Luminex LumiCore User manual

USER MANUAL
LUMICORE PRODUCT FAMILY
THANKS FOR CHOOSING LUMINEX
Description: User Manual LumiCore.
REVISION: 20201027-REV 2.2.1

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. APPLICATIONS .................................................................. 5
2. INSTALLATION.................................................................... 6
2.1 Mounting the device........................................... 6
Rack mount...................................................................................6
Rack mount - two devices...................................................6
Truss Mount – LumiCore .....................................................7
2.2 Power up the device............................................ 8
2.3 Connection............................................................ 9
Connection to the network................................................9
2.4 LED indicators....................................................... 9
2.5 Connection to the web interface ...................... 9
2.6 Reset ..................................................................... 9
3. CONFIGURATION .............................................................10
3.1 Web Interface Presentation .............................10
Node page..................................................................................10
How to reset a process engine......................................11
How to configure a Process engine............................12
Play page.....................................................................................12
Show..............................................................................12
Record Trigger..........................................................12
Toolbox page............................................................................ 13
Profile Manager ....................................................... 13
Firmware...................................................................... 13
Reset...............................................................................14
4. GLOBAL SETTINGS ..........................................................15
Control Source.........................................................15
IP Settings ...................................................................15
Device Settings........................................................15
Contact Closure.......................................................15
Miscellaneous...........................................................16
5. LCD DISPLAY ...................................................................17
6. WEB API ............................................................................18
7. LumiCore IN DETAIL........................................................18
7.1 What is a Process engine? ................................18
INPUT .............................................................................................19
ArtNet............................................................................ 19
sACN...............................................................................19
RTTrPL............................................................................19
Internal..........................................................................20
Play.................................................................................. 20
OUTPUT........................................................................................20
ArtNet............................................................................ 20
sACN...............................................................................20
Mode definition.......................................................................21
FORWARD ...................................................................................21
LTP MERGE..................................................................................21
HTP MERGE.................................................................................21
BACKUP.........................................................................................21
X-FADE...........................................................................................21
SWITCH .........................................................................................22
CUSTOM.......................................................................................22
PATCH OPTION.........................................................................23
MASTER OPTION .....................................................................23
Master / Limit explained....................................23
8. TECHNICAL SUPPORT....................................................25
9. APPENDIX.........................................................................25
9.1 Technical data........................................................................ 25
10. CREDITS ...................................................................25
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1. APPLICATIONS
A few examples of applications where the LumiNode can be used:
Theme parks
Theaters, operas
Festivals, tours
TV studio’s
Typical Application for a TV studio setup:
WELCOME TO YOUR
LUMICORE
Assign all your lighting protocols to different colour groups and
send them over the same network. Luminex takes care of the rest
and makes sure every device receives the right signal.
STUDIO 1 STUDIO 2 STUDIO 3
LOCAL STUDIO CONTROL LOCAL STUDIO CONTROL LOCAL STUDIO CONTROL
GALLERY
CONTROL (ROOM) 1
CONTROL (ROOM) 2
CONTROL (ROOM) 3
CONTROL (ROOM) 4
IT INFRASTURCTURE
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2. INSTALLATION
2.1 Mounting the device
LumiCore is a device that can be mounted in a truss as well as
in a rack. Please read the following instructions to make sure the
device is mounted and secured correctly.
RACK MOUNT  LumiCore
In case you want to mount your LumiCore in a standard 19-inch
rack, you must attach the included mounting ears. Connect the
longest ear (A) to the right-hand side of the device with 4 screws,
re-used from the device. Attach the shorter ear (B) to the left-hand
side again with the 4 screws.
RACK MOUNT  TWO DEVICES
In case you want to mount two LumiCore devices or a LumiCore
and a LumiNode 4 in a standard 19-inch rack you can mount the
two devices together. A space saving way as the two devices will
only consume a single row in your 19-inch rack.
First you attach the shortest mounting ears. Connect the short-
est ear (C) to the left-hand side of the first device with 4 screws,
re-used from the device. Attach the other shortest ear (D),
delivered with the second device, to the right-hand side of the
second device, again with 4 screws. Use a pair of mounting brack-
ets (E) to connect the two devices in the middle on the frontside.
