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MIDI Setup - In / Slave Mode

MIDI Setup - Out Mode

Notes: MIDI Setup - Out

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Lo Function

When a Slave desk or receiving MIDI device is not connected,
the Lo function appears not to work. There is no error
message.

Notes: MIDI Setup - In / Slave

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Autofade Delay

Keyboards can obviously be played very fast, faster than a
lamp can respond (especially If percussion instruments are
being played). If this happens, try experimenting with different
values of Autofade delay times which add a fade time after a
Note Off message is received.

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Controlling Memories via MIDI

See page 22.

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Step No. Display shows ‘NO’ if no MIDI data has been received since the desk was last turned on. If a MIDI signal is
connected, ‘Li’ shows; if ‘AC’ is shown MIDI data was being received, but is now disconnected. - Check the desk is in
Preset or Run mode. The only desk controls that work are the Grand Master, Preset A channel faders and Master A.

Sets MIDI Receiving Channel No. (1-16, —, NO) in Step No. display. NO turns MIDI off.

Default is all channels (‘—’).

Sets MIDI Note Number that triggers desk channel 1, shown in Step No display. Numbers selectable are: 1 to 99, A0 to A9
(used for 100 to 109), b0 to b9 (used for 110 to 119, be careful not to confuse

(60) with

(b0)), C0 to C7 (used for

120 to 127) and ‘—’. When set to ‘—’, the first note of the first octave drives desk channel 1, the first note of the second
octave drives channel 1 also and so on. See paragraph section on Note Numbers opposite. The default is ‘—’.

Sets a ‘padding value’ - used for non velocity sensing keyboards to ensure that the maximum desk output may be
programmed to be full brightness.The value set is shown in Step No. display, range 1 to 63,

default ‘—’ (0).

Sets the value of Autofade Delay in the range ‘—’, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 and 64,

default ‘8’. (See Note )

Program Change - If ‘ON’ allows a remote MIDI instrument to change the block of memories that are being addressed by
Note Numbers. If ‘NO’, stops remote changes.

Defaults to ‘NO’.

Program Default - Allows the block of memories that are being addressed by Note Numbers to be changed at the desk.
Once the desk has received ANY Program Change command from a MIDI instrument, with PC set to ‘ON’, Program
Default will be completely ignored until the desk is switched off and back on again, even if ‘PC’ is reset to ‘NO’. The range
shown in the Step No display is from 1 to C0 (As ‘No’ above).

Defaults to ‘1’.

(Press Page + for

or Page - for

Press Go or Add Step for

Press Delete Step for

)

Sets MIDI Transmitting Channel No - shown in
the Step No display. Range is 1 to 16,
Default is channel 15.

Sends all desk memories to a secondary desk or
MIDI device.

Sends request for memory data from secondary
desk or MIDI device.
(uses Zero 88 System Exclusive)

MIDI Operation

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Summary of Contents for Lightmaster XL

Page 1: ...Lightmaster XL Manual...

Page 2: ...n only E OE Zero 88 Lighting Ltd 1995 Stock No 73 595 00 Software version 6116 Zero 88 Lighting Ltd Usk House Llantarnam Park Cwmbran Gwent NP44 3HD U K Tel 44 0 1633 838088 Fax 44 0 1633 867880 e mai...

Page 3: ...12 Programming controls 12 Programming a Sequential Effect 13 Editing a Step in a Sequential Effect 13 Previewing and Running Sequential Effects 13 Programming the Audio Effect 13 Previewing and Outpu...

Page 4: ...esk Memory Organisation 22 Advanced MIDI Programming 22 Set up the desk to respond to the Octave starting with Middle C Note Value 60 22 Set up the desk to respond to external Program Change commands...

Page 5: ...allows storage and retrieval of lighting scenes using the B preset as memory masters The Effects section allows storage and retrieval of chase and audio effects The MIDI function allows the desk to o...

Page 6: ...odes of operation GRAND MASTER Sets maximum level for all outputs FLASH FUNCTION Determines the function of flash buttons see notes NOTES Flash Functions Off Flash Buttons do not function Flash Pressi...

