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3 Using the DTM-MA

3.1 Using the touchscreen

The touchscreen is very easy to use. A light touch with the pad of your finger will suffice. Do not
touch the screen with anything sharp. See section 5 for cleaning instructions. See section 3.6.1.2 for
calibration instructions.

If the Idle screen is displayed, touch the screen anywhere to wake it up.

3.2 Locking/unlocking the station

If a station is locked, you will be prompted to enter the unlock code to temporarily unlock the station.
Enter code 6265 then touch the Enter button. The station will remain unlocked for 15 minutes after it
is last touched. At that time the station will revert back to being locked again.

To immediately undo the temporary unlock (rather than wait 15 minutes), touch the Station tab, then
touch the Relock Station button.

3.3 Changing areas

Change the area to control with the Presets and Zones tab in the pull-down. Use the Site tab to view or
change items across all areas.

3.4 Presets

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Summary of Contents for DTM-MA

Page 1: ...DTM MA Station Version 1 0 9 21 20 P N F685 Lehigh Electric Products Company 2020 ...

Page 2: ...anship or material and are in conformity with applicable specifications and descriptions of the supplier No claim shall be maintained hereunder unless the facts giving rise to it are discovered within 16 months from the date of shipment from the factory or 12 months after initial energization of said equipment with the one expiring first given precedence and written notice thereof given to the sup...

Page 3: ...ble 8 2 3 4 Auto Sequence table 9 2 4 Configure Zones DMX 9 2 4 1 Zone types 9 2 4 2 Zones table 11 2 4 3 DMX Layout table 11 2 4 4 DMX patch table 12 2 4 5 Sequential patch 12 2 4 6 Overlaid patch for a capture enabled area 12 2 4 7 DMX Layout Patching examples 12 2 5 Configure Presets 14 2 5 1 Included zones 14 2 5 2 Preset outputs 15 2 5 3 Presets table 15 2 6 Configure Timeclocks 16 2 6 1 Ligh...

Page 4: ...ation Firmware 25 3 6 3 Clean me 26 3 6 4 Relock Station 26 3 6 5 Focus check 26 3 7 Site tab 27 3 7 1 LightsOut 27 3 7 2 Open close walls 27 3 7 3 View live ports 28 3 8 DMX IN 28 3 8 1 Controlling DMX IN 28 3 8 2 Capturing DMX IN 29 3 9 Locking Unlocking remote stations 29 3 10 Setting the RDM bypass 29 3 11 Removing the station from the wall 30 4 Installation 31 4 1 DTM MA Inputs 35 5 Cleaning ...

Page 5: ...0 off to 100 full White lights are controlled by their intensity where intensity is one channel of DMX Color lights typically have three or more color controls as well as intensity using several channels of DMX Zones are defined according to the kind of light they control RGB zones control the red green and blue channels of a light with a color picker White and amber are controlled like intensity ...

Page 6: ...deny access to stations and to preserve station configuration and preset definitions DTM MA station Can be access locked memory locked or not locked An access locked station will not allow any user input A memory locked station will not allow preset definitions to be changed A not locked station does not restrict access or memory changes Locked stations can be temporarily unlocked when the correct...

Page 7: ...DTM MA The DTM MA provides the user interface the programmed information is stored at the S MIO not at the DTM MA 2 Configuring the DTM MA using ManageConfig All configuration is done using the ManageConfig application running on a Windows computer The configuration file is then transferred to the DTM MA with a USB cable After presets have been set at the DTM MA transfer the configuration back to ...

Page 8: ...input A memory locked station will not allow preset definitions to be changed A not locked station does not restrict access or memory changes Locked stations can be temporarily unlocked when the correct unlock code is entered at the station IR enabled area If the IR remote is used at the DTM MA set the area that it applies to or disable it Stop DMX after off By default DMX is always output Use thi...

Page 9: ...ancy sensor ports section 2 7 2 to configure general purpose input ports and section 2 7 3 to configure daylight sensor ports If there is an S MIO in the system Port assignments are used throughout the system so they must be unique If this master has assigned gpi1 and occ1 then these must not also be assigned at an S MIO Example 1 If you want signal EMER to start the emergency function when the si...

Page 10: ...o easily determine this On a smartphone compass weather or GPS apps may provide this information In an internet browser search for your city s GPS coordinates For example type Allentown PA GPS coordinates into a Google search See Appendix 6 2 for a list of GPS coordinates by USA city 2 1 3 2 Time table The time zone is expressed as an offset from Coordinated Universal Time UTC For example if you a...

