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User Guide Chapter 14 Alternate Control Interfaces
Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 213
ColorNet
(Innovator Only)
ColorNet is the Ethernet networking protocol used by Leviton’s lighting
control equipment. The ColorNet protocol use TCP/IP over Ethernet to
transmit/receive commands. With ColorNet, your lighting control console
has the following additional capabilities:
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Transmit any or all of the three DMX universes over ColorNet.
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Combined with the use of Network Protocol Converters you can:
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Merge, split, combine, patch, and manage multiple universes
of DMX Signals
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Remotely view video displays from your console
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Send / Receive Hand Held Remote data
To setup your console to use ColorNet, follow below:
Procedure: Notes :
1. Press [SETUP] [19] [ENTER]
2. Use the up/down arrow keys
to select “On” then press [ENTER]
3. Press (More) (Netwrk)
4. Press [1] then enter unique net name
5. Enter IP address. See IP Address Assignment section below
IP Address Assignment
Every device on the ColorNet TCP/IP Ethernet network must have a unique
IP address. Furthermore, all addresses must be on the same subnet. There
are two ways an IP address can be assigned to your console, DHCP, or the
auto assignment algorithm. If there is a DHCP server on your network, your
console will automatically retrieve a unique IP address from this server. If
there isn’t, then your console will automatically assign itself an IP address in
the form 100.x.x.x where the x.x.x is replaced with a unique address
derived from the MAC address of the control console.
When using ColorNet for live performance, all theatrical equipment
should be separated from other equipment to give the maximum
amount of potential bandwidth to your theatrical equipment.