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User Guide

Leviton MLC 16D Motorized Lighting Controller

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Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble with the MLC 16 and you have not been able to find an

answer in this guide or the checklist below, our technical support staff is available

Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. PST.
NSI Technical Support: 800-864-2502.

Lockups

As with any software product, lockups can occasionally happen. While we do

everything possible to minimize these occurrences, we cannot guarantee they will

never happen. Please help us eliminate these problems by reporting them to us.
If your MLC 16 has locked up or the LCD display shows

Invalid flash

memory

, turn the power off and back on again. If the console does not return to

the MLC 16 Main Screen, try bypassing the Device Definition section by holding

down the

More

button while turning on power to the console. If this works, you

probably have a corrupted device definition. You will need to clear and initialize

the devices currently in the memory (see “Clearing and Initializing Memory” on

page 17). If the console still does not respond, you will need to reset it (see

“Resetting the Console” on page 18). This will erase all memory from the console

and return it to the factory default settings. For this reason it is important to have

a backup file of all console information.
If you can, try to reproduce the problem by repeating your actions. If you can

send us a description of how to repeat the problem we are much more likely to

solve the problem quickly.

Bugs

A bug causes the console to behave strangely, but not lock up. If a function is

inconsistent in a particular mode but works fine otherwise, there could be a bug in

the software. If you think you have found a bug, please report it to us. We can

only fix bugs if our users tell us about them.

Reporting Problems

When you report a lockup or software bug, please include the following

information:

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Your name and contact information

•

Date of the report

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Software release number (see below)

•

Build number (see below)

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Whether the problem is repeatable (have you been able to consistently

reproduce the same result?)

•

Description of the problem; the steps involved in producing the problem, or

what you were doing when the problem occurred (please provide as much

detail as possible)

Please fax reports to 503-404-5601 or send email to [email protected].
To find the software release and build numbers:

Press the

Edit

button.

Press

, above

Setup

Summary of Contents for MLC16

Page 1: ...RIZED LIGHTING CONTROLLER Software revision 2 01 and above Device Group 1 2 Pattern Show Scene 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Solo Add Copy Power Blackout More Page RS 232 Record Edit Hold Tap Sync Audio Joystick Default ...

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Page 3: ...Traits 9 Defining Fixtures 9 Creating a New Fixture Definition 10 Assigning Additional Attributes to Traits 11 Adjusting Continuous Trait Parameters 11 Adjusting Indexed Trait Parameters 12 Adjusting Union Trait Parameters 12 Adding Additional Traits 13 Assigning and Editing Groups 13 Setting the Maximum Dimmers 14 Setting the Interbyte Delay 14 Setting and Using the DMX Input Mode 15 Setting DMX ...

Page 4: ...es in All Traits Mode 23 Recording Scenes in Selective Traits Mode 24 Scene Record Shortcut 24 Editing Scenes 24 Recording Patterns 25 Recording Patterns Using Scenes 25 Recording Patterns Using Manual Control 26 Editing Patterns 26 Inserting or Deleting Pattern Steps 27 Using Real Time Record 27 Recording Shows 28 Editing Shows 28 PLAYBACK Playing Back a Scene 30 Playing Back a Pattern 30 Playing...

Page 5: ...ignment Formats 41 Scene Formats 42 Pattern Formats 44 Show Formats 46 TABLES DMX Input Blackout 47 DMX Input Scenes 1 24 On 48 DMX Input Patterns 49 72 On 52 DMX Input Patterns 73 96 On 53 DMX Input Patterns 49 72 Off 56 DMX Input Patterns 73 96 Off 57 DMX Input Shows 1 24 On 58 DMX Input Shows 1 24 Off 59 SPECIFICATIONS Console Specifications 60 WARRANTY Limited Warranty 61 ...

Page 6: ...User Guide iv Leviton MLC 16D Motorized Lighting Controller iv ...

Page 7: ...er to form complex events that can be activated with the press of a single button Shows can be run through one sequence or loop continuously Fixtures groups scenes patterns and shows can be layered in different combinations to create various looks Fixtures To activate a fixture press one of the 16 Fixture Select buttons the LED above the button lights green if there is a fixture assigned to that l...

