JB-Lighting licon1 User manual

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JB-lighting
User Manual
Version 1.2

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General remarks
The JB-lighting Licon1 was designed to control fixtures and dimming channels in a fast and effective way.
It is capable of control of a maximum of 32 fixtures with 25 control channels and 7 fixed value channel each.
Additional control on 96 dimming channels.
The Licon1 allows direct access to fixtures and parameters. Each key is labelled to make it easier to use the
desk even for untrained operators.
Sequences and chases are programmed by means of presets, which allows fast and effective programming.
The Licon1 offers the opportunity to work with an effect generator, to create chases at a fraction of time,
normally required.
Selection of fixtures and change of parameters or time limits even when a show is active.
The desk can be synchronized via MIDI, SMPTE or run music animated. It is possible to link several desks if
a larger number of DMX-channels is required.
The Licon1 offers an integrated CD-Rom drive for music cds. Programming of a music synchronized show
without the use of other devices such as timecode clock ect.
Software upgrades via PC. Get the latest software from your dealer or load it down from our home page
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INDEX
General remarks...............................................................................................................................................3
INDEX.................................................................................................................................................................4
1 First steps ......................................................................................................................................................7
1.1 Unpacking and powering up ....................................................................................................................7
1.2 Changing voltage setting .........................................................................................................................7
1.3 DMX-Outputs ...........................................................................................................................................7
2 Configuration (Setup) ...................................................................................................................................8
2.1 L-USER / Configuration of a self-defined fixture setup............................................................................8
2.2 SELECT / CONFIG-set configuration by means of library.....................................................................11
2.2.1 Delete one fixture from list..............................................................................................................11
2.2.2 Delete all fixtures from list ..............................................................................................................11
2.3 PATCH / Assignment of fixtures start addresses ..................................................................................11
2.3.1 Enter start addresses for fixtures ...................................................................................................12
2.3.2 Delete start address from one fixture.............................................................................................12
2.3.3 Delete all start addresses...............................................................................................................13
2.4 PATCH Assignment of DMX channels to dimmer/PAR section ............................................................13
2.4.1 Enter start addresses for dimmer channels....................................................................................13
2.4.2 Delete one DMX address ...............................................................................................................14
2.4.3 Delete all DMX addresses..............................................................................................................14
2.4.4 Enter dimming curve.......................................................................................................................14
2.4.5 Enter DMX addresses for AUX keys ..............................................................................................15
2.5 P-COPY Copy Presets...........................................................................................................................15
2.6 PANTIL / Inversion of pan and tilt channels...........................................................................................15
2.6.1 Revocation of pan and/or tilt inversion...........................................................................................15
2.6.2 Swap pan and tilt channels.............................................................................................................16
2.7 The MIDI function...................................................................................................................................16
2.7.1 Activate the MIDI function...............................................................................................................16
2.7.2 Deactivate the MIDI function ..........................................................................................................16
2.7.3 Connect a MIDI device...................................................................................................................16
2.7.4 Assign the MIDI channel.................................................................................................................17
2.7.5 Assign MIDI notes ..........................................................................................................................17
2.7.6 Assign softkeys...............................................................................................................................17
2.7.7 BEATSYNC ....................................................................................................................................18
2.8 ACCESS / Passwords............................................................................................................................18
2.8.1 Enter master password...................................................................................................................18
2.8.2 Enter User passwords....................................................................................................................19
2.8.3 Checkback of passwords................................................................................................................19
2.8.4 Changing passwords......................................................................................................................19
3 Programming the fixtures and dimmers in combi-section.....................................................................20
3.1 Direct access to fixtures.........................................................................................................................20
3.2 To program and recall of fixture groups.................................................................................................21
3.2.1 Storage of fixture groups................................................................................................................21
3.2.2 Recall of fixture groups...................................................................................................................21
3.2.3 Switching banks of fixture group faders .........................................................................................22
3.3 The Highlight function............................................................................................................................22
3.4 How to program fixtures by means of encoder wheels..........................................................................22
3.4.1 Postitioning in 16bit ........................................................................................................................22
4 Presets .........................................................................................................................................................23
4.1 Programming and storing presets..........................................................................................................23
4.2 Name a preset .......................................................................................................................................23
4.3 Recall Presets........................................................................................................................................24
4.4 Fading Presets.......................................................................................................................................24
5 Preprogrammed moving patterns .............................................................................................................25

