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User Guide
Leviton MLC 16D Motorized Lighting Controller Page 11 of 62
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Several attributes can be assigned to the traits once their type has been
determined. The first is a label, which can be up to eight characters long. You can
select from a table of predefined labels, or you can create your own, up to 256
possible labels.
To assign a predefined label to the traits:
1
Press F4, above Select <Edit>.
2
Turn Modify wheel 3 to select the desired label.
3
Press F4, above Select <Save>.
To create a new label for a trait:
1
Turn Modify wheel 4 to select New.
2
Press F4, above Select <New>.
3
Turn Modify wheel 2 to move the cursor.
4
Turn Modify wheel 3 to change the character.
5
Once you have entered the label name, press F4, above Select
<Save>.
It will take 5 or 6 seconds to save the new label name.
Once the label has been selected, you can assign the other attributes of a trait.
Assigning Additional Attributes to Traits
To assign additional attributes to a trait:
1
Turn Modify wheel 2 to scroll through the attributes.
2
Press F4 to edit an assignment.
3
Turn Modify wheel 3 to make the desired changes.
4
Press F4 to save the changes.
5
Continue until you have assigned all attributes for this trait.
Adjusting Continuous Trait Parameters
You can modify the following parameters for continuous traits:
Channel.
Determines which channel of the DMX512 stream should be used for
this trait. This is a relative number that is added on to the base address of the
fixture once it is assigned to a Fixture Select button.
If fixture 1 is assigned to DMX512 channel 20 and a trait is assigned to
channel 1, it will end up being assigned to channel 20, not 21.
Size.
Determines whether the trait will use one or two channels of the DMX512
stream. Choices are 8-Bit or 16-Bit. 16-bit is mostly used for pan and tilt of
high-resolution fixtures.
Invert.
Inverts a continuous trait such as pan so that it moves in the opposite
direction as intended.
Inverting can also be done at assignment time on a per trait basis.

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Leviton MLC16 Specifications

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BrandLeviton
ModelMLC16
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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