Leprecon LP-X24 Manual v3.2 - Manual (Page 207)

Other Setup Features Chapter Twelve 203
LP-X24 and LP-X48 Users Manual
• Button press of all Stack buttons (Stack On, Go, Hold and Back buttons)
• Motion
of Stack fader
• Motion of Manual fader
• Motion of Master fader
• Button press of Blackout button
MIDI signals are sent and received only in Run mode.
NOTE: If the LP-X receives a System Reset command from the master device, it resets
the board to its default state. The System Reset command value is FF. The default state
of the board is all faders at zero
including Master and Manual fadersRun/Scene
mode and the Bank Switch button set to Bank 1.
For complete details about MIDI, including a MIDI map, please refer to "Appendix B:
MIDI Protocol Specification" beginning on page 211.
1. To send MIDI signals to another device, connect a MIDI cable from the LP-X's MIDI
Out port to the device's MIDI In port.
2. Set the LP-X's MIDI Out and the device's MIDI In to the same channel.
3. Zero out all faders on the LP-X and turn off the Stack.
4. Put the LP-X into Run mode.
5. Put the receiving device into Record mode.
6. When sending MIDI output to another device, your first action should always be
raising the Manual and Master faders.
7. Play back the show as you normally would.
8. Take the receiving device out of Record mode.
To Receive MIDI Signals
1. To receive MIDI signals from another device, connect a MIDI cable from the device's
MIDI Out port to the LP-X's MIDI In port.
Depending upon your configuration, you also may be able to connect to the device's
MIDI Thru port.
2. Set the LP-X's MIDI In and the device's MIDI Out to the same channel.
3. Zero out all faders on the LP-X and turn off the Stack.
4. Put the LP-X in Run mode.
5. Send the signal from the device.
Creating Moving Light Devices
Moving light devices that are not included in the LP-X library can be added at any time.
You will need information from the manufacturer that specifies the DMX channel
assignments for the attributes of the devices.