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5.1 Phase function .......................................................................................................................................26
6 Cues (combi-section)..................................................................................................................................27
6.1 Programming and storage of cues.........................................................................................................27
6.1.1 The storage matrix..........................................................................................................................28
6.1.2 Selection of the features.................................................................................................................28
6.1.3 The cue, bank and page keys ........................................................................................................29
6.1.4 Name cues......................................................................................................................................30
6.1.5 Enter fade time...............................................................................................................................30
6.1.8 Work with the release link function.................................................................................................31
6.1.9 The flash function ...........................................................................................................................32
7 Edit cues ......................................................................................................................................................33
7.1 Editing the name....................................................................................................................................33
7.2 Edit fixture parameter.............................................................................................................................34
7.3 Copy one cue to another cue key..........................................................................................................34
7.4 Enter release link function (R-Link)........................................................................................................34
7.5 Change fade time...................................................................................................................................35
7.6 Change trigpoint.....................................................................................................................................35
7.8 Manual cue fading..................................................................................................................................35
8 Freeze function............................................................................................................................................36
8.1 Enter freeze function..............................................................................................................................36
8.2 Delete Freeze function...........................................................................................................................36
9 Fixture chases .............................................................................................................................................38
9.1 Programming chases cue-by-cue..........................................................................................................38
9.2 The chase menu....................................................................................................................................39
9.3 Enter chase name..................................................................................................................................39
9.4 Enter duration and speed of chase steps..............................................................................................39
9.5 Insert a chase step.................................................................................................................................41
9.6 Overwrite a chase step..........................................................................................................................41
9.7 Delete all chase data .............................................................................................................................41
9.8 Delete a single step ...............................................................................................................................41
9.9 Double one chase step..........................................................................................................................42
9.10 Stop a chase / r-link.............................................................................................................................42
9.11 Loop function .......................................................................................................................................42
9.12 Block function.......................................................................................................................................42
10 Chase generator........................................................................................................................................44
10.1 Programming with the chase generator, first steps .............................................................................44
10.1.1 The matrix of the chase generator ...............................................................................................45
10.2 Parameters of the chase generator .....................................................................................................46
10.2.1 Page no. 1 of the chase generator (Preset selection)..................................................................46
10.2.2 Page no. 2 of the chase generator (the order of fixtures) ............................................................47
10.2.3 Page no. 3 and 4 of the chase generator (chase patterns)..........................................................49
10.2.4 Page no. 5 of the chase generator...............................................................................................50
10.2.5 Page no. 6 of the chase generator (modification of the chase patterns) .....................................51
11 Merge function...........................................................................................................................................53
11.1 Enter the merge-function .....................................................................................................................53
11.2 Delete the merge-function....................................................................................................................53
11.3 The speed groups................................................................................................................................54
11.3.1 Integrate cases to speed groups..................................................................................................54
11.3.2 Delete a chase from a speed goup ..............................................................................................54
11.4 The sychronized start/Sync-start function............................................................................................55
11.4.1 Enter sync start function...............................................................................................................55
9.15.2 Delete sync start function.............................................................................................................55
11.5 The sound function/beat count ............................................................................................................55
12 The chase control section........................................................................................................................56
12.1 Selection of chase................................................................................................................................56
12.2 Speed change by means of encoder wheel.........................................................................................56
12.3 Speed change by means of the learn key ...........................................................................................57