Page 8: ...hannel is not a defined value for that trait the value is displayed between the greater than and less than signs and If the group has control of the channel s the trait controls the trait s value is followed by an asterisk Pressing the Function button located above each trait alternates the group s control of each individual trait Pressing and holding the More button releases control for all chann...

Page 9: ... fixtures or groups in the Pattern Record mode you can record live steps in a pattern Shows Whenever the Show button LED is on the 24 Playback buttons are in Show mode Shows allow patterns to be linked in any order one after another You can determine how many times each pattern will play back from 1 to 250 times and determine how many times the show will play back A show can play 1 to 250 times or...

Page 10: ...all flat blade screwdriver to carefully make adjustments More button Provides access to additional fixture traits and menu options Holding down this button deactivates all of a selected fixture s traits Record button Initiates programming of scenes patterns and shows Edit button Allows you to edit fixtures patterns shows and Console Setup menus and exits the menus Blind button Allows you to modify...

Page 11: ...rial Mouse RS 232 connector Allows you to connect a Microsoft compatible serial mouse or trackball for controlling fixture pan and tilt traits or import Fixture Definitions whenever the Fixture Definition Menu is active DMX512 Output DMX512 output using a 3 pin XLR for connecting to equipment using this style of connector DMX512 Output DMX512 output using a 5 pin XLR for connecting to equipment us...

Page 12: ...onnector used by some fixture manufacturers The input connector is a standard USITT specified 5 pin male XLR Be sure the fixture connector pin out matches that of the MLC 16D For example Martin fixtures use a 3 pin XLR but reverses pin 2 and 3 from the norm Pins 2 and 3 of the 3 pin XLR can be swapped internally to support these situations See the chapter 3 Pin XLR Pin Reversal for details The DMX...

Page 13: ...dimmer can be varied from 0 to 100 Configuration Enabling Safety Locks The MLC 16D console allows you to set three safety locks Record lock Disables the Record button and prevents recording and editing of scenes patterns and shows Setup lock Prevents access to the Setup menus or the RS 232 fixture and console functions The default code is abcd Fixture lock Prevents access to the Fixture Define fun...

Page 14: ...t in the Device Definition Library DDL included with the console see 6 If the definition is not on the DDL disk see www nsicorp com 8 Turn Modify wheel 3 to select the control channel number 9 Press F4 above Select Save to save the assignment The fixture has been assigned 10 When you have made all the necessary assignments press Edit or Blackout to exit Edit mode A Fixture Overlap Error message me...

Page 15: ... definition and then inverted again at assignment it will operate as if it was not inverted at all 8 When the desired trait is shown on the LCD display press F4 above Select Edit 9 Turn Modify wheel 3 to choose Yes or No 10 Press F4 above Select Save or turn Modify wheel 4 to Select Cancel to cancel the action 11 When you have inverted all the desired traits press Blackout or Edit to exit Setup mo...

Page 16: ...eel 2 until the LCD display shows the name of the desired fixture If your new name appears go directly to the next step 2 Turn Modify wheel 4 until the LCD display shows Traits 3 Press F4 above Select Traits 4 Turn Modify wheel 3 to choose Continuous Indexed or Union Continuous traits move continuously from a minimum value to a maximum value Indexed traits do not move continuously discrete values ...

Page 17: ...tributes to Traits To assign additional attributes to a trait 1 Turn Modify wheel 2 to scroll through the attributes 2 Press F4 to edit an assignment 3 Turn Modify wheel 3 to make the desired changes 4 Press F4 to save the changes 5 Continue until you have assigned all attributes for this trait Adjusting Continuous Trait Parameters You can modify the following parameters for continuous traits Chan...

Page 18: ...Assigns a trait to the X or Y axis of the joystick More than one trait of a fixture can be assigned to either axis and a single trait can be assigned to both axes X is usually horizontal or pan Y is usually vertical or tilt B O Blackout Sets the trait to the assigned Blackout value whenever the Blackout button is pressed BoValue Blackout Value Assigns the value a trait is at when the Blackout butt...