Page 11: ...me in the left side panel to view and edit parameters for that area 2 3 1 Area table number 1 to 8 The area number matches the area number set at remote stations and the MIO For example if Room A is area 1 set the area number to 1 then set all remote stations in Room A to 1 Every area must have a unique area number Areas will be ordered by number when configuration editing is done name 1 to 10 cha...

Page 12: ...UT is held until a preset or zone control changes While DMX OUT is being held the zones tab will show zone levels to be output when the hold ends enable capture This means DMX IN can be stored to presets Each zone represents a DMX channel All zones in the area must be type intensity and must be patched sequentially to the DMX channels in the area Patched DMX channels in a capture enabled area can ...

Page 13: ...ntensity In addition to RGB color lights may also include amber white or other channels to control Up to two additional channels may be controlled These are represented by x and y As a hint the number of character in an RGB zone type word corresponds to the number and order of DMX channels needed for that type All colors are 8 bits With the RGB zone types one zone controls a light with DMX channel...

Page 14: ... Patched to 4 consecutive DMX channels Intensity controlled by the first DMX channel IRGBx For a light with RGB an intensity channel and one more channel Intensity controlled by the first DMX channel Patched to 5 consecutive DMX channels IRGBxy For a light with RGB an intensity channel and two more channels Intensity controlled by the first DMX channel Patched to 6 consecutive DMX channels IxRGB F...

Page 15: ...r any light needs to be independent from master up down changes high trim and low trim Trim refers to minimum and maximum non zero output intensity levels for a zone These levels correspond to the low and high ends of the zone s slider For example if the high trim is set for 90 when the zone s level is set to 100 it will actually be outputting at 90 The bottom of the slider the solid gray textured...

Page 16: ... 3 Zone 1 is an RGB zone patched to DMX channel 1 1 2 and 3 Zone 2 is is an RGBI zone that is not patched Zone 4 is an intensity zone patched to DMX channel 4 DMX channel 1 can be re patched to zone 2 because 4 channels are available 3 from zone 1 and 1 from zone 4 2 4 5 Sequential patch A sequential patch is when every zone is patched to DMX channels in zone order beginning with the first DMX cha...

Page 17: ...needed Any time DMX IN transitions to present e g console is turned on DMX IN will be passed through 3 DTM MA has three areas One is controlled by its presets and zones Two areas are used to control one space a stage where lights are controlled by a console or the station The console s output DMX can be stored and recalled by the station as a backup for the console Area Lobby DMX OUT Source preset...

Page 18: ...ass through to take control of area as needed Any time DMX IN transitions to present e g console is turned on DMX IN will be passed through 2 5 Configure Presets 2 5 1 Included zones A preset may affect all zones or only some zones The zones affected by the preset are the included zones When all zones are included in a preset all zones will be set to the stored level when the preset is made active...

Page 19: ...ore it to preset Podium off Set the levels of the other presets as desired To turn the podium lights on or off activate Podium on or Podium off at any station in the system 2 5 2 Preset outputs Up to 5 outputs can be associated with a preset The output setting will be triggered when the preset is activated For example if Preset 1 is associated with output port shd1 and setting down then when Prese...

Page 20: ...led delay the LightsOut preset will be activated Once LightsOut has started light levels may still be changed by a user After 15 minutes of no user activity lights will flash three times delay and then the LightsOut preset will be activated again The LightsOut preset is the one to be active during the LightsOut period when there is no user activity The LightsOut delay time is how long to wait befo...

Page 21: ...nsors for this station if any DayLt Sns Off disables all daylight sensors for this station if any Start Autoseq starts auto sequencing Stop Autoseq stops auto sequencing Event times Select the hours and minutes of the event time These apply to the Time specifier exact or relative to sunset or sunrise Set the Time specifier to determines how the hours and minutes setting is used The choices are o N...

Page 22: ...areas are combined by opening walls sensors in the combined areas are handled as if they are all in the same area A preset activated as the result of an occupancy vacancy event can be manually overridden by a user The user selected preset will remain active until an occupancy vacancy event occurs For example if the occupied preset is Preset 1 and the vacant preset is Off while occupied is being re...

Page 23: ...pose input ports can be configured to cause certain actions to occur when their associated input signal changes state To configure a general purpose input port select the actions to occur when the on and off states of an input are triggered On and Off actions for general purpose input ports none no action use this to disable an input Preset activates a preset select the preset name Previous preset...

