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SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................4

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OWER REQUIREMENTS

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ICROPLEX 

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UTPUT

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DMX O

UTPUT

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NALOG 

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UTPUT

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ONNECTOR 

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IN 

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SSIGNMENTS 

: LP612 ONLY ..............................................................................................5

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ONNECTOR 

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IN 

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SSIGNMENTS 

: LP624 ONLY ..............................................................................................6

CONTROL LAYOUT ...................................................................................................................................7

STARTUP ......................................................................................................................................................8

MANUAL MODE..........................................................................................................................................9

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RESET 

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CENES

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ROSSFADER

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ASTER

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UMP 

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UTTONS

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UNNING  IN 

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ANUAL 

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ODE

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ATCHING 

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IMMERS

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USING MEMORY PRESETS....................................................................................................................14

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LEARING 

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EMORY

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RESET 

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ENU

: LP612 ONLY .......................................................................................................................16

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RESET 

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ENU

: LP624 ONLY .......................................................................................................................17

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AGE 

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REEZE

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ECORDING 

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RESETS 

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NTO 

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EMORY

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RESET 

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LAYBACK

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REVIEWING 

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RESETS

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DITING 

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RESETS

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CUE STACK ................................................................................................................................................21

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ECORDING 

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TACK 

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CENES

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SSIGNING 

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ADE 

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IMES

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EFAULT FADE TIME

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TACK 

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LAYBACK

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DITING 

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UES

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CHASE .........................................................................................................................................................27

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ATTERN

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TEP

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ATE

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PROGRAMMED 

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HASES

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ECORDING 

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EW 

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HASES

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EVEL 

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HASES

: LP624 O

NLY

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ATTERN 

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DIT

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TEP EDIT

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REPAIR AND WARRANTY INFORMATION .......................................................................................30

Summary of Contents for LP612

Page 1: ...Manual Rev 1 2 LP612 Software Version 1 1 LP624 Software Version 1 0 Leprecon CAE Inc P O Box 430 10087 Industrial Drive Hamburg MI 48139 0430 810 231 9373 FAX 810 231 1631 Copyright CAE Inc January 1...

Page 2: ...o next step continue to set and record chases 7 Press Run key to end programming To Record Stack Presets 1 Press the Stack menu button to display now scene Use the Down key to set now to CL may moment...

Page 3: ...S 13 USING MEMORY PRESETS 14 CLEARING MEMORY 14 PRESET MENU LP612 ONLY 16 PRESET MENU LP624 ONLY 17 PAGE FREEZE 18 RECORDING PRESETS INTO MEMORY 18 PRESET PLAYBACK 20 PREVIEWING PRESETS 20 EDITING PRE...

Page 4: ...rol Fade times can be assigned to each scene A two character display is used to indicate current and next cues and programmed fade time Chaser Four fixed and seven programmable patterns of up to twent...

Page 5: ...onnection will work with Leprecon 360 Microplex dimmers and has been tested with other products for compatibility Microplex is suitable for use in smaller systems up to 64 channels Ordinary microphone...

Page 6: ...tical to that used on many other Leprecon products Connector Pin Assignments LP612 ONLY The analog version of the LP612 uses two panel mount male Cinch Jones 8 pin connectors for control output The pi...

Page 7: ...ents LP624 ONLY The analog version of the LP624 uses one panel mount male Cinch Jones 27 pin connector for control output The pin connections are as follows 1 27 Pin Function 1 24 Channel 1 24 25 No c...

Page 8: ...w bump preset tap record mode on on on page stack chase run 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 x y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Menu Buttons Chase Stack Preset LED Display X Scene Faders Y Scene Faders Display Up...

Page 9: ...l perform a brief test when power is applied If the board fails power on testing the display will show Any error message indicates problems that must be repaired Some errors may leave the LP600 functi...