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12.4 Manual stepping (Go keys)..................................................................................................................57
12.5 Change of direction..............................................................................................................................57
12.6 The restart function..............................................................................................................................57
12.7 The sync function.................................................................................................................................58
12.8 The sound function ..............................................................................................................................58
13 Edit a chase ...............................................................................................................................................59
14 Sequences .................................................................................................................................................60
14.1 Enter step of a sequence.....................................................................................................................60
14.2 Name sequence...................................................................................................................................61
14.3 Enter duration ......................................................................................................................................61
15 The list function.........................................................................................................................................63
16 PAR section ...............................................................................................................................................64
16.1 Direct access .......................................................................................................................................66
16.2 Encode mode.......................................................................................................................................66
16.3 Block mode..........................................................................................................................................67
16.4 Hilite mode...........................................................................................................................................68
16.5 Parout mode ........................................................................................................................................68
16.6 The numeric block................................................................................................................................69
16.7 Name PAR channels............................................................................................................................71
16.8 Store PAR presets ...............................................................................................................................71
16.8.1 Recall PAR presets ......................................................................................................................72
16.8.2 Fade PAR presets ........................................................................................................................72
17 Data storage...............................................................................................................................................73
17.1 Format floppy disc................................................................................................................................73
17.2 Selective data storage .........................................................................................................................73
17.2.1 Selective storage of presets.........................................................................................................74
17.3 Selective re-load of data into the desk.................................................................................................74
17.3.1 Selective re-load of Preset data ...................................................................................................75
18 Timeline programming (music synchronized) .......................................................................................76
18.1 Enter a music CD.................................................................................................................................76
18.2 Basic of timeline programming: LOOP ................................................................................................76
18.3 Simple timeline programming ..............................................................................................................77
18.3.1 Assign cues and chases (Events)................................................................................................78
18.3.2 Move cues and chases.................................................................................................................78
19 The CD-Player............................................................................................................................................79
20 Trackball.....................................................................................................................................................80
21 Delete all data............................................................................................................................................81

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1 First steps
1.1 Unpacking and powering up
The package contains:
Lighting control desk
connecting cable
user manual
0-modem cable
optional available are the following items:
desk lights
flightcase
dustcover
trackball
The factory setting of the transformer is 230V / 50Hz.
1.2 Changing voltage setting
Use the red switch located underneath the mains plug on the backside of the desk to change voltage
settings. Make sure to change voltage settings before switching on the desk.
1.3 DMX-Outputs
Four DMX-output sockets are located on the backside of desk
The output-sockets are 5pin with the following occupation:
Pin 1 àshield
Pin 2 àdata –
Pin 3 àdata +
Pin 4 ànot occupied
Pin 5 ànot occupied
Output A1 and A2: DMX channel 1 –512
Output B1 and B2: DMX channel 1 –512
No DMX merger or booster are required.

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2 Configuration (Setup)
To control any lighting equipment the configuration of the desk has to be set first.
There is a number of fixture setups available in the library. If the required data is not available a configuration
can be self defined.
Press softkey CONFIG to enter configuration menu.
àchapter 2.1 L-User
2.1 L-USER / Configuration of a self-defined fixture setup
Enter menu by pressing softkey L-USER.
There are 20 different fixture setups available.

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Use softkeys to activate the required paramteter
Insert fixture data by using the keys in the Cues/Chases
/Sequence section.
Use arrow key to clear field first.
NAME: Name of moving-light (up to 20 characters)
S-Name: Short name. Will be displayed later on ( up to 6 characters)
TYPE: Choose type of fixture
àMirror: scan
àHead: moving head
Press TYPE, until desired type is displayed.
DMXCH: Enter dmx protocol of fixture.
For each fixture 25 control channels and 7 fixed channels are available.
Control channels: standard dmx channels
Fixed channels : dmx channels which are set at a certain dmx value. Can not be adjusted
later on (lamp on/off for instance).
After choosign DMXCH the display looks like this
Use the encoder wheel which is located in the middle to enter the
functions of the fixture.
Use the encoder wheel located on the left hand side to switch to
next DMX channel.
The name of the functions displayed match the name of the keys in
the feature-selection block.
Channels with no function have to be entered as fixted channels
with a DMX value at 000.
To invert a DMX channel press softkey INVERT. (Not for pan and
tilt movement

