 15 19
- 16 Introduction 20
- Introduction 17 21
- Using the Keypad 22
- Conventional Channel Input 23
- CHAN 1 THRU 5 24
- Level 75 24
- Introduction 21 25
- Chapter One: 27
- Quick Start 27
- Moving Light Select Buttons 28
- Dowse/No Dowse 28
- Playbacks Stack Deep! 28
- How do I… 29
- 26 Chapter One Quick Start 30
- Control Features 32
- 30 Chapter One Quick Start 34
- …set fade times? 35
- 32 Chapter One Quick Start 36
- …play back looks? 37
- Working in Video Mode 38
- 36 Chapter One Quick Start 40
- 38 Chapter One Quick Start 42
- Console and Keyboard Buttons 43
- 40 Chapter One Quick Start 44
- Clearing Settings 45
- Chapter Two: 47
- Setup Essentials 47
- The Instrument Menu 48
- The LP-X Instrument Library 49
- Delete Instrument 55
- Dimmer Patch 56
- To Create a New Dimmer Patch 57
- To Copy a Dimmer Patch 58
- To Delete a Patch 60
- To Edit a Patch 60
- Show Maintenance 67
- To Restore a Show 69
- The Erase Menu 70
- To Erase Custom Patches 71
- To Erase Playbacks 72
- To Erase a Show 72
- Clear Show? 73
- Chapter Three: 75
- Add, Solo or off 77
- Page 1, Playback 6, Step 1 79
- ShowLive Edit 81
- ShowBlind Edit 83
- Chapter Four: 87
- Moving Light Programming 87
- The Moving Light Library 89
- Getting Started 90
- Instruments Screen 93
- Dowse versus No Dowse Mode 94
- Recording Moving Light Looks 95
- Modifying Moving Light Looks 104
- Edit Mode 106
- To Override a Look 107
- Chapter Five: 109
- Techniques 109
- Copying a Look 111
- Copying a Playback 112
- Automating a Show 114
- Automation Shortcuts 119
- Programming Virtual Channels 123
- Chapter Six: 127
- To Create a Focus Label 131
- To Copy a Label 135
- Editing Labels 137
- To Rename a Label 138
- To Delete a Label 139
- Delete Label? 140
- Yes / No 140
- Chapter Seven: 141
- Flashes to show that 145
- Chapter Nine: 147
- Chases 147
- 144 Chapter Nine Chases 148
- Chases Chapter Nine 145 149
- 146 Chapter Nine Chases 150
- Chases Chapter Nine 147 151
- 148 Chapter Nine Chases 152
- Dark Move Chases 153
- 150 Chapter Nine Chases 154
- Chapter Ten: 155
- Stacks 155
- Playing Back the Stack 156
- Go, Back and Hold Buttons 157
- Fading versus Snapping 158
- To Play Back the Stack 158
- Stacks Chapter Ten 155 159
- Editing Stacks 160
- 158 Chapter Ten Stacks 162
- Copy Blank 163
- Insert a blank step 163
- Insert Stack Step 163
- Insert As 163
- To Clear the Stack 164
- Automating a Stack 165
- To Automate the Stack 166
- Stacks Chapter Ten 163 167
- Advanced Techniques 168
- Changing Steps at Run Time 169
- Linking to a Playback 170
- Stacks Chapter Ten 167 171
- Chapter Eleven: 173
- Moving Light Effects 173
- Parameter Explanation 174
- Creating Iris Flick Effects 182
- Creating Focus Effects 185
- Linear Effect Parameters 186
- To Create a Focus Effect 187
- Sequencing Parameters 190
- To Sequence an Effect 190
- Editing Effects 191
- Record: PG 1 PB 5 Step: 6 192
- Ballyhoo 192
- Focus Effects 192
- To Override an Attribute 194
- Chapter Twelve: 195
- Other Setup Features 195
- The Group Menu 196
- To Create a Group 197
- To Edit a Group 200
- Defaults 201
- Show Defaults 202
- The DMX Menu 203
- The Update Menu 204
- To Update the LP-X Library 205
- The Miscellaneous Menu 206
- To Receive MIDI Signals 207
- Appendix A: 213
- Maintenance and Repair 213
- Appendix B: 215
- MIDI Protocol Specification 215
- MIDI Message Output 216
- MIDI Message Input 216
- Symbolic Name ID 217
- Glossary 219
- 216 Glossary 220
- Glossary 217 221
- 218 Glossary 222
- Glossary 219 223
- Index 225
- 222 Index 226
- Index 223 227
- 224 Index 228
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