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CONFIGUREING THE LSC II for Special Effects
We suggest you start with some basic setting so you can quickly become
familiar with how the LSC II works. Let’s start with what we call “singles”.
Most of the special effects are grouped into TENs with the first digit
representing the basic FX. In the chart below, 2 is the number for Flicker.
If you set a port to 2 it will Flicker at the default setting. As you will see in
the 100 Chart, all the “2” are grouped. So any effect whether 2 or 21 or 25
will Flicker. Likewise, with 3. All effects that begin with 3 will blink.
Try some of the settings below to get the effect (pun intended).
FEATURE: When you have more than one Port set to a common first
value, say all set to 22, when you change ANY Port that has a leading 2, all
the ports will change to that same new number. If you change Port 5 from
22 to 24, all pins that were 22 before will now change to 24. This is
necessary to keep the integrity of the timing of the flicker behavior. There
are some exceptions:
FX that begin with 1 will not change.
FX that begin with 3 (Blink) will not change.
FX that begin with 5 (Fade) will not change
FX that begin with 9 will not change.