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User Guide

Leviton MC 7500 Series Memory Lighting Controllers

22. AUDIO Button:

 

This button toggles the audio mode ON and OFF. When the LED above the button is 

lit, the audio mode is active.

23. Bump Master Slider:

 

This slider controls the intensity of the channel bump buttons always, and the submaster 

bump buttons when they are in the normal bump mode only.

24. MODE Button:

 

This button controls the operating mode of the Channel Bump buttons. Normally 

the bump buttons cause the respective channel to go to the intensity of the Bump 

Master Slider while pressed and back to normal when released. In the Toggle mode, 

the bump buttons toggle ON and OFF. In the Solo mode, the bump buttons will kill all 

other console output except for the bump buttons that are pressed. The LEDs above 

the button indicate the channel bump mode. The normal mode is indicated when both 

LEDs are out.

25. BLACKOUT Button:

 

This button is used to kill all output to stage except from the Bump buttons. The controller 

is in Blackout whenever the Blackout LED is lit red. Blackout is OFF whenever the 

Blackout LED is green.

26. Grand Master (GM) Slider:

 This slide control is used to proportionally vary the overall console intensities to stage 

except those from the Bump buttons. Whenever the Grand Master is not at full, the 

Blackout LED will flash.

27. Worklight Connector:

 

This connector supplies 12 VAC at 1A to operate standard gooseneck work lights. Since 

the light is powered by the same supply that provides power to the isolated DMX512 

circuit, 

the metal portion of the gooseneck and lamp should not be allowed to 

touch the chassis ground

 or other metal objects to prevent DMX512 interference. 

The lamp power is protected by a special internal fuse that will interrupt power to the 

lamp while retaining isolated DMX512 power in case of a lamp short.

28. LCD Function Buttons:

  These four buttons are located directly under the LCD display. The functions of these 

buttons change with the LCD display. The current function of each button is displayed 

directly above the button on the display.

29. HELP Button:

 

This button activates the help system. To display help on any other button, press the 

help button, followed by pressing any other button desired. The LCD will display a 

short message describing the function. To exit help, press the HELP button or any 

other button again.

30. CHANGE Button:

 

This button is used to cause the encoder wheel to effect a change on most parameters 

displayed in the center of the LCD. To change a parameter, hold the CHANGE button 

down while rotating the encoder wheel. Note that changing the fade rate does not 

require that the CHANGE button be held down whenever fade rate is displayed.

31. MAIN MENU Button:

 

This button forces any changes to LCD parameter to be save and returns the LCD 

display to the main menu display (fade rate is displayed).

32. CANCEL Button:

 

This button cancels selected functions and parameter changes in some cases.

33. Encoder Wheel:

 

This rotary knob is used for changing fade rate and other data entry. Rotating the 

wheel slowly cause fine, incremental changes. While rotating quickly cause the rate 

of change to be significantly increased for coarse changes.

Содержание MC 7516

Страница 1: ...eviton MC 7500 Series Memory Lighting Controllers MC 7516 MC 7524 MC 7532 MC 7516 7524 7532 MEMORY LIGHTING CONTROLLERS USER GUIDE Software Revision 1 29 and above Copyright 2003 Leviton Manufacturing...

Страница 2: ...Page 2 of 32 User Guide Leviton MC 7500 Series Memory Lighting Controllers...

Страница 3: ...N General 11 Mode Softpatch Menu 11 Dimmer Memory Menu 12 MIDI Menu 13 Real Time Clock 14 MIDI Send 14 Locks 14 OPERATION General 15 Operation Modes 15 Using Chase 16 Using Cue Stack 17 Snapshot 19 Gr...

Страница 4: ...4 of 32 User Guide Leviton MC 7500 Series Memory Lighting Controllers TROUBLESHOOTING Reset and Memory Clear 28 SPECIFICATIONS Console Speci cations 29 WARRANTY LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCLUSION...

Страница 5: ...ogy provides for the option of adding programmable Memory Scene Masters and Chase effects to the simplicity of a familiar two scene console The Leviton NSI Micro plex technology found in all Leviton N...

Страница 6: ...bring an individual channel to the maximum intensity set by the Bump Master control 5 Scene Select LEDs These LEDs are used to indicate when a Scene Bump button is active green or when a scene is bei...

Страница 7: ...direction of the current chase selected has no effect on submaster chases or cue stack chases 13 ATTACK Button This button controls the fading between each chase step The LEDs above indicate the attac...

Страница 8: ...er to the isolated DMX512 circuit the metal portion of the gooseneck and lamp should not be allowed to touch the chassis ground or other metal objects to prevent DMX512 interference The lamp power is...

Страница 9: ...sing this protocol Its 5 pin XLR connector conforms to the USITT standard To maintain optical isolation it is important that the metal shell of the connector NOT be connected to any cable wiring 4 MID...