Page 24: ...is low all occ sensors will be enabled When the signal is high they will all be disabled 2 7 2 1 Occ sensors as general purpose inputs Typically occ sensor inputs are defined as occ ports occ1 occ2 etc and these apply to the occ sensor configuration parameters for occupied and vacant presets per area Alternatively occ sensor inputs can be defined as general purpose inputs Each sensor can then have...

Page 25: ...f a station is locked you will be prompted to enter the unlock code to temporarily unlock the station Enter code 6265 then touch the Enter button The station will remain unlocked for 15 minutes after it is last touched At that time the station will revert back to being locked again To immediately undo the temporary unlock rather than wait 15 minutes touch the Station tab then touch the Relock Stat...

Page 26: ...the preset is re activated the fade time is cut in half For example if the fade time of Preset 1 is 10 seconds and virtual button Preset 1 is touched touching it again will reduce the fade time to 5 seconds If a preset has been configured with outputs the outputs will occur when the preset is activated but not for a reactivation of the same preset 3 4 2 Storing preset levels and colors Intensity l...

Page 27: ...ance one page at a time Use the page selection pull down to go to a specific page Using the Master buttons Touching the Master or buttons raises or lowers the intensity levels of all non zero master enabled zones in the station s area Only the zones which are master enabled and are included in the active preset will be affected by the Master buttons 3 5 2 Changing zone colors Use the Zones tab Tou...

Page 28: ...s in the group change with it To add zones to a group touch the zone number under the slider A check mark means the zone is grouped Touch the zone number again to remove it from the group Zones can be grouped across pages Use the clear group button to easily undo all grouped zones 3 6 Station tab 3 6 1 Change the station settings 24 ...

Page 29: ...een png at 800 x 480 pixels Follow the instructions on the screen as shown below to load this file using the USB port on the station 3 6 1 2 Calibrating the touchscreen Normally the touchscreen will not need to be re calibrated To calibrate it touch the Calibrate Touchscreen button and follow the instructions Place your finger on each touch point holding it there for a few seconds Do not press har...

Page 30: ...g section 5 3 6 4 Relock Station Use this button to immediately undo the temporary station unlock rather than wait 15 minutes 3 6 5 Focus check Focus Check is used to control DMX output directly when setting up and testing light fixtures The station s zone and DMX configuration are bypassed all 512 channels of DMX are output Up to 12 DMX channels can be held at 100 use these to control power to fi...

Page 31: ...tarting or stopping LightsOut from the site tab if it is started it must be stopped before the area returns to normal operation Note that if LightsOut is started and the LightsOut preset is already active the warning light flash will not occur 3 7 2 Open close walls The Open Walls screen shows a grid of all possible area combinations in the system An open wall is indicated by a checked box This me...

Page 32: ...o DMX IN being present the DMX IN box will be checked A station user may uncheck check the DMX IN box to switch control between DMX IN and the station itself For example DMX output from a lighting console is connected to DMX IN When the lighting console is on the console is controlling lights in area Stage When off the station controls the same lights in area Stage While the console is on the stat...

Page 33: ...as unchecked the DMX IN box The captured presets can be adjusted and re stored as needed using the zone sliders and master up down buttons The DMX channels for a capture enabled area may overlay DMX channels for a non capture area allowing one space to be controlled by two different areas at the station The area in control will be the last one selected by the station user on the Presets or Zones t...

Page 34: ... degrees until loosened then straight out The access position exposes ports and switches on the sides of the station The USB port is for updating the station firmware section 3 6 2 or loading a custom Idle screen from a USB flash drive section 3 6 1 1 The mini USB port is used for connecting to a Windows computer running the ManageConfig application to store and edit the configuration The slider s...

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Page 39: ...DTM MA can be used for a dry contact input or a daylight sensor input The choice is determined by the position of Jumpers J4 and J5 as shown below J4 position 1 2 EMER is a dry contact input position 2 3 EMER is a daylight sensor input When EMER is a daylight sensor input J5 position 1 2 for an active low daylight sensor 0v sensor is reporting maximum light position 2 3 for an active high daylight...

Page 40: ...th with glass cleaner and then use the moist cloth to clean the touch panel surface The station touchscreen may be temporarily disabled for cleaning To initiate the clean disable touch the Station tab then touch the Clean Me button During the countdown you may clean the surface of the station as explained above After 15 seconds the station will revert back to its normal operation 36 ...

