Toshiba LICSTAR-IV SE User manual

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Thank you for purchasing this TOSHIBA LIGHTING & TECHNOLOGY product.
First read this instruction manual for safe and efficient operation.
Instruction Manual
Lighting Control Console
LICSTAR-ⅣSE

Safety Precautions
Read this first!
Observe the following instructions to prevent harm to the user and others or damage
to property.
The severity of harm and damage that may arise due to improper use without carefully
reading of the instructions are identified by the following labels.
Explanation of the warning labels
Warning labels are attached to the instruction manual.
For safety’s sake, be sure to check the details of the warnings before use
Meaning of the signal terms
Warning “Improper handling by the user may cause death or serious injury” or “slight
injury or damage to properties only is assumed.”
Caution “Improper handling by the user may cause slight injury” or “damage to
properties only is assumed.”
Symbol Examples
This symbol indicates a warning and the need for attention.
A detailed description is given in or near the symbol (the symbol on the left indicates
electric shock.)
This symbol indicates a prohibited action.
The prohibited action is described in or near the symbol (the symbol on the left
means “Do not disassemble.”)
Example of warnings
Warning
Do not block the ventilation hole of the device.
This may cause fire or failure.
Power distribution must be inspected by a
licensed person such as an electric engineer.
This may cause electric shock hazard.
Do no disassemble or modify the device.
This may cause fire, electric shock or failure.
Symbol Term
Instruction
Symbol

•Make sure that nothing is blocking the device’s air vents.
Such a blockage would increase the temperature inside the device, staring a fire or
causing damage to the device.
•Electrical testing of the device must be carried out by a qualified person such as an
electrician.
There is a danger of electric shock.
•Do not disassemble or modify the device.
This may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
Warning
1. Installation
•This device is for indoor use only. Do not install it outdoors.
Outdoor use may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•This device generates heat. Be sure to install it in a well-ventilated location.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•Do not install this device in a location exposed to direct sunlight, high temperatures, high levels of
humidity, dust, corrosive gases, vibration, impact, etc.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•This device must be installed in a particular direction. Please install the device according to the
instruction manual.
Neglecting to follow the instruction manual may cause fire, electric shock, damage or the device
may fall.
•Do not install this device in an unstable location.
Neglecting to follow the instruction manual may cause fire, electric shock, damage or the device
may fall.
•Select and connect an appropriate input power source for the device.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•Do not forcibly pull cables such as power cables and DMX cables.
This may cause an electric shock or damage to the device.
•Securely connect cables such as power cables and DMX cables.
A loose connector may start a fire or damage the device.
•Turn the power off before moving the device.
Not doing so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•For devices with casters, release the casters when moving the device and lock them when the
device is stationary.
Failing to do so may cause the device to topple, resulting in injury or electric shock, or damage to
the device.
•Do not subject the device to strong impact.
This may cause fire, electric shock or failure to the device.
•Do not touch the device with wet hands.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
Caution

•If the breaker is tripped, eliminate the cause before resetting the breaker.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•If the fuse is blown, be sure to replace it with the same type with the same rating.
Using the incorrect fuses may start a fire or damage the device.
•Turn the power off before removing the panel.
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock.
•Be careful when removing the panel.
The panel may fall, causing injury.
2. Precautions before use
•Before using this device, be sure to read the instruction manual and precautions.
Keep this manual at hand for quick reference.
•This device must be installed and prepared for use by a specialist such as a certified
stage/television lighting engineer.
Installation by an unskilled person may cause various problems.
•The device must be inspected daily.
If the results of an inspection show that the device does not meet any of the standards specified in
the instruction manual, deal with the issue according to the instruction manual.
•This device generates heat. Make sure that the location where the device is installed is
well-ventilated.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•Confirm that this device is not exposed to direct sunlight, high temperatures, high levels of
humidity, dust, corrosive gases, vibration, impact, etc.
Otherwise these factors may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•Make sure that the device is not installed in an unstable location.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, damage the device or cause it to fall over.
