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User Guide Appendix B Specifications

Rev. 1.30.03.07.r1 Page 231

Interfaces

Connector

Parallel printer port 25 pin D

DMX Out data universes (3) 5 pin XLR and (1) 3 pin XLR

DMX In (1) 5 pin XLR

MIDI In/Out/Thru (3) 5-pin DIN

Single video monitor (standard) High density 15-pin D

Second video monitor (optional) High density 15-pin D

Hand Held Remote (optional) 6-pin XLR

8 external Macro Inputs 9 pin D

Worklights 3 pin XLR or BNC depending on model

Ethernet RJ 45, AUI (Innovator Only)

Keyboard 5 pin DIN

Warranty

• Two year Warranty (see inside front cover)

• Free software upgrades during warranty period

Part Numbers

Description

Cat. No.

Innovator 24/48 7-0048

Innovator 48/96 7-0096

Innovator 72/144 7-0144

Innovator 600 7-0600

MC 24/48 (120 Volt) N2448-000

MC 24/48 (240 Volt) N2448-009

For Accessory information and part numbers, please consult

Console Data Sheet.

Main Page

User Guide1
Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Introduction13
- About the Console14
- Setting up the Console15
- Text Conventions15
- Using this Guide15
- Terminology Definitions16
- Console Controls18
- Display Keys19
- Hard-Keys19
- Macro Keys19
- Soft-Keys19
- Data Keypad20
- Enter Key21
- Blackout Key22
- Dimmer Key22
- Grand-Master Fader22
- Trackball22
- Trackball Select / Change Keys22
- Arrow Keys23
- Device Encoder Wheels23
- Leviton Logo Key / Shift Key (A.k.a. "Meatball")23
- Playback Faders23
- Command Line24
- Command Line History25
- Console Memory25
- Record Disk / Load Disk25
- Contacting Technical Support26
Chapter 2 Displays27
- Common Display Features28
- Selecting Displays29
- Navigating Displays29
- Live Displays30
- Stage Display30
- Dimmer Output Sub-Display (Stage)30
- Effect Sub-Display (Stage)31
- Playback Display31
- Device Display31
- Preview Displays32
- Preview Displays: Cue, Submaster, Group32
- Effect Sub-Display (Preview)32
- Cuesheet Display33
- Tracksheet Display33
- Configuration Displays34
- Patch Display34
- Setup Display34
- Sub-Displays of Setup: Print, Disk, Macro, Device Assignment, Profile, Real Time Event, Network35
- The LCD Display37
- Switching Active Monitors38
Chapter 3 Setting Channel Levels39
- How to Set Levels with Channel Faders40
- Channel Bump Buttons40
- How to Set Levels with the Keypad41
- How to Set Levels with the Trackball42
- Proportional Control with the Trackball43
- Using Submasters to Set Channel Levels43
- Channel Lists44
- Command Line Syntax44
- Display of Channel Levels45
- Channel Level Colors45
- Captured Channels46
- Active Channels47
- Console Operating Modes48
- Two Scene Mode (All Models Except 600)48
- Single Scene Mode49
- Match and Take Control" Difference between Single Scene and Two Scene50
Restoring Channel Levels ("Undo")51
- Channel Check Mode51
- Mode52
- Parked Dimmers52
Chapter 4 Submasters53
- Recording Submasters54
- Changing Submaster Pages54
- Submaster Playback55
- Submaster Fader Playback55
- Submaster Bump Button Playback55
- Timed Submasters56
- Submaster Page Changes in Playback Display57
- Submaster Types58
- Pile-On Submaster58
- Inhibitive Submaster58
- Assigning Effects to Submasters60
- Assigning Groups to Submasters60
- Assigning Macros to Submasters60
- Preview Mode and Submasters61
- Navigating the Submaster Preview Display61
- Recording Submasters in Preview62
- Editing Submasters in Preview62
- Naming Submasters63
- Copying Submasters64
- Renumbering Submasters64
- Clearing Submasters65
Chapter 5 Cues67
- Cue Numbering68
- Cue Record Modes68
- Recording Cues68
- Creating a Basic Cue69
- Recording Cue Fade Time(S)71
- Recording Cues in the Stage Display71
- Recording a Cue Delay Time73
- Recording Cues with Follow74
- Recording Cues with Link75
- Recording Cues in the Preview Display76
- Editing Cues77
- Editing Cues in the Stage Display77
- Editing Cues in the Preview Display78
- The Cuesheet Display79
- Editing Cue Attributes80
- Naming Cues81
- Copying Cues82
- Clearing Cues83
- Inserting and Renumbering Cues84
- Inserting Cues84
- Renumbering Cues84
- Using Groups When Recording Cues85
- Assigning Effects to Cues86
- Assigning Macros to Cues87
- Multipart Cues88
- Playback Faders90
- Playing Back Cues90
- Playback Keys91
- The Playback Display93
- Playing Back Manual Cues95
- Playing Back Timed Cues96
- Taking Manual Control of Timed Cues96
- Rate Override97
- Using the Real Time Event Clock to Playback Cues98
- Navigating the Real Time Event Sub-Display99
- Real Time Event Example Procedure100
- Using Macros to Execute Cues100
- Cue Record Modes101
- Hard and Soft Zeros102
- Selecting the Cue Record Mode102
- Tracking Level Conventions102
- The Tracksheet Display103
- Clean up Mode104
- Tracking Mode105
- Cue Only Mode106
- Converting Hard and Soft Levels107
- Using the Clean up Hard-Key107
Chapter 6 Groups109
- Groups and Automated Devices110