Page 7: ...l channels or memories are flashed OUTPUT LIGHTS Brightness indicates current channel output FADE TIME Sets the time for a scene to fade in or out NOTES Master Fader Levels For each channel the level...

Page 8: ...Function to select Flash 2 Press one or more individual channel Flash buttons The channels selected have been added into the scene at the level set by the Grand Master Soloing to a Channel 1 Change th...

Page 9: ...d PROGRAM Transfers levels currently output to memory MASTER A Sets maximum channel level within memory PRESET A Sets individual channel levels for programming FLASH PREVIEW BUTTONS Selects one of the...

Page 10: ...1 p9 3 HINTS Programming Appears Not To Work Check that the Grand Master and Master A are up to full since with Master A at zero a blank memory will be programmed Simply fade up the Grand Master or Ma...

Page 11: ...ge or Sequence will only change when the fader reaches 0 or the Flash button released This feature is called Page Overlay The operation of this feature is shown by the slow flashing of the appropriate...

Page 12: ...annel faders in turn until the associated channel Preview light is on continuously Be careful When the Preset A fader level is at the recorded level the fader catches the level and then has LIVE contr...

Page 13: ...d level in four harmonic bands Bass Low Mid High Mid Treble For Ripplesound as the sound level increases the level of audio memory A1 is increased to 100 first followed by A2 being increased to 100 un...

Page 14: ...olo the sequence using the Effects Flash Preview button Turn the Speed knob to Manual then press Go to step through the sequence manually Programming the Audio Effect 1 Set the Mode switch to Program...

Page 15: ...puts next step of stopped chase sequence FLASH Flashes Solos the effect NOTES Auto Varispeed Bass Chase Auto Chase requires no sound input with Chase Speed determined directly by the speed control Var...

Page 16: ...p Number using the Go button 4 Press Program once to program zero levels into the audio memory selected 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any other audio memories that need clearing NOTES The letters ER or N...

Page 17: ...e Step No display flashes IC Insert Card until a card is inserted or the Go button is pressed again Using Compare CP If the Card contents are not the same as the desk contents NO with two flashing dot...

Page 18: ...If there is no desk channel driving the DMX channel the display has a in it 3 Press the Memory Page buttons to examine the channels patched to the other DMX outputs To re patch the DMX channels 1 Set...

Page 19: ...nd that is played When a voice is changed a signal called a Program Change is sent on the Transmit channel assigned to the instrument Any device which has been set up to receive data on this channel w...

Page 20: ...set to the first note of the first octave drives desk channel 1 the first note of the second octave drives channel 1 also and so on See paragraph section on Note Numbers opposite The default is Sets...

Page 21: ...ry Page display shows Ch 2 Connect a MIDI cable from main desk MIDI OUT connector to the secondary desk MIDI IN connector 3 Press Memory button on the main desk to select du 4 Press the Go button on t...

Page 22: ...the Slave s as required Sequences These are driven from the Master effects section For sequences to work properly they must be programmed very carefully For example Setting up a 24 channel chase on t...

Page 23: ...is is how they will be used For this example program scenes to fill all the memories in Pages 3 6 and 8 Connect a MIDI cable from the keyboard MIDI OUT port to the desk MIDI IN port Check the keyboard...

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Page 25: ...operating in Mode 1 3 Receiver mode The receiver may either operate in Mode 1 All channels of MIDI data accepted Mode 3 Only a single channel of MIDI data accepted This is set following a Super User R...

Page 26: ...that will allow some desk operations to proceed despite the fault and those that prevent the desk working completely Faults that allow desk operations to continue Display Page Step No Chaser frame mem...

Page 27: ...operation the fuse must be 100mA AntiSurge T For 100 130 V ac operation the fuse must be 250mA AntiSurge T DO NOT USE THE WRONG VALUE OR TYPE WARNING Mains Supplies If the Lightmaster XL s memory is f...

Page 28: ...Zero 88 Lighting Ltd Usk House Llantarnam Park Cwmbran Tel 44 0 1633 838088 Gwent Fax 44 0 1633 867880 NP44 3HD Web www zero88 com U K E mail sales zero88 com 24Hr Answer Phone...

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