•Make sure that the input power is properly connected.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
•Do not allow cables such as power cables and DMX cables to be pulled forcibly.
Failing to do so may cause electric shock or damage to the device.
•Do not subject the device to strong impact.
Doing so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Do not touch the device with wet hands.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
•Make sure that the power cables and DMX cables are connected securely.
A loose connector may start a fire or damage the device.
Caution

•Where the device has casters, make sure that they are locked.
Failing to do so may cause injury or electric shock, or damage the device.
•Check if the breaker is tripped.
If it is tripped, eliminate the cause before resetting the breaker.
Not doing so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Check if the fuse is blown. If so, be sure to replace it with the same type with the same rating.
Use of a fuse other than the specified one may start a fire or damage the device.
•Make sure that no objects, such as an ashtray or food and drink, are placed on the CONTROL
CONSOLE.
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock or damage the device.
3. How to use the device
•The device must be handled by a specialist such as a certified stage/television light engineer.
If an unskilled person handles the device alone, problems may be caused.
•Do not subject the device to strong impact.
Doing so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Do not touch the device with wet hands.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
•Do not forcibly pull operation cables.
This may cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•If the breaker is tripped, eliminate the cause before resetting the breaker.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•If the fuse is blown, be sure to replace it with the same type with the same rating.
Using the incorrect fuses may start a fire or damage the device.
•Make sure that no objects, such as an ashtray or food and drink, are placed on the CONTROL
CONSOLE.
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Replace parts with the manufacturer’s specified genuine products and in accordance with the
instruction manual.
•After a natural disaster such as an earthquake, the device must be inspected by a specialist such
as a certified stage/television lighting engineer before use.
4. Maintenance and inspection
•The device must be inspected daily. If the results of an inspection show that the device does not
meet any of the standards specified in the instruction manual, deal with the issue according to the
instruction manual.
•The device must be inspected (and maintained) by a specialist such as a certified stage/television
lighting engineer.
If only an unskilled person inspects and maintains the device, a fire may be started, an electric
shock may be caused or the device may be damaged.
Caution

•Turn the power off before inspecting or cleaning the device.
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock.
•Do not forcibly pull operation cables.
This may cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Do not subject the device to strong impact.
Doing so may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
•Turn the power off before removing the panel.
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock.
•Be careful when removing the panel.
The panel may fall, causing injury.
•Do not touch the device with wet hands.
Doing so may cause an electric shock.
•To maintain safe and normal operation of the device, it must be periodically inspected and
maintained by the manufacturer or a specialist.
•Replace parts with the manufacturer’s specified genuine products and in accordance with the
instruction manual.
Failing to do so may start a fire, cause an electric shock, or damage the device.
5. Troubleshooting
•In abnormal circumstances, such as when the device is producing smoke or giving out a foul smell,
turn off the power immediately.
Not doing so may start a fire or cause an electric shock.
•After the symptoms of the malfunction subside, investigate its cause.
If you cannot readily find the cause, please contact us for repairs.
•After a natural disaster such as an earthquake, the device must be inspected by a specialist such
as a certified stage/television lighting engineer before use.
Inspection by an unqualified person may start a fire, cause an electric shock or damage the device.
6. Storage
•Do not store this device in a location exposed to direct sunlight, high temperature, high levels of
humidity, dust, corrosive gases, vibration, impact, etc.
Leaving it in such conditions so may damage the device or its insulation.
•Inspection must be carried out when the device is used after being stored for a long period of time.
Otherwise, a fire may be started, an electric shock may be caused, or the device may be damaged.