Use a second pair of mounting brackets (E), delivered with the sec-
ond device, to connect the devices at the rear. Each pair of brack-
ets musts be mounted with 2 screws.
AB
C
E
E
D
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M10 x 30
To combine a LumiCore device with a Luminex half 19” device,
style GigaCore 10, the mounting procedure differs a little.
The bolt (F), not included, replaces the couplers at the rear side of
the device. Use the correct bold, M10x20 socket headcap screw,
with a screw wire no longer than 20mm. You can order this part
from Luminex (Part Number: R 90 01042).
Screw the bolt, through the LumiCore back ear, into the side M10
insert and tighten it. The rest of the mounting procedure remains
the same.
TRUSS MOUNT  LumiCore
To mount a LumiCore in a truss, you must attach a M10 clamp (G)
to the M10 insert (H). After that, you can mount the clamp to the
truss bars. Please also secure the device by attaching a safety line
directly to the truss bars as well (I).
F
G
I
H
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2 | INSTALLATION / 2.1 MOUNTING THE DEVICE

2.2 Power up the device
There are several ways to power your device:
Power-up the device with a power cable fitted with a Neutrik
PowerCON TRUE1 connector (M) (please contact your local dealer
if you do not have a suitable power cable at hand). The device will
automatically switch on. To shut it down after use, just un-plug the
power cable again. LumiCore can also be powered with PoE (N).
The LumiCore requires standard AC power distribution from 100-
240VAC, 50/60Hz.
The mating Neutrik® powerCON® TRUE1 connector is supplied;
however, you will need to purchase or construct a cable appropriate
for your application. When installing a new connector please refer to
the following wire colour code reference:
WIRE* CONNECTION
Green/Yellow AC Ground
Blue AC Neutral
Brown AC Line
* International (Harmonised) Standard
Alternatively, the LumiCore is 802.3af compliant (PoE), so that each
LumiCore will act as a PD (Powered Device) and can be powered by
any compliant PSE (Power Sourcing Equipment) such as Ethernet
switch, midspan and PoE injector. Powering the device with PoE
can only be done via Eth2!
If both AC power and PoE are used the AC power supply will be
prioritized but the PoE will seamlessly take over if the AC power
fails.
MN
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2 | INSTALLATION / 2.2 POWER UP THE DEVICE

2.3 Connection
CONNECTION TO THE NETWORK
To get the LumiCore online in your system, connect either the Ethernet
1 or Ethernet 2 port to a computer, or to a port of an Ethernet switch.
Only Ethernet 2 port on the rear of the unit can be used to power the
unit through PoE. Check the port labelling for a better identification.
2.4 LED indicators
There are various LEDs on the LumiCore. Here is a list of the LEDs, the
possible colours, and the meaning of each colour:
NETWORK PORT
Left LED (Link) Green Gigabit connection
Blinking: Ethernet Traffic
Orange 100Mbit connection
Right LED (Mode) Blue Default color
Green
flashing
Device booting
Orange
blinking
Firmware upgrade in
progress
Green
blinking
Identify in progress
2.5 Connection to the web interface
The LumiCore IP address can be found at the rear of the unit or on
the LCD display. Set your computer with a compliant IP address
(do not use the same IP address!).
Connect your computer to the LumiCore with a network cable.
Launch your favourite web browser.
Type the IP address of the LumiCore in the address field followed
by enter.
2.6 Reset
When the device is powered up, the LCD display shows by de-
fault the status screen with the status of the first 4 process en-
gines. To reset the device please follow the following steps:
Press the jog wheel once to enter the Main menu.
Scroll down until you see Toolbox.
Press the jog wheel once to enter the toolbox.
Scroll down until you see Reset.
Press the jog wheel once to enter the reset menu.
A pop-up window opens giving you the option to Preserve IP
settings and Preserve user profiles.
Choose which option you want by using the jog wheel to
scroll between the two options and press the jog wheel to
confirm.
At the bottom of the pop-up window you have the option to
Reset or Cancel.
If you choose Cancel you get a message that the reset has
been cancelled.
If you choose Reset, you get a new screen asking to confirm
the reset command. Once‘Yes’is selected the LumiCore will
reset.
How to reset LumiCore through Luminet Monitor:
With a computer connected to the device, open Luminet
Monitor.
