Jands ESP II 24, Operating Manual

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FLASH D.B.O.
P1 P2 FLASH MASTER
CHASE FX
FLASH
XF
CHASE
CURSOR
VALUE
SCENE MASTERS
PRESET 2
PRESET 1
RATE
+ -
ALL
SCENE REVERSE
0
Event is available with 24
and 48 Channels. The
console can be set to wide
mode which doubles the
number of channels
Description of Major Parts
H Chase Controls
A. Preset Faders
G Function buttons D.E> Scene Masters
General Description of Major Parts
The front panel of the ESP II lighting control console is divided into 4
main areas. The top section consists of the Preset faders (A) and flash
buttons (B) which can be used both for direct control and recording. The
lower left section consists of the (C) Scene Master faders (D) and Scene
Flash buttons (E). The lower mid section consists of the LCD display (F),
the Function buttons (G) the Chase controls (H), the FX controls (I) and
the Xfade controls (J). The lower right section consists of the Master
controls for Preset 1, Preset 2, (K) Flash Buttons (L) and the Grand
Master (M).
The rear panel of the ESP II houses all the input and output connections
for power, control signals and desklights.
A The Preset Faders
Are used to set up channel levels both in operation and while record-
ing. It’s possible to run a show entirely on the Presets but generally
these controls are used for programming or to make impromtu
changes to the stage lighting.
B The Flash Buttons (Channel)
Are used to momentarily flash on a channel. There is a flash button
for each channel when the desk is operating in the normal 2 preset
mode. However if the console is set to Wide mode, only the first half
has flash buttons.
BFlash Buttons
E Flash Buttons
K. L. M
Master
Controls
F . LCD
I, J FX and XF Controls