Caution

Table of Contents
Power ON Procedure
~Power ON Procedure and How to Check Power Distribution ··············································· 1- 1
Panel Operation
~LIGHTING SYSTEM OPERATION PANEL··········································································· 2- 1
~CONTROL PANEL················································································································ 3- 1
~SUBMASTER PANEL··········································································································· 4- 1
~EFFECT PANEL··················································································································· 5- 1
~WORKING LIGHT PANEL···································································································· 6- 1
~GM PANEL ··························································································································· 6- 3
~PLAYBACK PANEL ·············································································································· 7- 1
~Switching Displays················································································································ 8- 1
~MIMIC PANEL······················································································································· 9- 1
~BACKUP SUBMASTER PANEL··························································································· 10- 1
Operating the SETTING Screen
~BLIND Screen·······················································································································11- 1
~LIVE Screen ·························································································································12- 1
•LIVE screen························································································································12- 1
•EX CONSOLE LEVEL screen ····························································································12- 4
~STAGE Screen ····················································································································· 13- 1
~TRACK SHEET Screen········································································································14- 1
•TRACK SHEET screen·······································································································14- 1
•CH TRACK screen·············································································································· 14- 4
~SUBMASTER Screen···········································································································15- 1
•SUBMASTER LIST screen································································································· 15- 1
•SUBMASTER screen··········································································································15-11
~CUE SHEET Screen············································································································· 16- 1
~EFFECT Screen ··················································································································· 17- 1
•EFFECT screen·················································································································· 17- 1
•EFFECT LIST screen··········································································································17- 4
~DIMMER Screen··················································································································· 18- 1
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~GROUP Screen···················································································································· 19- 1
~PATCH Screen······················································································································ 21- 1
•DIM PATCH screen ············································································································ 21- 1
•CH PATCH screen·············································································································· 21- 6
•EX DIM PATCH screen······································································································· 21-11
•EX CH PATCH screen ········································································································21-12
Operating the SETUP Screen
~MENU Screen······················································································································· 20- 1
~PATCH Screen······················································································································ 21- 1
•DIM PATCH screen············································································································· 21- 1
•CH PATCH screen·············································································································· 21- 6
•EX DIM PATCH screen······································································································· 21-11
•EX CH PATCH screen ········································································································21-12
~DIMMER DATA Screen········································································································· 22- 1
~WORKING LIGHT PATCH Screen························································································23- 1
~PROFILE CURVE Screen ····································································································24- 1
~CC ROLL SETUP Screen····································································································· 25- 1
~CC ROLL PATCH Screen ·····································································································26- 1
~CC DIMMER RELATION Screen·························································································· 27- 1
~DIMMER GROUP Screen····································································································· 28- 1
~MACRO Screen···················································································································· 29- 1
~CH LAYOUT Screen·············································································································30- 1
~SYSTEM COMMENT Screen·······························································································31- 1
~COMMENT INPUT Screen··································································································· 32- 1
~DEFAULT Screen ·················································································································33- 1
~ALARM Screen····················································································································· 34- 1
~MONITOR Screen ················································································································34- 4
~DATA CLEAR Screen ··········································································································· 35- 1
~SAVE & LOAD Screen··········································································································36- 1
~DATE TIME SET Screen······································································································· 37- 1
~OPERATION HISTORY Screen····························································································38- 1
Operating the Notebook PC
~NOTE PC······························································································································39- 1
~WIRELESS··························································································································· 40- 1