Page 10: ...t on LED will be turned off X and Y Preset Scenes The most basic control of the LP600 console is provided by the rows of faders for the two manual scenes labeled X and Y Each X and Y pair of faders co...

Page 11: ...re possible with the master level down Bump Buttons The momentary switches located below the lower scene faders can have different functions depending on the current mode of operation The normal RUN m...

Page 12: ...ctive 4 Preset Add When preset memories are active the lower scene faders are being used as Preset Masters In this case the Y scene faders no longer control single channels but entire memory scenes Th...

Page 13: ...l No stage lights will be on 4 Set up the first scene on the X channel faders 5 Push the manual crossfader up to the X position and the X scene will light the stage 6 Set up the next scene on the inac...

Page 14: ...age now next time stack step rate pattern chase preview bump preset record mode on on on page run 624 patch The dF display indicates the default or straight 1 1 patch is in effect To switch the board...

Page 15: ...te in a pile on mode allowing more than one preset to be up at any one time Clearing Memory Preset scenes Stack cues and Chases recorded into the LP600 are stored in non volatile memory This memory sy...

Page 16: ...lear all presets 5 The LP600 will verify the operation by displaying SE Stack Erase for a few seconds To erase Chases in the LP600 1 Press the Chase menu button in the upper left corner of the board R...

Page 17: ...on on on page run 612 Page Number When the page LED is lighted the display up and down keys cycle through the pages Manual mode preset on LED off 1 Page 1 preset on LED on 2 Page 2 preset on LED on 3...

Page 18: ...eset record mode on on on page run 624 patch When the page LED is lighted the display up and down keys cycle through the pages Manual mode preset on LED off 1 Page 1 preset on LED on 2 Page 2 preset o...

Page 19: ...en the fader is brought down to zero does it revert to a channel in the Y scene Recording Presets Into Memory Recording presets on the LP600 is quick and simple Presets are always recorded from the co...

Page 20: ...which was just recorded Illegal or impossible record commands will result in an error indication on the display If the record button is pressed when presets are disabled page the error message will be...

Page 21: ...This will be indicated by the preview LED The preview mode is available only if the preset on LED is lighted which indicates a page number of 1 through 4 is selected now next time stack step rate patt...

Page 22: ...fader to the approximate level indicated on the LED This will grab the channel and the LED will begin to follow the fader position Any number of channels in the preset may be adjusted in this fashion...

Page 23: ...here both the Now scene and the Next scene are set to off the stack output is off and the stack on LED is off The stack crossfader and the GO button are now ignored Pressing the stack menu button a se...

Page 24: ...y until the number 10 appears on the display The next time record is pressed Cue 10 will be recorded The Cue number will automatically advance and the next cue would be 11 When recording is finished r...

Page 25: ...es press the stack menu button below the display until the next LED is lighted Use the up and down keys to select the correct scene number Press the stack key again to light the time LED Use the up an...

Page 26: ...e 11 The time that was entered for the blank scene will be inserted as the fade time for all stack scenes Stack Playback The cues recorded in the Cue Stack can be used in several ways The first is as...

Page 27: ...t the Now scene mode The scene number set in Now is the number of the scene being edited In edit mode the output level LED s are used to show the contents of the selected memory The X scene faders dir...

Page 28: ...number is changed to below 1 the display shows and the Chaser is off and disarmed When the pattern number is set to 1 or higher the Chaser is on When the Chase fader is brought up the Chaser starts ru...

Page 29: ...5 and it proceeds back down to channel 1 when the pattern repeats 4 Straight 12 channel Same as Chase 1 except advancing sequentially from 1 to 12 when the loop repeats Recording New Chases The Chase...

Page 30: ...the pattern to be changed Press the Chase menu key to light the pattern LED Use the up and down keys to select the pattern Press the Chase menu key again to light the step LED The display will show th...

Page 31: ...damage as a result of misuse or abuse It is the responsibility of the owner to determine the suitability of the console for any specific application Our service department must authorize any return t...

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