Page 19: ...onal traits and assigning their attributes until the fixture is fully defined Assigning and Editing Groups Fixtures that share common traits can be assigned to one of the four Group Select buttons Each Group Select button then becomes a kind of virtual fixture combining the common traits and indexed labels of all the assigned fixtures Whenever a Group is active the common traits of the fixture can...

Page 20: ...um Dimmers setting 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4 above Setup 3 Press F3 above Console 4 Press F4 above Select Edit 5 Turn Modify wheel 2 under Max Dimmers to select a value between 48 and 512 6 Turn Modify wheel 4 to select Save or Cancel 7 Press F4 above Save or Cancel The action is saved or cancelled 8 Press Blackout or Edit to exit the Console Setup menu Setting the Interbyte Delay Some fixtures cann...

Page 21: ...to receive DMX512 signals from other consoles and merge those values with the output of the console The merging of the signals is coordinated through a highest takes precedence arbitration scheme This means that the signal source with the higher value is used For example if the input signal is 50 and the channel being controlled is an 8 bit continuous channel the console will only be able to contr...

Page 22: ...el number represents the least significant bit of the binary number The least significant bit of the binary number is the number to the farthest left A complete set of tables detailing the channel values for each event can be found in the tables in the Appendix at the end of this manual To set the DMX Input mode to 9 Channel mode 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4 above Setup 3 Press F3 above Console 4 Press...

Page 23: ...rs by 1 Use F1 and F4 to decrease and increase the output channel numbers by 10 6 Turn Modify wheels 1 through 4 to vary the level of the output channels above them 7 Press Blackout or Edit to exit the Test mode menu Clearing and Initializing Memory You can clear all or parts of the console s flash memory Clearing Scenes Patterns and Shows To clear scenes patterns and shows 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4...

Page 24: ...only if the console is known to have corrupted memory and clearing memory from the Console Setup menu does not solve the problem To reset the console 1 Turn off power to the console 2 Hold down the four Function buttons above the LCD display 3 Turn the power switch on while holding the buttons down 4 Release the buttons once the LCD display shows the Initializing Console message It will take appro...

Page 25: ...Disk menu 6 Press Blackout or Edit to exit the Disk menu Deleting Files on a Disk This utility allows you to clean up a disk deleting individual files To delete files on a disk 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4 above Setup 3 Press F4 above Disk 4 Press F2 above Delete Once the file directory is loaded the Disk Delete menu appears 5 Turn Modify wheel 2 or 3 to move through the list of available files 6 Turn ...

Page 26: ...ror occurred The only way an error should occur from a file written by the console is if the file refers to fixture definitions or assignments that do not currently exist in the console If the file was written or modified offline there is probably a syntax error To load a file from a disk 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4 above Setup 3 Press F4 above Disk 4 Press F3 above Load Once the file directory is loa...

Page 27: ...To save files to a disk 1 Press Edit 2 Press F4 above Setup 3 Press F4 above Disk 4 Press F4 above Save Once the file directory is loaded the Disk Save menu appears 5 Turn Modify wheel 2 or 3 to move through the list of available files 6 Turn Modify wheel 1 to select the type of memory to save All Configs Fixtures Scenes Patterns Shows Binary 7 Turn Modify wheel 4 to select Save New or Cancel 8 Pr...

Page 28: ...e 1 Turn Modify wheel 2 to move the cursor 2 Turn Modify wheel 3 to change the character 3 Turn Modify wheel 4 to select Save or Cancel 4 Press F4 above Select OK to save the new file or press F4 above Select Cancel to return to the Disk menu 5 Press Blackout or Edit to exit the Disk Load menu ...

Page 29: ...ecorded into scenes and patterns Use this recording mode to layer multiple scenes into a pattern step You can also use this recording mode to create palettes or templates of individual traits like color or gobo that may be activated while playing back another scene pattern or show to capture specific traits Once the Trait Record mode is set to All or Select the console stays in that mode until you...