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Common Operation
~How to Enter Dimmer Names······························································································· 41- 1
~How to Enter Comments······································································································· 42- 1
~How to Change Scene Numbers ·························································································· 43- 1
~Changing the SM Bank and SM Page··················································································44- 1
EXTERNAL CONSOLE
~EXTERNAL CONSOLE ········································································································45- 1
Miscellaneous
~Troubleshooting···················································································································· 46- 1
~Notebook PC Setup Procedure ···························································································· 47- 1
~Explanation of Terms············································································································ 48- 1
~List of Functions ···················································································································49- 1
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Table of Contents by
Objective
Common Operation
Turning on the Lighting System................................................................................................... 1- 1
Turning on the Lighting Control Console..................................................................................... 3- 1
Turning off the Lighting Control Console ..................................................................................... 3- 1
Turning off the Lighting System................................................................................................... 2- 1
Turning on the Notebook PC....................................................................................................... 39- 1
Turning off the Notebook PC....................................................................................................... 39- 1
Specifying a Dimmer ...................................................................................................................41- 1
Changing the Actual Scene......................................................................................................... 43- 1
Changing the Preset Scene......................................................................................................... 43- 1
Changing the External Console Actual Scene.............................................................................43- 1
Changing the Preset External Console Scene ............................................................................43- 1
Deleting Data...............................................................................................................................35- 2
Viewing Operation Histories........................................................................................................38- 1
Changing the Screen Page ......................................................................................................... 8- 1
Viewing the Level
Viewing the Channel Level.......................................................................................................... 12- 1
Viewing the External Console Input Level...................................................................................12- 4
Viewing the Dimmer Level...........................................................................................................18- 1
Shooting Operation
Shooting a dimmer......................................................................................................................21- 5
Switching off all dimmers that are being shot .............................................................................. 21- 5
Shooting a CH.............................................................................................................................12- 3
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Operating Patches
Patching CHs to a dimmer...........................................................................................................21- 3
Resetting CH patches for a dimmer.............................................................................................21- 4
Initializing CH patches for all dimmers......................................................................................... 21- 9
Copying the CH patch data between scenes............................................................................... 21- 9
Switching CH edit mode between synchronous and asynchronous............................................ 21- 7
Swapping CH patch data.............................................................................................................21- 7
Shifting CH patch data.................................................................................................................21- 7
Deleting the CH patch data ......................................................................................................... 21- 8
Inserting CH patch data............................................................................................................... 21- 8
Setting Dimmers
Assigning a Working Light to dimmer(s)......................................................................................22- 2
Resetting Working Light assignment for dimmer(s)..................................................................... 22- 2
Initializing Working Light assignment to dimmer(s)......................................................................22- 5
Assigning a GM to dimmer(s)...................................................................................................... 22- 2
Resetting GM assignment to dimmer(s)...................................................................................... 22- 2
Initializing GM assignment to dimmer(s)...................................................................................... 22- 5
Assigning a PROFILE CURVE PATTERN to dimmer(s).............................................................. 22- 3
Resetting PROFILE CURVE PATTERN assignment to dimmer(s).............................................. 22- 3
Setting a dimmer to NDM............................................................................................................22- 3
Resetting dimmer NDM setting.................................................................................................... 22- 3
Initializing dimmer NDM setting................................................................................................... 22- 5
Setting a Prop.level for dimmer(s)............................................................................................... 22- 3
Resetting the Prop.level for dimmer(s)........................................................................................ 22- 3
Setting a Fix level for dimmer(s)..................................................................................................22- 3
Resetting the Fix level for dimmer(s)........................................................................................... 22- 4
Setting a Backup DIMMER for dimmer(s)....................................................................................22- 4
Resetting the Backup DIMMER setting for dimmer(s)................................................................. 22- 4
Setting the Backup Mode for dimmer(s)......................................................................................22- 4
Resetting the Backup Mode setting for dimmer(s)....................................................................... 22- 4