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Then enter assignment of shutter and dimmer as they are administered separately
•Adjustment of fixtures with shutter and dimmer one one channel
Assign feature shutter to the DMX channel. Press softkey BRIGHT and BLACKO to assign dimmer and
shutter (blackout) function to the same DMX channel. For confirmation please check display. There will be a
“B” and an “O” shown for brightness (dimmer) and blackOut (shutter)
•Fixtures with separat DMX channels for dimmer and shutter:
Assign dimmer and shutter to the required DMX channels. Assign blackout function to shutter channel by
pressing softkey BLACKO. An “O” will be displayed.
Assign dimmer function to dimmer channel by pressing softkey BRIGHT. A “B” will be displayed.
•Fixed channels:
Fixed channels are required for two different applications. First use fixed channels, when the dmx-value
stays the same all the time and is not going to be changed during the process of programming.
Second use fixed channels when the DMX protocol of the fixture has some not occupied channels.
To enter DMX value of a fixed channel use encoder wheel located on the right hand side.
INVERS Use softkey invers to invert all functionas exept pan and tilt movement.
Use function if a channel works contrary to all other, for instant if the iris is open fully at a
DMX-value of “0” and closed at “255”.
After the inversion it will be closed at a DMX-value of 0 and open at 255.
CLEAR Use softkey CLEAR to delete inversion
P-ANGL: Maximum of pan movement amplitude. Use encoder wheel to enter data. If this value is
entered wrongly it might cause problems when working with preprogrammed moving
patterns later on.
T-ANGL: Maximum of tilt movement amplitude. Use encoder wheel to enter data. If this value is
entered wrongly it might cause problems when working with preprogrammed moving
patterns later on.
BLACK-L: Enter DMX value to adjust the level at which a black-out will be activated when shifting a
fader later on. (Blackout-Level) A DMX-value of 5 will serve most applications quite well.
àpress ESCAPE to leave menu

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2.2 SELECT / CONFIG-set configuration by means of library
Enter select menu by pressing softkey CONFIG/SELCT:
Press keys of fixture/par-selection block to
choose the number of fixtures which are going to
be entered to fixture list. (Only one type of fixture
can be entered in the fixture list at the same time).
Press softkeys to choose brand name from library. Use encoder
wheel to select type of fixture.
Press softkey INIT to insert fixture to list.
For each different type of fixture repeat procedure.
àpress ESCAPE to leave menu
2.2.1 Delete one fixture from list
To delete one or more fixtures from list select them first by pressing the keys in the
Fixture/Par selection block. Confirm process by pressing softkey OPEN.
2.2.2 Delete all fixtures from list
To clear the whole fixture list press softkey CLEAR and confirm by pressing softkey YES .
2.3 PATCH / Assignment of fixtures start addresses
After setting the fixture list, enter the start addresses of the fixtures.
To enter the start addresse activate patch menu by pressing
softkeys CONFIG/PATCH
The display will show the fixture list, which has been entered before.
Each fixture is displayed by its short name. The number of required
DMX channels is listed below the fixture in brackets. There is two
pages for fixtures (scan 1 and scan 2), four pages for dimmer (par 1
–par 4) and one page for the aux keys.
The activated pages is displayed in an inverted way.
The softkeys:
SCAN 1. DMX addresses for fixture no. 1 to fixture no. 16
SCAN 2: DMX addresses for fixture no. 17 to fixture no. 32
AUX: DMX addresses for the aux keys
PAR 1. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 1 to 16
PAR 2. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 17 to 32
PAR 3. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 33 to 48
PAR 4. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 49 to 64

