Programming Guide Mitras LX7
EN 2016-11-21 7
luminaire:
Gliding cloud simulation
Sunrise and sunset with east-west simulation
Thunderstorm
Simulations and Illumination runs can only be assigned to a master or stand-alone luminaire.
Slave luminaires receive these settings via radio transmission from the Master.
To create/edit your Illumination run, we recommend using GCC Light
Composer. Light Composer provides the quickest solution for creating your
own lighting schedule.
The Light Composer calculates the individual lighting channels by means of
the desired brightness and color sequence over the day.
Find detailed information, please refer to the Mitras LX7 instruction manual,
ready for download on our homepage (Support->Downloads)
www.aquariumcomputer.com.
2.1 Adjusting an Illumination Run on the Luminaire
2.1.1 Settings for the Slave Light
With a slave light, only the time difference to the master can be set in the range of -60 to +60
minutes. Slave lights follow the simulations of the master light, with a negative time
difference.
Negative time difference means, the slave lights illumination processes starts earlier or later
as the master lights. This setting can be used to simulate a sunrise over the aquarium.
For example, the sunrise is set to move across 3 lights within 10 minutes.
Light Left: Slave with time difference -5 minutes
Light Center: Master
Light Right: Slave with time difference +5 minutes
2.1.2 Settings for Master and Stand Alone Lights
First select the illumination channel to be edited.
The channels to choose from are: Blue, Royal blue, Cool white, Blue white, True green, Hyper red,
Sky white, Ultraviolet and Hyperviolet.
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