Under “Tools”in the menu bar you find “Reset LumiNode”.
Enter the mac address of the device you want to reset. This
can be found on the label with the IP address.
Choose if you want to keep the IP settings.
Choose if you want to keep the profiles.
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2 | INSTALLATION / 2.3 CONNECTION TO THE NETWORK

3. CONFIGURATION
3.1 Web Interface Presentation
Launch your favourite web browser and type the IP address of
your LumiCore. Press enter to validate.
NODE PAGE
B
A
D
C
E F
G
H
I
J
K
(A) Identify: Clicking on the LumiCore logo will identify your
LumiCore in the network. The LCD display will turn GREEN and the
Mode LED will flash GREEN for 5sec. In the web-UI you get the text
“Identified” under the Logo and the LCD area will change colour.
(B) Image of your LumiCore: A graphic representation of the
LumiCore.
(C) Navigation menu
(D) Input: According to the mode set on the process engine, the
input block will display all relevant information, such as the type
of incoming protocol, the universe number, and the source IP ad-
dress.
(E) Process engine: By default, the LumiCore comes with Forward
mode to sACN activated on all process engines. The block displays
the mode currently set on the process engine; you can change
the name. On the left and on the right-hand side of the process
engine, are respectively the patch and Master / Limit icons. The
colour of the icon will change if any parameters of these menus
are modified. For more details about the process engines and how
to configure them please see chapter 6 of this manual.
(F) Output: The output block will display all relevant information,
such as the type of outgoing protocol, the universe number, and
the destination IP address.
(G) Increment / Decrement: Use these shortcuts to quickly in-
crease or decrease the value of a universe. Select the process en-
gine first, after which the increment / decrement tool becomes
available.
(H) Reset tool and padlock: Use this tool to reset one or several
process engines. First select the process engine(s) by clicking on
the top left corner of the input block followed by the trash can
icon. The padlock allows you to lock the LumiCore configuration
page to prevent unsolicited action on the web page only. This is
an ideal tool for show time.
(I) Active Prole: In this area the current active profile of the
LumiCore is being displayed.
(J) Theme and language: Select here if you want to use the dark
theme or light theme. Interface supported languages are English
and Japanese for now.
(K) Help: In case you need help, here you find an onboard helpfile.
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How to reset a process engine
To reset a process engine, follow the following steps:
Hover your mouse over the top left corner of the process
engine and select the tick box.
Click on the trash can icon at the top right corner above the
first process engine.
A blank process engine appears as follows:
If you want to reset all the process engines at once, navigate to
the top left above the first process engine and select the tick box
“Select all Process Engines”.
How to congure a process engine
To configure a process engine, first click on the “SELECT MODE”
label (the centre block of the process engine), the process engine
panel appears. Click on the icon to select the mode you wish to
use. Modes are described in chapter 5 of this manual.
Forwardan input is sent to an output .
LTP merge, Latest Takes Precedence with up to four
inputs .
HTP merge, Highest Take Precedence with up to four
inputs .
Backup, Input 2 becomes active if input 1 is not available .
X-Fade, Cross-fade between input 1 and input 2 .
Switch, with the use of a control source choose which of the
up to four inputs is+ active .
Custom, any of the other modes, or combination of,
on a channel level .
At any time, you can click on the Patch button , or the Master
/ Limit button to open the relevant configuration panel.
Next, click on the left-hand block, to select your input . Ac-
cording to the selected mode, the number of inputs may vary. A
process engine supports up to four inputs.
Input options are:
ArtNet: Select the ArtNet universe to use. You can enter a
numeric value between 0 and 32767.
sACN: Select the sACN universe to use. You can enter a
numeric value between 1 and 63999.
RTTrPL, BlackTrax: Select the RTTrPL universe to use. You can
enter a numeric value between 0 and 63999.
Internal, the result of another process engine.
Play, one of the recorded shows.
You can give your input a name for easy identification. Next, select
your output by clicking on the output block, located on the
right-hand side.
Here, you can choose between ArtNet, sACN or a combination of
the two to send data coming from the process engine. The two
types of output can be used at the same time, providing you with
great flexibility.
Once selected, click on the Save button to store the parameters of
your process engine. Your engine is ready to go!