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PAR 5. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 65 to 80
PAR 6. DMX addresses for dimmer channel no. 81 to 96
A/B: Selection of DMX line
CLEAR. Delete all DMX addresses
OPEN: Delete DMX address from selected unit only
PATCH. Confirm DMX address
Left encoder wheel: Select DMX address
Encoder wheel in the middle: move cursor up and down
Right encoder wheel: move curor left and right
2.3.1 Enter start addresses for fixtures
Select PATCH menu first.
The first fixture will be automatically activated and DMX address no. 1 or the first not occupied DMX address
will be suggested. If you find the suggested DMX address to your satisfaction, confirm by pressing softkey
PATCH. If you need any other DMX address use the encoder wheel with is located in the middle to change
the address.
Select the required page (it will displayed inverted)
Select starting address for first fixture by turning the encoder wheel.
Confirm starting address by pressing softkey PATCH.
Fixtures can be selected by turning the encoder wheel located in the middle.
Press softkey A/B if you want to change DMX line
àto leave this menu press ESCAPE
2.3.2 Delete start address from one fixture
Enter patch menu by pressing softkey CONFIG/PATCH
Select one fixture by turning the encoder wheel located in the middle. Press softkey OPEN
àto leave this menu press ESCAPE

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2.3.3 Delete all start addresses
Enter patch menu by pressing softkeys CONFIG/PATCH.
Press softkey CLEAR. Choose from display to delete either fixture (scan), aux, par or all start addresses
àto leave this menu press ESCAPE
2.4 PATCH Assignment of DMX channels to dimmer/PAR section
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select PATCH menu by pressing softkey.
SCAN 1: DMX addresses of fixtures No. 1 –16
SCAN 2: DMX addresses of fixtures No. 17 –32
AUX: DMX addresses of AUX keys
PAR1: DMX addresses of dimmer channels
1 -16
PAR2: DMX addresses of dimmer channels
17-32
PAR3: DMX addresses of dimmer channels
33-48
PAR4: DMX addresses of dimmer channels
49-64
PAR5: DMX addresses of dimmer channels
65-80
PAR6: DMX addresses of dimmer channels 81-96
A/B: Selection of DMX output
CURVE: Selection of dimmer curve
CLEAR: Delete all DMX addresses
OPEN: Delete DMX addresses selective
PATCH: Confirmation of data input
left encoder wheel: Enter DMX addresses
encoder wheel in the middle: Moves cursor up and down
right encoder wheel: Moves cursor to the left and to the right
2.4.1 Enter start addresses for dimmer channels
Up to four different DMX addresses can be assigned to each par key.
Select PAR list page one, by pressing the softkey PAR 1.
Use encoder wheels to move cursor up and down and to select the required position.
Select DMX output by pressing softkey A/B
Choose DMX address by turning the left encoder wheel.
Confirm input by pressing softkey PATCH.

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2.4.2 Delete one DMX address
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select PATCH menu by pressing softkey.
To delete one DMX address move cursor by turning the encoder wheel located in the middle.
Press softkey OPEN to confirm process.
2.4.3 Delete all DMX addresses
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select PATCH menu by pressing softkey.
To delete all DMX addresses press softkey CLEAR and the
corresponding softkey either for:
ALL: all DMX addresses
SCAN: only fixtures DMX.addresses
AUX: only AUX-key DMX addresses
PAR: only dimmer channels DMX addresses
2.4.4 Enter dimming curve
Dimmer/Par and aux channels can work in different modes (linear, exoponetioa and switch)
The assignment is made in the patch menu.
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select PATCH menu by pressing softkey.
Select from:
linear mode
exponential mode
switch mode
Press softkey CURVE to select the desired mode.
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2.4.5 Enter DMX addresses for AUX keys
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select PATCH menu by pressing softkey.
AUX keys are designed to control DMX devices such
like fog machines ect.
A maximum of four DMX channels can be assigned to
each AUX key.
Select DMX address by turning the left encoder wheel.
Confirm by pressing softkey PATCH
To delete input please see chapter 2:4.3
àPress escape to leave menu
2.5 P-COPY Copy Presets
The copy function enables the operator to copy Presets from one L-User fixture to others, e.g. after change
of fixture list.
The copy function will effect every parameter except PAR-Presets, Pan/Tilt Presets and moving patterns.
Enter menu by pressing softkey P-COPY.
Select fixture by turning the encoder wheel located in the middle. Use PAR-/Fixture selection keys to select
destination and press softkey EXEC (execute).
The presets will be copied to every activated fixture. (LED is lit)
2.6 PANTIL / Inversion of pan and tilt channels
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Select pantil menu by pressing softkey PANTIL
Select fixtures by pressing fixture keys.
Press softkey INVPAN to invert pan movement
Press softkey INVTIL to invert tilt movement
àto leave this menue press ESCAPE
2.6.1 Revocation of pan and/or tilt inversion
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Press softkey PANTIL to enter menu

