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Using LCS 11
Split Addresses button
Click Split Addresses when 2 or more panels have the same XY coordinates. This gives each panel a new,
randomly assigned XY coordinate address. Once split into individual addresses, the panels can be moved
to new positions.
Note: This procedure will reset the grid display’s origin to 0, 0.
To split 2 or more panels with identical addresses:
1. If there are no empty cells in the grid display, add a row or column to the grid using the Wall Size fields.
2. Click the Show Addresses button.
3. In the grid display, click the cell at the position of the panels with the same address.
4. Click Split Addresses.
5. Click Show Addresses to refresh panel address display.
6. Move the XY coordinate addresses of each of the split panels as described above.
DIP Switch button
Setting the XY coordinate address in LCS overrides a panel’s DIP-switch address. Clicking DIP Switch
erases the software-set address and returns the selected panel to its DIP-switch-set address.
To return a panel to its DIP address:
1. In the grid display, click the desired panel.
2. Click DIP Switch.
3. Click Show Addresses to refresh panel address display.
4. To undo the change before saving, reset the panel with the Reset Panel command in the Options
menu.
5. To save the setting, click Save Parameters.
Note: Any change to the DIP-switch itself also returns the address to the DIP-switch address.
W a l l B r i g h t n e s s
The Wall Brightness fields adjust the global luminance (Y) and red,
blue, and green intensity values.
The panels are factory-calibrated to provide maximum brightness at a
luminance value of 150%. Higher Y values may boost dark signals.
Change the overall and individual color values as described on page 8,
under “How to change numeric values”.
To save the wall brightness values in each panel’s non-volatile memory,
click Save Parameters.
Figure 12: Splitting identical addresses
2 panels with
same XY
coordinates
panels split to
different positions
Figure 13: Wall Brightness