Page 30: ...in Selective Traits Mode To record a scene in Selective Traits mode 1 Set the desired look on stage using the Device buttons and any previously recorded scenes 2 Press the Record button 3 Press F1 above Scene 4 Turn Modify wheel 1 to select the scene to be recorded 5 Turn Modify wheel 3 to select a fade time if desired Note This fade time will not override the master fade rate on the MLC 16 Main S...

Page 31: ...s apply from Recording Scenes 5 Press F4 above Traits Note If the pattern has been previously recorded the display prompts whether or not to delete the programming If you select Yes or if there is no previous programming the LCD display prompts for the fade hold and delay times of the first step 6 Turn Modify wheels 1 2 and 3 to modify the fade hold and delay times for this pattern step Note Fade ...

Page 32: ...s F4 above Traits 6 Turn Modify wheels 1 2 and 3 to modify the fade hold and delay times 7 Press any of the Fixture or Group buttons for the desired device or group 8 Press the Select button for the desired device or group The LCD display shows the traits and you have control of the fixture s Note In the Selective Traits mode only those traits captured indicated by an asterisk beside a trait value...

Page 33: ... be deleted or the place to insert a step Note An inserted step will be a copy of the step selected and will be inserted after it Once the new step is inserted you can edit its content 6 Press the More button two times 7 Press F2 above Insert to add a pattern step or press F3 above Delete to remove a pattern step 8 Continue to insert and or delete pattern steps 9 Press the Blackout or Edit button ...

Page 34: ...the number of loops to be played Note You can set 1 250 loops or infinite loops 5 Turn Modify wheel 4 to select New 6 Press F4 above Select 7 Turn Modify wheel 2 to select a pattern for Step 1 8 Turn Modify wheel 3 to select the number of loops for that pattern 9 Turn Modify wheel 4 to select Save Cancel or Exit Choose Save to save the current show step Choose Cancel to return the values to their ...

Page 35: ... 9 Turn Modify wheel 4 to choose an option Choose Save to save the changes you have made to the current step Choose Insert to add a step using the current information Choose Delete to remove the current pattern or show step Choose Cancel to return the step to its originally recorded pattern Choose Exit to return to the last menu 10 Press F4 above Select 11 Press the Blackout or Edit button to exit...

Page 36: ...annels recorded into the scene This gives the scene section a Last Action takes Precedence operation style To reactivate a partially controlled scene as indicated by an orange LED press and hold the corresponding Select button until the LED turns green indicating full control If a device or group is active on the channels that the scene controls it may activate only partially or possibly not at al...

Page 37: ...lackout or Edit button to exit Setup mode Default MIDI Assignments The default MIDI assignment sends a two command sequence whenever a scene pattern or show is deactivated In the following table ranges of values are indicated between brackets Effect Command 1 Command 2 Scene 1 24 On Program 64 Program 0 23 Pattern 1 24 On Program 65 Program 0 23 Pattern 25 48 On Program 66 Program 0 23 Pattern 49 ...

Page 38: ...p 3 Press F3 above Console 4 Press the More button three times 5 Turn Modify wheel 1 to select the event scene pattern show or blackout to edit 6 Turn Modify wheel 2 clockwise to view the default second command 7 Once you have selected the item to edit press F4 above Select Edit 8 Turn Modify wheel 1 to change the command name or to select None so that no command is used Three fields are surrounde...

Page 39: ...esetting the Console on page 18 This will erase all memory from the console and return it to the factory default settings For this reason it is important to have a backup file of all console information If you can try to reproduce the problem by repeating your actions If you can send us a description of how to repeat the problem we are much more likely to solve the problem quickly Bugs A bug cause...

Page 40: ... Device responds erratically The device may have multiple operating modes and is set to one that is different from the one defined within the MLC 16 To determine which mode to use for the device see the addendum of currently defined devices consult the factory or visit the Web site Make sure the last device in the cable link has been terminated with a terminating resistor An excessively long Inter...

Page 41: ...signed so that there is at least one common trait label among all Fixture buttons assigned to it MLC 16 Main Screen reads Group Matching Contains No Traits To Display A Group button has been assigned Fixture buttons that have assigned devices that only have either pan tilt or both pan and tilt in common The joystick or mouse will control those channels Scene Select button LED lights momentarily wh...