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Select fixtures by pressing fixture keys.
The fixture is activated when its number is displayed in an inverted way.
Press softkey INVPAN to revoke inversion of pan movement
Press softkey INVTIL to revoke inversion on tilt movement
àto leave this menu press ESCAPE
2.6.2 Swap pan and tilt channels
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Press softkey PANTIL to enter menu
Select fixtures by pressing fixture keys.
The fixture is activated when its number is displayed in an inverted way.
Press softkey X-CHG to swap pan and tilt channels.
2.7 The MIDI function
The Licon1 can be completely remote controlled by means of a MIDI-keyboard or MIDI-Sequencer. Every
single key of the Licon1 can be assigned to a MIDI note.
The first step is to activate the MIDI-mode. The actuall state of the MIDI-mode is shown on the display:
REMOTE : MIDI àMIDI active
REMOTE : OFF àMIDI off
2.7.1 Activate the MIDI function
To activate the MIDI function enter TOOLS menu by pressing softkey TOOL. Then press softkey REMOTE
to enter the remote menu. To activate MIDI press softkey MIDI.
àPress escape to leave menu
2.7.2 Deactivate the MIDI function
To deactivate the MIDI function enter TOOLS menu by pressing softkey TOOL. Then press softkey
REMOTE to enter the remote menu. To deactivate MIDI press softkey OFF
àPress escape to leave menu
2.7.3 Connect a MIDI device

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To connect the Licon1 to a MIDI device use a standard 5pin MIDI-cable.
You will find the MIDI-sockets on the back panel of the lighting control consol.
Connect the MIDI-cable to the MIDI-in socket of the Licon1. and to the MIDI-out socket of your MIDI device.
2.7.4 Assign the MIDI channel
MIDI can be send on 16 different channels. Set the Licon1
configuration to the desired channel first.
Enter menu by pressing softkeys CONIFG/MIDI.
Use encoder wheel situated on the right hand side (MIDIDH) to
enter midi channel. The adjusted midi-channel will be shown on
the display.
2.7.5 Assign MIDI notes
Midi-notes can be assigned with a midi-device linked or without one.
It is very important to press softkey DIRECT first. If this softkey is displayed inverted access to all levels of
cues, chases and sequences is obtained. If it is not displayed inverted access only to cue page 1 and bank A
is obtained.
•Assign midi-notes with a linked midi-device (e.g. keyboard)
Enter midi-menu by pressing softkey CONFIG/MIDI. Then press one of the midi-
keyboards keys. The midi-note will be shown on the display (e.g. G5). Then
press key of the cue/chase or sequence section to assign it to the midi-note.
If softkey DIRECT is displayed inverted access to page 1 to 3, bank A to D is
obtained
There are some midi-notes preoccupied with different cues or chases. If you
want to assign any other key to one of the midi-notes, simply press the desired
key.
•Assign midi-notes without a linked midi-device
Enter midi-menu by pressing softkey CONFIG/MIDI.
Use encoder wheel which is situated in the middle to recall the midi-notes. Press
one of the keys in cues/chases and sequence section to assign it to the midi-
note
2.7.6 Assign softkeys