Resetting all assignments for dimmer(s) ..................................................................................... 22- 5
Resetting all assignments for all dimmers ................................................................................... 22- 5
Initializing all assignments for dimmer(s)..................................................................................... 22- 5
Initializing all assignments for all dimmers...................................................................................22- 6
Copying the setting information for all dimmers to another scene...............................................22- 6
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Setting a Working Light
Assigning a Working Light to dimmer(s)......................................................................................23- 2
Resetting Working Light assignment for dimmer(s)..................................................................... 23- 2
Clearing all Working Light assignments for dimmer(s) ................................................................ 23- 2
Initializing Working Light assignment to dimmer(s)......................................................................23- 2
Copying Working Light assignments to dimmer(s) between scenes............................................ 23- 2
Setting a PROFILE CURVE
Creating a PROFILE CURVE PATTERN..................................................................................... 24- 4
Adding a comment to a PROFILE CURVE PATTERN................................................................. 24- 4
Copying a PROFILE CURVE PATTERN ..................................................................................... 24- 5
Configuring Color Changer (CC)
Setting a DMX level to roll sheet(s)............................................................................................. 25- 2
Clearing the DMX level setting for roll sheet(s) ........................................................................... 25- 2
Adding a comment to roll sheet(s)............................................................................................... 25- 2
Clearing the comments for roll sheet(s)....................................................................................... 25- 2
Clearing the DMX level setting and comments for roll sheet(s)...................................................25- 2
Clearing the DMX level setting and comments for all roll sheets................................................. 25- 2
Initializing the DMX level setting and comments of all roll sheets................................................25- 3
Assigning a roll to CC circuit(s) ................................................................................................... 26- 2
Resetting roll assignments to CC circuit(s)..................................................................................26- 2
Resetting roll assignments for all CC circuits .............................................................................. 26- 2
Initializing roll assignments to all CC circuits...............................................................................26- 2
Associating a CC circuit to a dimming load ................................................................................. 27- 3
Resetting the CC circuit association for a dimming load ............................................................. 27- 3
Resetting the CC circuit association of all dimming loads ........................................................... 27- 3
Initializing the CC circuit association of all dimming loads........................................................... 27- 3
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Configuring Groups
Assigning dimmers to a dimmer group........................................................................................ 28- 2
Adding a comment to a dimmer group ........................................................................................ 28- 2
Resetting dimmer assignment for a dimmer group...................................................................... 28- 3
Assigning CHs to a CH group...................................................................................................... 19- 2
Resetting CH assignments for a CH group..................................................................................19- 2
Adding a comment to a CH group............................................................................................... 32- 3
Resetting comments for a CH group ...........................................................................................32- 4
Executing Macros
Recording key presses to a macro..............................................................................................29- 2
Adding a comment to a macro..................................................................................................... 29- 2
Resetting a macro’s comment..................................................................................................... 29- 3
Resetting key recorded and comments added to a macro .......................................................... 29- 3
Playing back a macro..................................................................................................................29- 3
Changing the macro page........................................................................................................... 29- 3
...........................................................................................................40-12
Setting Layout for CH Display Screens (Such as LIVE and
BLIND Screens)
Setting the layout for the specified CH ........................................................................................ 30- 2
Deleting the layout for the specified CH ...................................................................................... 30- 2
Moving the layout for the specified CH........................................................................................ 30- 2
Setting comment layout...............................................................................................................30- 3
Deleting the layout for comments................................................................................................ 30- 3
Moving the layout for comments.................................................................................................. 30- 3
Deleting all layouts ...................................................................................................................... 30- 3
Initializing a layout.......................................................................................................................30- 3
Displaying a CH screen in free layout mode................................................................................ 11-21
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Handling Comments for CUEs, CHs, SMs, EFFECTs and
GROUPs
Adding a comment to a CUE....................................................................................................... 32- 2
Deleting a comment from a CUE................................................................................................. 32- 3
Copying the comment from a CUE.............................................................................................. 32- 4
Adding a comment to a CH ......................................................................................................... 32- 2
Deleting a comment from a CH...................................................................................................32- 3
Copying the comment from a CH ................................................................................................ 32- 4
Displaying CH comments on the CH PATCH screen...................................................................21-10