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How to quickly copy a process Engine
Once you have created your first process engine, select it by click-
ing on the tick box in the top left corner. A handle appears at the
bottom centre of the process engine.
Click and drag the handle down, to select other process engines.
The LumiCore will automatically increase the universe number for
each following process engine. This allows you to create a com-
plete configuration in a snap!
PLAY PAGE
The play page is divided in two sub menus:
Show:
Here you can select which show you want to record, which cue
number and the fade time in seconds.
Other options here are:
Import a show that you have available offline.
Export the show you have selected to your computer.
Delete the selected show.
Cue is the cue number that will be stored next.
Fade(s) is the fade time in seconds assigned to the cue when
recorded in the web interface.
Rec records a new cue. Each cue is a snapshot of the output
of all process engines.
Record Trigger:
When you scroll down on the play page you will find the Record
Trigger settings.
Here you can set the record channel. This is the channel you will
be sending from your control device, the control source protocol
and universe. This can also be assigned to a specific source IP
address if required.
The following options with corresponding values are available for
the record trigger:
101 – record next cue in show 1
102 – record next cue in show 2
103 – record next cue in show 3
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-
139 – record next cue in show 39
140 – record next cue in show 40
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TOOLBOX PAGE
The toolbox page is divided in three sub menus:
Prole manager
Here, you can recall, save, import, export or delete a profile; Select
the profile with the drop-down menu located on left hand-side.
The LumiCore comes with default profiles that can be used or
modified, for a fast setup time. Up to 40 profiles can be stored in
a unit.
Once a profile is selected, you can preview the configuration be-
low. IP settings included in the profile are displayed at the bottom
of the profile.
When a profile has been selected the user can scroll down to
the bottom of the profile preview to see the IP settings in this
profile. By default, the LumiCore will NOT load the IP settings
that are stored in the profile. If you want to load the IP set-
tings saved in the profile, slide the “Preserve IP settings” to OFF.
Firmware
Here, you can see two types of firmware:
Active rmware is the one currently running on the unit.
Alternate rmware is the previously installed rmware.
If you’d like to downgrade the unit to the previously installed firm-
ware, click on the “Activate” button. The unit will reboot with this
firmware.
You can upgrade the LumiCore with our latest rmware. To
upgrade the unit, please apply the following procedure:
Download the latest firmware from the support section of our
web site.
Extract the downloaded archive and have a look at the release
notes included.
Click on the firmware upgrade button.
Select the file you have extracted.
The LumiCore will start the firmware upgrade. The unit will
reboot after the upgrade is completed.
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Reset
In this panel, you can reset the LumiCore, with two separate op-
tions:
Preserve IP address, all settings get restored to factory
default apart from the IP address set to reach the device.
Custom profiles are all deleted and modified default profiles
are restored to default.
Preserve proles, during the reset the custom stored profiles
and modified default profiles are being kept.
Click on the “Reset” button to perform the selected reset.
Performing a reset with these two options disabled will bring the
LumiCore to its factory settings.
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4.GLOBAL SETTINGS
The global settings page is divided in five sub menus:
4.1 Control source
Here, you can set the type of protocol, the universe number, and
the controller IP address for each control source. If the IP address
0.0.0.0 is used all devices in the network generating the assigned
control protocol and universe can be the control source. The
LumiCore will use an LTP merging policy between the first four
sources that become available. When using sACN the priority is
also important to consider. Each control source can be a different
protocol, universe, and controller IP.
Press “Save”to apply your settings.
4.2 IP settings
In this menu, you can set the IP address, subnet mask and default
gateway for your LumiCore.
The Broadcast address displayed below is the default destination
IP address the LumiCore will be using when sending ArtNet to the
network.
Press “Save”to apply your settings.
4.3 Device Settings
In this menu, you can set:
Short name. Enter a name of maximum 17 characters to
indicate the node on ArtNet. The following characters cannot
be used: ^[ -~]*$.
Long name. Enter a name of maximum 63 characters to
indicate the node on ArtNet. The following characters cannot
be used: ^[ -~]*$.
ID number of the LumiCore. The ID number is used for
indication only.
Press “Save”to apply your settings.
The device settings window also shows the Mac address and serial
number of your device.
4.4 Contact Closure
In this menu you can setup the details for the contact closure.