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The softkeys are named DISP. Partially they can be assigned like described in chapter: Assign midi-notes
with a linked midi-device.
Only the softkeys DISP1, DISP2, DISP3, DISP13, DISP14 and the escape key have to be assigned
differently.
Enter midi-menu by pressing softkey CONFIG/MIDI. Then press one of the midi-keyboards keys. The midi-
note will be shown on the display (e.g. G5). Then press softkey S-KEY to recall the above mentioned keys.
2.7.7 BEATSYNC
Chases and sequences can run on sound-input. If a sequencer is linked to the
Licon1 which is able to send a beatsync signal, they chases and sequences can
run on the beatsync signal instead of the sound signal.
To enter the menu press softkey CONFIG/MIDI. Press softkey BS-ON to
activate beatsync function.
To deactivate beatsync function press softkey BS-OFF.
The display will show the actuall state of the beatsync function.
2.8 ACCESS / Passwords
One master password and
four user passwords with
different authorization can be
activated. First a master
password has to be entered.
Then different profiles can be
assigned to the different
users.
2.8.1 Enter master password
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Press softkey ACCESS to enter password menu
Enter master passwort first.
Use keys from Cue/Chase/Sequence block.

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Activate password by pressing softkey CHECK. The confimation on the display will show CHECK ACTIVE
àPress escape to leave menu
2.8.2 Enter User passwords
After activating a master password, four different user passwords can be activates.
Each user password can provide a different profile.
Example: USER 1
First enter USER 1 password by means of keys in the
cue/chase/sequence block.
Confirm and activate password by pressing softkey STATUS.
Define user profile by pressing the softkeys.
CONFIG: access to config menu, select full or denied
PRESET: access to preset menu, select full or denied
STORE: access to store functions, select full, denied or limited
àlimited: Cues and chases can be stored on page 3 / bank 4
àPress escape to leave menu
2.8.3 Checkback of passwords
Checkback of password will occur when desk is switched on. Enter password and press softkey OK.
In case of forgetting the password, call your local JB-lighting dealer.
2.8.4 Changing passwords
Enter config menu by pressing softkey CONFIG.
Press softkey ACCESS to enter
password menu
Enter new password like des-
cribed in chapter 2.8.1 and 2.8 2
àPress escape to leave menu.

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3 Programming the fixtures and dimmers in combi-section
Cues/Chases /Sequence programmed in combi-section can either contain fixture or par-data.
All Cues/Chases /Sequence will work LTP. The latest DMX value works on priority.
Although fixture and par values can be stored in combination in the combi-mode, we will describe process
with fixture data only. If par data has to be stored in combination with fixture data, first adjust par values, then
press store in combi-section and store both, par and fixture data on the same key.
The masterfader which is located in the middle be scale the DMX-values of the par-section, stored in combi-
mode.
Field of application for data stored in combi-section are:
•Timeline edited shows
•Complete sequences (for. Theater application)
•Combined Cues in touring/stage use
•MIDI shows
3.1 Direct access to fixtures
Activate fixtures by pressing the Fixture-/PAR-Selection keys.
Fixture is activated, when LED is lit. After fixture is activated use keys
in Feature selection to select a feature and enter dmx-values by means
of the encoder wheels or the preprogrammed presets.
For programming and recall of Cues/Chases /Sequence, the
fixtures have to be assigned to at least one fixture group.
Lightbeams are only visible after shifting master fader and fixture
group fader!!
àsee chapter 3.2.1 Programming and recall of fixture groups.
Below the Fiture-/PAR-Selection, the following keys are located:
Recall fixture groups; Highlight function to locate fixtures
Deactivate moving-lights
Inversion of activated moving-lights