Displaying CH comments on the LIVE and SUBMASTER screens............................................. 11-21
Adding a comment to an SM....................................................................................................... 32- 2
Deleting a comment from an SM................................................................................................. 32- 3
Copying the comment setting from an SM................................................................................... 32- 4
Adding a comment to an EFFECT............................................................................................... 32- 2
Deleting a comment from an EFFECT ........................................................................................ 32- 3
Deleting the comment from an EFFECT......................................................................................32- 4
Adding a comment to a GROUP ................................................................................................. 32- 3
Deleting a comment from a GROUP ........................................................................................... 32- 4
Copying the comment from a GROUP........................................................................................ 32- 5
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Presetting a CUE
Creating, editing, and deleting a CUE with no light output........................................................... 11- 4
Creating and editing a CUE with light output............................................................................... 13- 2
Creating and editing consecutive CUEs whilst viewing their CH levels.......................................14- 1
Assigning TIME and trigger data to consecutive CUEs...............................................................16- 1
Playing back a CUE
Playing back a CUE .................................................................................................................... 7- 2
Displaying CUE playback status.................................................................................................. 7- 7
Playing back an individual PART................................................................................................. 40-11
Adjusting the PART playback time............................................................................................... 40-11
Playing back a PART manually.................................................................................................... 40-11
Presetting a SUBMASTER
Assigning a CH to an SM ............................................................................................................ 4- 2
...........................................................................................................15- 2
Assigning a CUE to an SM.......................................................................................................... 4- 4
.........................................................................................................15- 3
Assigning an EFFECT to an SM.................................................................................................. 4- 4
..................................................................................................15- 4
Resetting the assignments to an SM........................................................................................... 4- 2
.......................................................................................... 15- 4
Assigning a light currently output to an SM ................................................................................. 4- 1
Placing an SM in INHIBIT status ................................................................................................. 4- 5
Returning an SM to PILEON from INHIBIT.................................................................................. 4- 6
Placing an SM in LOCK status.................................................................................................... 4- 7
Returning an SM to PILEON from LOCK..................................................................................... 4- 7
Swapping SM data ......................................................................................................................15- 6
Shifting SM data.......................................................................................................................... 4-11
.......................................................................................................................... 4-12
..........................................................................................................................15- 7
Deleting SM data.........................................................................................................................15- 7
Inserting SM data ........................................................................................................................15- 8
Copying SM data.........................................................................................................................15- 9
Changing an SM bank.................................................................................................................44- 1
Changing an actual SM page...................................................................................................... 44- 1
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Changing a preset SM page........................................................................................................ 4- 8
.........................................................................................................44- 1
Playing back a SUBMASTER
Playing back a SUBMASTER...................................................................................................... 4-13
Playing back a SUBMASTER placed in INHIBIT status .............................................................. 4-13
Playing back a SUBMASTER placed in LOCK status ................................................................. 4-13
Cross-playing back a SUBMASTER............................................................................................ 4-14
Playing back a SUBMASTER by TOUCH operation.................................................................... 4-17
Presetting an EFFECT
Assigning a CH level to a STEP.................................................................................................. 17- 4
Resetting a CH level assigned to a STEP................................................................................... 17- 5
Assigning a CUE to a STEP........................................................................................................ 17- 5
Resetting a CUE assigned to a STEP......................................................................................... 17- 6
Setting TIME CONTROL for a STEP...........................................................................................17- 6
Setting TIME for a STEP.............................................................................................................17- 6
Setting TIME CONTROL for STEPs in a batch............................................................................ 17- 6
Setting TIME to STEPs in a batch...............................................................................................17- 7
Setting EFFECT attributes...........................................................................................................17- 7
Recording an edited EFFECT .....................................................................................................17- 7
Displaying the specified EFFECT on a screen............................................................................17- 7
Deleting an EFFECT ...................................................................................................................17- 8