Page 41: ...range 14 255 91 0 50 Orange 15 255 98 0 51 Orange 16 255 105 0 52 Orange 17 255 112 0 53 Orange 18 255 119 0 54 Orange 19 255 126 0 55 Orange 20 255 133 0 56 Orange 21 255 140 0 57 Orange 22 255 147 0 58 Orange 23 255 154 0 59 Orange 24 255 161 0 60 Orange 25 255 168 0 61 Yellow 1 255 175 0 62 Yellow 2 255 182 0 63 Yellow 3 255 189 0 64 Yellow 4 255 196 0 65 Yellow 5 255 203 0 66 Yellow 6 255 210 ...

Page 42: ... 0 168 255 157 Blue 9 0 161 255 158 Blue 10 0 154 255 159 Blue 11 0 147 255 160 Blue 12 0 140 255 161 Blue 13 0 133 255 162 Blue 14 0 126 255 163 Blue 15 0 119 255 164 Blue 16 0 112 255 165 Blue 17 0 105 255 166 Blue 18 0 98 255 167 Blue 19 0 91 255 168 Blue 20 0 84 255 169 Blue 22 0 77 255 170 Blue 23 0 70 255 171 Blue 24 0 63 255 172 Blue 25 0 56 255 173 Blue 26 0 49 255 174 Blue 27 0 42 255 175...

Page 43: ... Magenta 17 255 0 140 233 Magenta 18 255 0 133 234 Magenta 19 255 0 126 235 Magenta 20 255 0 119 236 Magenta 21 255 0 112 237 Magenta 22 255 0 105 238 Magenta 23 255 0 98 239 Red 19 255 0 87 240 Red 20 255 0 76 241 Red 21 255 0 65 242 Red 22 255 0 54 243 Red 23 255 0 43 244 Red 24 255 0 32 245 Red 25 255 0 21 246 Red 26 255 0 0 247 Red 27 255 0 35 248 Red 28 255 0 28 249 Red 29 255 0 21 250 Red 30...

Page 44: ...FL PENSACOLA 30 87 FL ST PETERSBURG 27 82 FL TAMPA 27 82 GA ATLANTA 33 84 GA AUGUSTA 33 81 GA COLUMBIA 32 84 GA MACON 32 83 GA SAVANNAH 32 81 HI HONOLULU 21 157 IA CEDAR RAPIDS 41 91 IA DAVENPORT 41 90 IA DES MOINES 41 93 IA IOWA CITY 41 91 IA SIOUX CITY 42 96 IA WATERLOO 42 92 ID BOISE 43 116 IL CHAMPAIGN 40 88 IL CHICAGO 41 87 IL DECATUR 30 87 IL MOLINE 41 90 IL PEORIA 40 89 IL ROCKFORD 42 89 IL...

Page 45: ... 40 74 NJ JERSEY CITY 40 74 NJ NEWARK 40 74 NJ PATERSON 40 74 NJ TRENTON 40 74 NM ALBURQUERQUE 35 106 NM SANTA FE 35 105 NY ALBANY 42 73 NY BINGHAMPTON 42 75 NY BUFFALO 42 78 NY NEW YORK 40 73 NY NIAGARA FALLS 43 79 NY ROCHESTER 43 77 NY SCHENECTADY 42 73 NY SYRACUSE 43 76 NY TROY 42 73 NY YONKERS 40 73 NY UTICA 43 75 NV LAS VEGAS 36 115 NV RENO 39 119 OH AKRON 41 81 OH CANTON 40 81 OH CINCINNATI ...

Page 46: ... 41 111 UT SALT LAKE CITY 40 111 VT BURLINGTON 44 73 VT MONTPELIER 44 72 VA NORFOLK 36 76 VA PORTSMOUTH 36 76 VA RICHMOND 37 77 VA ROANOKE 37 79 WA BELLINGHAM 48 122 WA SEATTLE 47 122 WA SPOKANE 47 117 WA TACOMA 47 122 WA WALLA WALLA 46 118 WI GREEN BAY 44 88 WI KENOSHA 42 87 WI MADISON 43 89 WI MILWAUKEE 43 87 WI RACINE 42 87 WI SUPERIOR 46 92 WV CHARLESTON 38 81 WV HUNTINGTON 38 83 WV WHEELING 4...

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