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Light Palette

 

Control Console

Philips
Strand Lighting

10911 Petal Street
Dallas, TX 75238 USA

Tel: 214-647-7880 

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 Fax: 214-647-8031

www.strandlighting.com

©2011 Philips Group

Document Number: 85-6147

Step 5. Connect RJ-45 Patch Cable (included) to any open RJ-45 connector at rear of DMX Card (not on the front of the 

card).

Note:  

On Light Palette VL and Light Palette Live consoles, all open connectors on the DMX card may be in use. If you are 

installing this card in one of these consoles, please use any open connector on a submaster or button module panel. 

Step 6. Feed Patch Cable inside console chassis and route toward expansion slot as shown in 

Figure 2

. Slide DMX Card 

back into its slot and secure by hand-tightening two captive screws.

Step 7. Insert MIDI/SMPTE Interface Card into slot and secure by hand-tightening two captive screws.

Step 8. Connect remaining end of Patch Cable to either RJ-45 connector at rear of card.

Step 9. Close console lid.

Connecting MIDI and SMPTE Devices 

The hardware will support up to two external SMPTE 
interface devices and the software additionally supports 
four internal SMPTE clocks and the Media Player Time 
Code.

• MIDI devices connect using the industry standard MIDI 

connector (DIN 5).

• SMPTE connects using a balanced line level signal 

through standard XLR connectors.

• A potentiometer is provided to adjust the level of the 

SMPTE output signal.

LED Operation

During console operation, the MIDI/SMPTE Interface Card LEDs will indicate the following conditions:

Refer to the Light Palette 

Help

 file for more information regarding MIDI or SMPTE operation.

Customer Support 

Contact Strand Lighting Customer Service at: 1-800-4STRAND (U.S.) or 1-214-647-7880 (international).

For a complete list of support and field service contacts, go to 

www.strandlighting.com

, select the Support tab and then the 

"Support/Field Service Contacts" link.

COM LED

Status LED

Green Flash = No MIDI/SMPTE

No LED = No power

Red Flash = Transmit SMPTE

Solid Green = Power, CPU not running

Green/Red = Receive SMPTE

Amber/Green Slow Flash = No communication to console

Amber/Green Fast Flash = Connected to console

MIDI In

MIDI Out

SMPTE In

SMPTE Out

COM LED

Status LED

Level Adjustment

Figure 3:  Connecting MIDI/SMPTE Devices

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