Страница 10: ...to the console is a female IEC 320 Sheet C13 connector rated 10A 250V Dimmer Equipment Connection Connecting the MC 7500 Series console to Leviton NSI dimming equipment is very simple You need only to...

Страница 11: ...access to the Softpatch setup Press the Function button 4 to Select More for other menus Mode Patch Patch More ScnB 1 Setup Console Mode The Console Operating Mode may be selected by pressing the Mode...

Страница 12: ...3 Full Clr Ch 1 100 2 100 3 100 The LCD shows the channel number patched and patch level on the bottom row in the following format Channel Level The channel number may be changed Each dimmer may be a...

Страница 13: ...t in a shorter dimmer data stream Memory Size This sets the size of the console s memory in channels Increasing this number will result in a reduction of the number of available pages Change this para...

Страница 14: ...un as if MIDI Time code or SMPTE was being input With this enabled the stack will continue to run even if time code is received and then lost Real Time Clock MIDI Send More Off Norm MIDI Send The MIDI...

Страница 15: ...ay Then press the function button labeled Mode on the display Continue tapping until the desired mode is selected The lit LED to the right of Scene B also indicates the current mode Set Operating Mode...

Страница 16: ...chase using the chase section or by programming into submasters The chaser section will run any chase by pressing the CHASE SELECT button followed by selecting a chase number using the Submaster Bump...

Страница 17: ...e Cancel Chase number one Chase 1 must be running as above example 1 Press CHASE SELECT button 2 Press BLACKOUT button Chases may be recorded into Submasters allowing multiple chases to run at the sam...

Страница 18: ...r up and down Pressing the STACK FADE GO button will cause the current step to fade out and the next step to fade in at the programmed fade rate Steps may be executed manually by moving the Stack Fade...

Страница 19: ...ch press of the SNAPSHOT GO button will cause a new snapshot to fade to stage Pressing the SNAPSHOT CLEAR button causes the snapshot scene to fade out In the Wide Mode sngl scn Scene B slide controls...

Страница 20: ...ter is at 50 all stage outputs will be at only 50 of their current controller settings except for any resulting from a Bump button If the Master is at full all stage outputs will be at 100 of the cont...

Страница 21: ...will load and the LED will stop ashing when the submaster is reduced to minimum or the bump button is deactivated Recording Submasters memory scenes Submasters and Submaster Bump buttons provide acces...

Страница 22: ...pans to display the channel and indicates a changing level Also the Channel Level LEDs and the stage if live will indicate new levels once the match has been made The encoder wheel may be used to chan...

Страница 23: ...elect the desired chase number Chase numbers available are from 1 to the maximum chases for the particular model equal to the number of submasters Press the Do Rec function button to start the chase r...

Страница 24: ...ide controls to minimum 6 Raise Scene A slider 1 to maximum 7 Press Rec Step function button Dir Attk Rec Chase 2 Rec Step 2 Step 8 Lower Scene A slider 1 to minimum and 2 to maximum 9 Press Rec Step...

Страница 25: ...tton may be used to change the scene number if you do not wish to view the scene The Page Number for the Submasters will revert back to the original one once recording is completed Setting fade time f...

Страница 26: ...id numbers Any characters after a decimal point will be ignored Ex Start Step 2 of Stack 4 F0H 7FH ID 02 01 01 32H 00 34H F7H 6 Set Data nn nn Control Number 7 bit LSB rst vv vv Control Value 7 bit LS...

Страница 27: ...Time Code The code is broken down into hours minutes seconds and frames All 4 styles of SMPTE 24 25 30 drop and 30 non drop frame are recognized If time code is input into the controller with no Stac...

Страница 28: ...rate slider The rate is indicated by the ashing LED located directly above the TAP SYNC button Make sure the chase level slider is not at minimum Check that the Master Slide control is not set at min...

Страница 29: ...4 Maximum Dimmers 512 Submasters 16 24 32 Pages 16 8 Chases 16 24 32 400 steps total 203 steps in Wide Mode Memory Non volatile EEPROM approx 10 year retention Dimmer Outputs Leviton NSI Micro plex DM...

Страница 30: ...e the warranty registration card enclosed with each product This warranty excludes and there is disclaimed liability for labor for removal of this product or reinstallation This warranty is void if th...

Страница 31: ...Page 31 of 32 User Guide Leviton MC 7500 Series Memory Lighting Controllers...

Страница 32: ...ce Telephone 800 736 6682 Customer Service Fax 503 404 5594 Technical Services 800 959 6004 Leviton Manufacturing Company Incorporated 59 25 Little Neck Parkway Little Neck NY 11362 2591 Visit Leviton...

Страница 33: ...is NOT to be printed in the booklet DOCUMENTATION LEVITON INSTRUCTION SHEET MANUAL SPECIFICATIONS EC 06 23 04 Helvetica PK 93382 10 00 0A Black Final fold size Min 24 lb min 90 brightness Front rear...

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