Protocol can be ArtNet or sACN.
Universe is the universe created by the contact closure.
Destination IP / Priority allows you to broadcast or unicast
the contact closure’s universe when using ArtNet. If no IP is
entered the broadcast address will be auto filled. When sACN
is chosen as protocol this becomes the priority.
Channel is the control channel created by the contact closure.
Open is the value (0-255) of the control channel when the
contact is open.
Closed is the value (0-255) of the control channel when the
contact is closed.
Press “Save”to apply your settings.
The following values are linked to the options Switch, Play and
Backup: (these can be found under the question mark symbol on
the Global Settings page/Contact Closure).
General
Do Nothing: 0 – 7
Switch
8 – 15: Input 1
16 – 23: Input 2
24 – 31: Input 3
32 – 39: Input 4
Play
8 – 15: Go
16 – 23: Forward
24 – 31: Back
32 – 39: Reset
101 – 140: Record
Backup
8 – 15: Recovery
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Miscellaneous
LCD auto-o (sec) allows you to set the LumiCore to
automatically switch off the LCD after the set time. By default,
this is set to 600 sec. If the value is set to zero, the display will
always stay ON.
LCD pin allows you to set a PIN to lock changing
settings via the LCD screen. Click on the slider to
enable the LCD pin.
Web auth, for security reasons, a password can be
enabled on the LumiCore web interface. Click on the
slider to enable web authentication, and type in your
password.
Led slider allows you to change the brightness of the LEDs
on the LumiCore.
Press “Save” to apply your settings.
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5. LCD DISPLAY
In normal operation the LumiCore will step through the process
engine overview pages . The display will change every 5 seconds.
The image on the right is showing the layout of the display:
(A) Short name of the device
(default is the model of the device).
(B) IP address / Netmask ( /8 = 255.0.0.0, /16=255.255.0.0,
/24=255.255.255.0).
(C) Process engine number.
(D) Shows the mode of the process engine.
For a more detailed view per process engine you can use the
Menu > process Engines. Example of detailed process engine info:
(A) Process Engine you are viewing.
(B) Shows the input of the process engine, what protocol and
which universe.
(C) Displays which process engine is linked, what mode the
process engine is in, if there is a patch or if the master / limit
has been set.
(D) Shows the output of the process engine, universe number
and protocol.
The front-end display oers access to most of the settings in
the unit.
A
A
B
C D
B
C
D
MENU TREE VIEW:
Home
Process engines
→Status overview of the process engines
Setup process engine
→ Configuration of process engines
Setup Network
→ IP
→ Subnet
→ Gateway
→ Mac address
Prole Manager
→ Save
→ Recall
Device Info
Toolbox
→ Display Off
→ Reboot
→ Reset
Display Setting
→ Dark / Light
→ Display Off
→ Language
→ Enable / disable screensaver
→ Enable / disable auto rotate status page
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6. WEB API
The LumiCore range supports the use of Web API. For a detailed list of available actions via Web API please type the following in your
favourite web browser: http://www.IP_OF_YOUR_DEVICE/api/doc
7. LUMICORE IN DETAIL
The LumiCore is a new approach to network processing, inherit-
ing more than a decade of experience from the Luminex Ether-
net-DMX converter design and manufacturing.
In the past, most of the people were designing their system ac-
cording to the number of universes and DMX ports they would
need on their lighting control system.
But today, with the ever-increasing number of lighting-controlled
devices fitted with an Ethernet port, there is a need for more pro-
cessing power and data handling flexibility. This is where the Lu-
miCore steps in.
Instead of assigning universes to a port, the user can now select
any incoming data, handle it the way they need, and send it back
to the network. All the data handling will be powered by process
engines.
6.1 What is a process engine?
A process engine is an entity within the
LumiCore firmware, accepting up to four
inputs, and which can send it to up to
two different outputs. Additionally, re-
mote interaction and control can be ap-
plied to the process engine, via specific
control channels.
INPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
RTTrPL
Internal
Play
REMOTE CONTROL, choose from:
Backup
Xfade
Switch
Master / Limit
Play
INPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
RTTrPL
Internal
Play
INPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
RTTrPL
Internal
Play
INPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
RTTrPL
Internal
Play OUTPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
OUTPUT, choose from:
ArtNet
sACN
INPUT OUTPUT
PROCESSING
ENGINE
The LumiCore series oer the
following number of process engines:
LumiCore 64 x process Engines

INPUT
A process engine supports the following inputs:
ArtNet:
Any ArtNet controller can be used as an input for the process en-
gine. The LumiCore supports all ArtNet revisions, including ArtNet
IV. Tick the box to select ArtNet as an input protocol.
Here you can add the universe number you wish to use, and you
can specify the IP address of the source. If you leave the source IP
field 0.0.0.0 any source in the network outputting this universe will
be used. The LumiCore process engine will bound this input to the
first source using this universe number.
For a better identification of the source you can add a text to your
ArtNet input.
Advanced settings:
Next to the Source IP field you find a cog wheel for
advanced settings:
Accept Own Data. In some cases, it is required to ignore the
ArtNet data generated by the LumiCore itself. When disabled
the LumiCore will now only listen to other sources in the
network.
By default, the “Accept Own Data” is enabled.
sACN:
Any sACN controller can be used as an input for the process en-
gine. Tick the box to select sACN as an input protocol.
Here you can add the universe number you wish to use, and you
can specify the IP address of the source.
If you leave the source IP field 0.0.0.0 any source in the network
outputting this universe will be used. The LumiCore process en-
gine will bound this input to the first source using this universe
number.
For a better identification of the source you can add a text to your
sACN input.
Advanced sACN settings:
Next to the Source IP field you find a cog wheel for
advanced settings:
Per-channel Priority Mode. To better handle multiple source
control scenarios, the OxDD sACN start code has been intro-
duced to allow setting a source priority for each channel of a
universe. The following rules apply:
- If all sources have the same priority HTP will be applied.
- If for a source the OxDD packet is not available, the standard
universe priority is being used.
- The number of sources is unlimited.
Accept Own Data. In some cases, it is required to ignore
the sACN data generated by the LumiCore itself. When dis-
abled the LumiCore will now only listen to other sources in
the network. By default, the “Accept Own Data”is enabled.
RTTrPL:
The LumiCore process engine supports Real Time Tracking Proto-
col for Light, by Cast Software. As an example, the LumiCore can
be used to transition between a lighting console and a BlackTraX
tracking system, seamlessly. Tick the box to select RTTrPL as an in-
put protocol. Here you can add the universe number you wish to
use, and you can specify the IP address of the source.
If you leave the source IP field 0.0.0.0 any source in the network
outputting this universe will be used. The LumiCore process en-
gine will bound this input to the first source using this universe
number.
For a better identification of the source you can add a text to your
RTTrPL input.
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Internal:
This input option allows you to use the output of another process
engine, this allows you to make even more complex setups. Use
the dropdown menu to select which process engine you want to
use as input.
For a better identification of the source you can add a text to your
Internal source.
Play:
This input option allows you to use the recorded cues from inter-
nal shows as an input to the process engine.
First select which show you want to use, then select the process
engine that you want to use. All the process engines of the Lumi-
Core are always available to choose from.
For a better identification of the source you can add a text to your
Play source.
Select the control channel you want to use to control the cue list.
Use the cog wheel to set the source protocol and universe and if
required a specific controller IP.
Control channel options:
8 – 15 Go, play the next cue in the cue list.
16 – 23 Forward, preset the next cue. This allows you to trigger
forward for example twice to skip a cue.
24 – 31 Back, preset the current cue again. To go to the
previous cue, you need to trigger this option twice.
32 – 39 Reset, reset the cue list to the first cue in the list.
OUTPUT
A process engine offers the following outputs:
ArtNet:
All data handled by the process engine can be sent back to the
network as a new or the same ArtNet universe.
Here you can set the universe number you wish to use. You can
specify the IP address of the destination, by ticking the Unicast
box. By default, the LumiCore will transmit this ArtNet universe to
the broadcast address of the IP range the unit is part of.
For a better identification you can add a text to your ArtNet des-
tination.
sACN:
All data handled by the process engine can be sent back to the
network as a new or the same sACN universe.
Here you can set the universe number you wish to use, and you
can specify the priority for this sACN universe.
For a better identification you can add a text to your sACN desti-
nation.
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