Page 42: ...or to contain comments Comments are not retained within the console Device Definition Language The Device Definition Language DDL is used to describe an object s personality which is controlled by the MLC 16 Devices can include intelligent lighting fixtures fog machines traditional luminerie color scroller combinations or simply a series of dimmer channels Through the use of DDL the MLC 16 can pre...

Page 43: ...YAxis No Black Yes No Assigns the trait to the Blackout button Black No BoValue 8 bit 0 255 16 bit 0 65 535 Defines the value that the Blackout button assigns to the trait BoValue 0 Master Yes No Assigns the trait to the Master Wheel Master No Default 8 bit 0 255 16 bit 0 65 535 Defines the value that the Default button assigns to the trait Default 128 Maximum 8 bit 0 255 16 bit 0 65 535 Defines t...

Page 44: ...hrough the values of the current trait in the structure Once the last value is reached and the wheel is rotated again control is transferred to the next trait in the structure This passing of control from one trait to trait continues until the end of the structure is reached Following is an example of an intelligent device called Scanner It has five traits pan tilt color gobo and dimmer Pan tilt a...

Page 45: ...owing is a diagram of what the LCD display shows if the above definition is assigned and activated with a Fixture button with all output channels currently set to zero Color Trait Color Type Union Channel 3 Black No BoValue 0 Default 0 Trait Color Type Indexed Index White 0 Index Red 30 Index Blue 60 Index Yellow 90 Trait Clr Type Continuous Maximum 255 Minimum 100 Trait Color Type EndUnion Gobo T...

Page 46: ...us traits within one union end union trait Labels should be kept to a maximum of four characters since an offset value is displayed after the label to indicate the position within the range In this example the top line of the LCD display shows Color the union label Clr the continuous label is shown just below the trait label followed by a number starting at 1 and continuously incrementing to 156 m...

Page 47: ...xture button to a group MaxDims 49 512 Maximum number of dimmers output InterB 0 256 DMX512 interbyte delay DMX IM Mod Off PassThru 9 channel DMX512 Input mode DMX In Ch 1 504 Starting channel for 9 channel DMX512 Input Rlock Yes No Record lock Slock Yes No Setup lock Flock Yes No Fixture lock MidiCh 1 16 MIDI channel MidiScn 1 24 Establishes Scene number for MIDI command assigning MidiPat 1 96 Es...

Page 48: ... 127 Non Noff CC followed by a comma followed by a number 0 127 followed by a comma followed by a value 0 127 PC followed by a comma followed by a number 0 127 Assigns a MIDI On command to a MIDI event Assigns a MIDI Off command to a MIDI event Keyword Valid Values Description Scene 1 24 Establishes scene number to be programmed Fade 0 27 00 0 Determines the scene fade time Traits All Select Deter...

Page 49: ...cene 9 Traits Select fixture 1 Scanner T Color Red fixture 2 Scanner T Color Red Scene 10 Traits Select fixture 1 Scanner T Color Blue device 2 Scanner T Color Blue Scene 11 Traits Select fixture 1 Scanner T Color Yellow fixture 2 Scanner T Color Yellow Scenes 1 and 2 program all traits for the two Scanners Scenes 9 11 program only color and can be used to modify the color of Scene 1 or 2 All othe...

Page 50: ...yword Valid Values Description Pattern 1 96 Establishes Pattern number to be programmed Step 1 808 Establishes Step number to be programmed StepType FullStep ScnStep Determines if Full Step or Scene Step Traits All Select Determines whether all traits or only those referenced are flagged for control Scene 0 24 Attaches a scene memory to a pattern step 0 No Step Fade 0 27 00 0 Determines the patter...