- Recording Groups Live111
- Recording a Channel Group Live111
- Recording a Device Trait Group Live112
- Editing Groups Live113
- Recalling Groups113
- Editing a Channel Group Live113
- Editing a Device Trait Group Live114
- Group Preview Sub-Display115
- Navigating the Group Sub-Display115
- Recording Groups in the Group Preview Sub-Display116
- Recording a Channel Group Blind116
- Recording a Device Trait Group Blind116
- Editing Groups in the Group Preview Sub-Display117
- Editing a Channel Group Blind117
- Editing a Device Trait Group Blind117
- Naming Groups118
- Copying Groups119
- Renumbering Groups119
- Clearing Groups120
- Using the Only Key with Groups121
- Using Groups in Cues122
- Using Groups in Submasters123
- Using Groups in Effects124
Chapter 7 Effects125
- Effect Sub-Display126
- Navigating the Effect Sub-Display126
- Effect Sub-Display Soft-Keys127
- Effect Attributes128
- Setting Amount of Effect Steps128
- Effect Fade and Dwell Times128
- Effect Patterns129
- Creating and Editing Effects130
- Creating a Step130
- Element Hierarchy131
- Adding Steps132
- Inserting Steps132
- Deleting Steps132
- Testing an Effect132
- Clearing Effects133
- Assigning Effects to Cues134
- Assigning Effects to Submasters134
Chapter 8 Macros135
- Macro Sub-Display136
- Navigating the Macro Sub-Display136
- Macro Paging137
- Recording Macros138
- Recording Real-Time Macros139
- Nesting Macros140
- Playing Macros141
- Assigning Macros to Cues141
- Assigning Macros to Submasters141
- Editing Macros142
- Clearing Macros143
- Example Macros144
- Load and Execute a Cue144
- Record Show to Disk144
- Start Channel Check Automatically145
Chapter 9 Patching147
- Patch Display148
- Patch Parameters148
- Navigating the Patch Display149
- Patching 1 to 1150
- Custom Patching Channels to Dimmers151
- Proportional Levels152
- Patching Automated Devices153
- Dimmer Check154
- Profiles155
- Navigating the Profile Sub-Display157
- Creating and Assigning Custom Profiles158
Chapter 10 Automated Devices159
- Understanding Your Automated Devices160
- Device Traits and DMX 512160
- Assigning Devices161
- Initial Device Assignment162
- Custom Device Address Assignment164
- Clearing a Device Assignment164
- Assigning a Device Dimmer Trait to a Channel Fader or Submaster165
- Using Automated Devices166
- LCD and Encoder Wheels167
- The Device Display168
- Recording Cues171
- Using Submasters174
- Using Groups175
- Using Effects176
- Blind Recording and Editing of Devices177
- Some Programming Hints178
- Device Definition Language179
- Loading a New DDL into the Console179
- Creating and Editing Ddls180
- Trait Labels180
- Trait Attributes180
Chapter 11 Memory Functions187
- Console Memory (RAM)188
- Clear Functions189
- Hard Clear (Console Reset)189
- Soft Clear190
- Diskette Functions191
- Loading Show Files from a Floppy Disk193
- Formatting a Floppy Disk193
- Upgrading Console System Software194
Chapter 12 System Settings195
- Navigating the Setup Display196
- Naming the Show197
- Naming the File197
- Setting Number of Dimmers198
- Channel Bump/Toggle Buttons199
- Allocating Memory200
- Setting Number of Channels200
- Setting Number of Submasters201
- Setting Number of Macro Pages201
- Setting Number of Effect Steps202
- Setting Number of Groups202
- Setting Worklight Level203
- Selecting Dimmer Protocol203
- Selecting Printer Type204
- Setting MIDI Configuration Information205
- Setting MIDI Device Number205
- Selecting MIDI Transmit Mode205
- Colornet Configuration (Innovator Only)206
- Network Remote (Innovator Only)206
- Setting Two Scene / Single Scene Mode207
- Selecting Secondary Video208
- Setting the Time and Day208
- Soft-Key Functions in Setup Display209
Chapter 13 Printing211
- Print Sub-Display212
- Navigating the Print Menu212
- Example Printing Procedure213
- Printouts Available214
- Print Menu214
- Print Menu215
- Print Screen Option216
Chapter 14 Alternate Control Interfaces217
- Using the Hand Held Remote218
- Protocol218
- Pin out Information218
- HHR Functions219
- Using MIDI221
- Standard MIDI222
- MIDI Show Control224
- Colornet (Innovator Only)225
- IP Address Assignemnt225
- Hand Held Remote Activation226
- DMX in227
- Remote Macro Activation227
Appendix A Installation229
- Setting up Your Console230
- Unpacking the Console230
- Physical Setup230
- Power Connections231
- Control Connections233
- Installing Console Worklights234
- Power on235
- Installing a Keyboard236
- Installing a Printer236
- Secondary Video Option237
- Installation237
- Configuration240
- Monitor Modes240
Appendix B Specifications241
- Console Specifications241
Playback Controls242
Appendix C Maintenance245
- How to Clean Console245
- Upgrading Software245
- Replacing AC Power Fuses245
- Replacing the RAM Backup Battery246
Appendix D Resident Devices249
- Resident Device Types249
Index251

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