Copying a STEP..........................................................................................................................17- 8
Shifting a STEP...........................................................................................................................17- 8
Deleting a STEP..........................................................................................................................17- 9
Setting an EFFECT as the master............................................................................................... 17-13
Setting an EFFECT as a slave.................................................................................................... 17-13
Resetting the master-slave connection for EFFECTs.................................................................. 17-13
Playing back an EFFECT
Playing back and stopping an EFFECT using the EFFECT panel............................................... 5- 1
Playing back an EFFECT with a CUE ......................................................................................... 17- 9
Playing back an EFFECT with a SUBMASTER...........................................................................17-10
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Using the MIXING function
Assigning a CH to the MIXING wheel..........................................................................................40- 5
Assigning a CUE to the MIXING wheel ....................................................................................... 40- 6
Assigning an EFFECT to the MIXING wheel...............................................................................40- 7
Resetting the assignments to the MIXING wheel ........................................................................40- 7
Operating the MIXING wheel....................................................................................................... 40- 9
Configuring the Lighting Control Console
Adding a system comment.......................................................................................................... 31- 2
Setting the date and time.............................................................................................................37- 1
Setting the default TIME (TIME, WAIT, DELAY, and others) to a CUE ........................................ 33- 2
Setting a HEATUP CH level ........................................................................................................ 33- 4
Setting a CH whose level remains unchanged when CUE0 is played back ................................ 33- 4
Changing CH layout including the BLIND screen........................................................................33- 4
Enabling/disabling the error buzzer............................................................................................. 33- 5
Configuring the function switching operation...............................................................................33- 5
Seeing the Alarm Information
Display the lighting control console and dimmers’ alarms........................................................... 8- 2
........................................................... 34- 2
Displaying dimmer information.................................................................................................... 34- 4
Recovering a dimmer using cutoff............................................................................................... 2- 2
.............................................................................................34- 5
Recovering a dimmer locally ....................................................................................................... 34- 5
Saving and Loading Data
Saving data ................................................................................................................................. 36- 3
Loading data................................................................................................................................ 36- 5
Removing a USB or i.LINK (IEEE1394) compliant device...........................................................36- 9
Formatting removable media....................................................................................................... 36- 9
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WIRELESS Operation
Enabling/disabling WIRELESS operation.................................................................................... 3- 3
BACKUP SUBMASTER Operation
Assigning a light currently output to a BACKUP SUBMASTER................................................... 10- 1
Playing back a BACKUP SUBMASTER ...................................................................................... 10- 1
Deleting a BACKUP SUBMASTER............................................................................................. 10- 1

Power ON Procedure and How to Check Power Distribution
Power ON Procedure and How to Check Power
Distribution
1. Power ON Procedure
1) Press the ON (POWER) button on the CONTROL PANEL.
This action causes the following to occur.
•The ON (POWER) button on the CONTROL PANEL lights up.
•The MAIN CPU POWER LED in CPU RACK lights up.
Normal status when these are lit
•The Ethernet HUB in CPU RACK turns on.
•The LED of the panel on the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE lights up indicating lighting and
preset operations are enabled.
•The PLAYBACK display turns on and the PLAYBACK screen is displayed.
•The SETTING display turns on and the STAGE screen is displayed.
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LIGHTING SYSTEM OPERATION PANEL
LIGHTING SYSTEM OPERATION PANEL
1) Switching to the DMX board
In case the DMX board in the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE or DIMMER CABINET fails, the DMX
board in the alternative system can be switched in by pressing the HCU1/HCU2 button.
(The LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE is operated by the DMX board in system 1.)
HCU1 button LED ON
HCU2 button LED OFF
(The LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE is operated by the DMX board of system 2.)
HCU1 button LED OFF
HCU2 button LED ON
2) Maintaining the lighting output level from the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE
In case the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE fails to respond, it can be restarted without changing the
current lighting level at that time.
To maintain the lighting level, press the LEVEL HOLD button.
Then, restart the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE. After the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE starts,
press the LEVEL HOLD button again the moment lighting at the same level as that being maintained is
obtained. This causes the level hold to be released and the lighting output level returns to normal
operation.
(LEVEL HOLD button LED status)
LEVEL HOLD button LED ON : The lighting output level from the LIGHTING CONTROL
CONSOLE is being maintained.
LEVEL HOLD button LED OFF : Normal operation.
•While the level is being maintained, whichever level is the higher out of that being maintained or that
from the LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE is given priority.
•When the level hold is released, the level being maintained fades out in 5 seconds.
3) Resetting Shut-Off DIMMER MODULE
*Press the RESET button after clearing the cause of the DIMMER MODULE shut-off.
Otherwise, the DIMMER MODULE will shut off again.
By pressing the RESET button after clearing the cause of the DIMMER MODULE shut-off, the module
will return to normal status.
(RESET button LED status)
RESET button LED ON : There are modules that have been shut-off.
RESET button LED OFF : No modules have been shut-off.
RESET button LED FLASH : The reset process is in progress.
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