Page 51: ...canner T Pan 150 T Tilt 100 T Color Clr 100 T Gobo Dots T Dimmer 255 fixture 2 Scanner T Pan 150 T Tilt 100 T Color Yellow T Gobo Dots T Dimmer 255 Step 3 StepType ScnStep Traits All Fade 1 0 Hold 0 Delay 0 Scene 1 Scene 11 Scene 16 Scene 20 Scene 23 fixture 1 Scanner T Pan 240 T Tilt 30 T Color Clr 100 T Gobo Dots T Dimmer 255 fixture 2 Scanner T Pan 25 T Tilt 30 T Color Yellow T Gobo Dots T Dimm...

Page 52: ...ern 20 ten times Pattern 1 Loop 10 Step 1 PatNum 1 Times 4 Step 2 PatNum 2 Times 5 Step 3 PatNum 80 Times 200 Step 4 PatNum 20 Times 10 Keyword Valid Values Description Show 1 24 Establishes Pattern number to be programmed Loop 1 250 Infinite Determines the number of times the show will loop until it extinguishes itself Step 1 24 Establishes Step number to be programmed PatNum 1 96 Determines the ...

Page 53: ... Guide Leviton MLC 16D Motorized Lighting Controller Page 47 of 62 62 Tables DMX Input Blackout channel at full all others at minimum Chan 1 Chan 2 Chan 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Blackout ...

Page 54: ...han 1 Chan 2 Chan 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Scene 1 On Scene 2 On Scene 3 On Scene 4 On Scene 5 On Scene 6 On Scene 7 On Scene 8 On Scene 9 On Scene 10 On Scene 11 On Scene 12 On Scene 13 On Scene 14 On Scene 15 On Scene 16 On Scene 17 On Scene 18 On Scene 19 On Scene 20 On Scene 21 On Scene 22 On Scene 23 On Scene 24 On ...

Page 55: ... Chan 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Scene 1 Off Scene 2 Off Scene 3 Off Scene 4 Off Scene 5 Off Scene 6 Off Scene 7 Off Scene 8 Off Scene 9 Off Scene 10 Off Scene 11 Off Scene 12 Off Scene 13 Off Scene 14 Off Scene 15 Off Scene 16 Off Scene 17 Off Scene 18 Off Scene 19 Off Scene 20 Off Scene 21 Off Scene 22 Off Scene 23 Off Scene 24 Off ...

Page 56: ...n 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 1 On Pattern 2 On Pattern 3 On Pattern 4 On Pattern 5 On Pattern 6 On Pattern 7 On Pattern 8 On Pattern 9 On Pattern 10 On Pattern 11 On Pattern 12 On Pattern 13 On Pattern 14 On Pattern 15 On Pattern 16 On Pattern 17 On Pattern 18 On Pattern 19 On Pattern 20 On Pattern 21 On Pattern 22 On Pattern 23 On Pattern 24 On ...

Page 57: ...Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 25 On Pattern 26 On Pattern 27 On Pattern 28 On Pattern 29 On Pattern 30 On Pattern 31 On Pattern 32 On Pattern 33 On Pattern 34 On Pattern 35 On Pattern 36 On Pattern 37 On Pattern 38 On Pattern 39 On Pattern 40 On Pattern 41 On Pattern 42 On Pattern 43 On Pattern 44 On Pattern 45 On Pattern 46 On Pattern 47 On Pattern 48 On ...

Page 58: ...Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 49 On Pattern 50 On Pattern 51 On Pattern 52 On Pattern 53 On Pattern 54 On Pattern 55 On Pattern 56 On Pattern 57 On Pattern 58 On Pattern 59 On Pattern 60 On Pattern 61 On Pattern 62 On Pattern 63 On Pattern 64 On Pattern 65 On Pattern 66 On Pattern 67 On Pattern 68 On Pattern 69 On Pattern 70 On Pattern 71 On Pattern 72 On ...

Page 59: ...Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 73 On Pattern 74 On Pattern 75 On Pattern 76 On Pattern 77 On Pattern 78 On Pattern 79 On Pattern 80 On Pattern 81 On Pattern 82 On Pattern 83 On Pattern 84 On Pattern 85 On Pattern 86 On Pattern 87 On Pattern 88 On Pattern 89 On Pattern 90 On Pattern 91 On Pattern 92 On Pattern 93 On Pattern 94 On Pattern 95 On Pattern 96 On ...

