Lightronics TL2448 - Manual (Page 3)

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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
1 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