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TL - 2448  LIGHTING CONTROLLER 

 Version 0.6   

 

 

 

 

 

 

OWNERS MANUAL

   

 

 

 

 

       12/27/2007 

www.lightronics.com 

Lightronics Inc. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

509 Central Drive  Virginia Beach,  VA  23454 

 

 

 

 

757 486 3588 

 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 

 
The TL-2448 is a multi-application lighting control console.  The unit provides both LMX-128 (multiplex) and DMX-
512 output protocols simultaneously.  This console will store 600 conventional scenes which can be cued with 
control of fade times. The cue list may hold up to 600 scenes. There are 2 patch pages for reassigning output 
channels.  Thirty six chase sequences may be created and stored by the operator. Each of these may have 40 
steps.  Dedicated moving lights support is included for up to 8 moving light fixtures with up to 12 channels per 
fixture.  600 additional scenes are available for moving light control. 
 
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 
 
The TL-2448 measures Aprox. 23” wide X 18” deep X  2.5” high.  The unit weight is 23 pounds. 

 
INSTALLATION   

 
 
POWER REQUIREMENTS 
 
The TL-2448 is powered by a 120VAC, 50/60 Hz. A ON/OFF switch is located along the back edge of the unit.  
The power consumption is 20 Watts.  
 
 
SIGNAL CONNECTIONS 
 
Output signal connectors for the LMX-128 and DMX-512 protocols are provided along the rear edge of the unit.  
MIDI connections are also located along the rear edge.  Three wire shielded microphone type cable may be used 
for the LMX-128 signal. Connections for DMX-512 are via the 5 pin female XLR connector. DMX requires a high 
grade, low capacitance cable ( 25pf per foot or less). DMX control cable systems should be terminated by a 130 
Ohm, 1/4 watt resistor at the last device on the DMX chain.  The terminator connects between pins 2 and 3 on a 
DMX bus. 
 
 
SIGNAL WIRING CONNECTIONS 
 
       LMX-128 3 Pin, Female XLR Connector 

 

         DMX-512 5 Pin Female XLR Connector 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
WORK LIGHT 
 
The “BNC” coaxial connector near the upper right corner of the unit will accommodate a 12vdc flexible shaft lamp 
to assist operating the console in dark areas.  The maximum power available at this connector is 5 Watts. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PIN NUMBER 

SIGNAL 

Common or Signal Ground 

2 Not 

Used 

3 Multiplexed 

signal 

PIN NUMBER 

SIGNAL 

1 DMX 

Common 

2 DMX 

Data 

3 DMX 

Data 

4 Not 

Used 

5 Not 

Used 

Summary of Contents for TL - 2448

Page 1: ...www lightronics com Lightronics Inc 509 Central Drive Virginia Beach VA 23454 757 486 3588 TL 2448 LIGHTING CONTROL CONSOLE OWNERS MANUAL Revision 0 6 12 27 2007...

Page 2: ...N 7 SCENE RECORDING AND PLAYBACK 8 RECORDING A SCENE 8 SCENE PLAYBACK 8 CHASE FUNCTIONS 8 CHASE RECORDING 9 ASSIGNING SCENES TO CHASE STEPS 9 CHASE PLAYBACK 10 USING CUE LISTS 10 CUE LIST RECORDING 10...

Page 3: ...ered by a 120VAC 50 60 Hz A ON OFF switch is located along the back edge of the unit The power consumption is 20 Watts SIGNAL CONNECTIONS Output signal connectors for the LMX 128 and DMX 512 protocols...

Page 4: ...1 x 48 MODE Button and Indicator Controls whether lower Y faders will act as channels 1 24 or 25 48 SOLO Button and Indicator Causes bump button to blackout all channels except the channel associated...

Page 5: ...configuration settings for the TL 2448 It is activated by pushing the MENU button on the keypad The TL 2448 menu structure below Each of the main menu choices leads to a more detailed submenu to cont...

Page 6: ...annels 1 48 The pattern is repeated beginning at dimmer channel 49 It is assigned to console channel 1 again The repeat continues up to dimmer channel 256 Beginning at dimmer channel 257 assignments a...

Page 7: ...the SFTPTCH menu and select RESET The following submenu will be shown The CLEAR selection will DE ASSIGN all channels Console channels are not assigned to any dimmer channels This condition is useful...

Page 8: ...ACK 1 Make the desired bank current by pushing the SUBMASTER BANK button until the desired bank is shown on the LCD display 2 You can activate the scene by its submaster fader The scene will fade in a...

Page 9: ...p The lower left of the display shows the current chase number The current chase number cannot be changed from this menu The bottom right of the CHASER menu indicates how the and buttons on the keypad...

Page 10: ...cene the scene number within that bank a fade in time and a fade out time The fade out time is the number of seconds the PREVIOUS cue scene will take to fade out as the current cue scene fades in You...

Page 11: ...nter a cue number on the keypad and push 2 Push to advance to the conventional scene bank number Enter the bank number and push 3 Push to advance to the conventional scene number Enter the scene numbe...

Page 12: ...scenes The scenes you create can then be activated from the TL 2448 SUBMASTER momentary buttons entered into the cue list or included in chases SOFT PATCHING MOVING LIGHT CHANNELS DEFAULT MOVING LIGHT...

Page 13: ...CAUSE THE FIXTURE TO MOVE IN UNEXPECTED WAYS IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH ITS OPERATION THIS CAN BE A DANGER TO PERSONS NEAR THE FIXTURE IT MAY ALSO BE POSSIBLE TO DAMAGE THE FIXTURE RECORDING THE SC...

Page 14: ...number and push the key The settings for the function are shown on the lower row on the display Use the key to cycle through the available selections LAMP FADE CROSS FADE BEFORE FADE and AFTER FADE DE...

Page 15: ...he desired bank and operate the scene using either the SUBMASTER faders or the SUBMASTER momentary buttons MOVING LIGHT SCENES IN CUE S OR CHASES The TL 2448 Cue List or any of the chases can use any...

Page 16: ...eivers AT THE RECEIVERS you are going to use They may be linked to other transmitters If this is the case then they cannot be linked or released by the TL 2448 you want to use until they are released...

Page 17: ...user serviceable parts in the unit Service by other than Lightronics authorized agents will void your warranty TROUBLESHOOTING Check that the multiplex cable or DMX cable is not defective a very comm...

Page 18: ...s not cover loss or damage direct or indirect arising from the use or inability to use this product F Lightronics reserves the right to make any changes modifications or updates as deemed appropriate...

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