Page 60: ...han 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 1 Off Pattern 2 Off Pattern 3 Off Pattern 4 Off Pattern 5 Off Pattern 6 Off Pattern 7 Off Pattern 8 Off Pattern 9 Off Pattern 10 Off Pattern 11 Off Pattern 12 Off Pattern 13 Off Pattern 14 Off Pattern 15 Off Pattern 16 Off Pattern 17 Off Pattern 18 Off Pattern 19 Off Pattern 20 Off Pattern 21 Off Pattern 22 Off Pattern 23 Off Pattern 24 Off ...

Page 61: ...6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 25 Off Pattern 26 Off Pattern 27 Off Pattern 28 Off Pattern 29 Off Pattern 30 Off Pattern 31 Off Pattern 32 Off Pattern 33 Off Pattern 34 Off Pattern 35 Off Pattern 36 Off Pattern 37 Off Pattern 38 Off Pattern 39 Off Pattern 40 Off Pattern 41 Off Pattern 42 Off Pattern 43 Off Pattern 44 Off Pattern 45 Off Pattern 46 Off Pattern 47 Off Pattern 48 Off ...

Page 62: ...6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 49 Off Pattern 50 Off Pattern 51 Off Pattern 52 Off Pattern 53 Off Pattern 54 Off Pattern 55 Off Pattern 56 Off Pattern 57 Off Pattern 58 Off Pattern 59 Off Pattern 60 Off Pattern 61 Off Pattern 62 Off Pattern 63 Off Pattern 64 Off Pattern 65 Off Pattern 66 Off Pattern 67 Off Pattern 68 Off Pattern 69 Off Pattern 70 Off Pattern 71 Off Pattern 72 Off ...

Page 63: ...6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Pattern 73 Off Pattern 74 Off Pattern 75 Off Pattern 76 Off Pattern 77 Off Pattern 78 Off Pattern 79 Off Pattern 80 Off Pattern 81 Off Pattern 82 Off Pattern 83 Off Pattern 84 Off Pattern 85 Off Pattern 86 Off Pattern 87 Off Pattern 88 Off Pattern 89 Off Pattern 90 Off Pattern 91 Off Pattern 92 Off Pattern 93 Off Pattern 94 Off Pattern 95 Off Pattern 96 Off ...

Page 64: ...t minimum Chan 1 Chan 2 Chan 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Show 1 On Show 2 On Show 3 On Show 4 On Show 5 On Show 6 On Show 7 On Show 8 On Show 9 On Show 10 On Show 11 On Show 12 On Show 13 On Show 14 On Show 15 On Show 16 On Show 17 On Show 18 On Show 19 On Show 20 On Show 21 On Show 22 On Show 23 On Show 24 On ...

Page 65: ...han 1 Chan 2 Chan 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan 9 Show 1 Off Show 2 Off Show 3 Off Show 4 Off Show 5 Off Show 6 Off Show 7 Off Show 8 Off Show 9 Off Show 10 Off Show 11 Off Show 12 Off Show 13 Off Show 14 Off Show 15 Off Show 16 Off Show 17 Off Show 18 Off Show 19 Off Show 20 Off Show 21 Off Show 22 Off Show 23 Off Show 24 Off ...

Page 66: ...ps 4 Memory scenes 24 Patterns 96 Each with up to 16 923 scene steps or 808 full steps Shows 24 Each with up to 24 steps each Memory Non volatile FEPROM at least 10 year retention MIDI In Out Thru Disk Drive 3 1 2 MSDOS compatible 1 44 MByte HD only Input Power 85 135 Volts AC 185 250 Volts AC 50 60 Hz Input Power Fuses 250 VAC 800 MA Approx Dimensions H x W x D 4 x 24 x 15 Weight lbs 12 ...

Page 67: ...not covered under this warranty If your NSI product requires service during the warranty period NSI will repair or replace at its option defective materials provided you have identified yourself as the original owner of the product to NSI or any authorized NSI dealer Transportation charges to and from an authorized dealer or the NSI factory for repair shall be the responsibility of the owner All p...

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