Leviton MLC16 - Recording Scenes in Selective Traits Mode

User Guide
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Clearing and Initializing Fixtures and MIDI
To clear scenes, patterns, and shows:
1 Press Edit.
2 Press F4, above Setup.
3 Press F3, above Console.
4 Press More seven times.
5 Press the Function button above the desired option.
- Choose Clear Fixtures to clear the DDL, Trait and Index Label
tables, fixture, invert, and grouping assignments.
- Choose Init Fixtures to restore the default DDL, and Trait and
Index Label tables. This will also clear all fixture, invert, and grouping
assignments.
- Choose Clear MIDI to clear all MIDI assignments.
- Choose Init MIDI to initialize all MIDI assignments to default values.
A confirmation menu appears for each of the options.
6 Press F3, above Yes, to clear or initialize the memory,
or press F4, above No, to return to the Memory menu.
7 Press Blackout or Edit to exit the Memory menu.
Resetting the Console
You can clear the entire console memory and install factory default parameters.
Warning! All programming will be lost along with Fixture Definitions. Use
this procedure only if the console is known to have corrupted memory,
and clearing memory from the Console Setup menu does not solve the
problem.
To reset the console:
1 Turn off power to the console.
2 Hold down the four Function buttons above the LCD display.
3 Turn the power switch on while holding the buttons down.
4 Release the buttons once the LCD display shows the !!Initializing
Console!! message.
It will take approximately 20 seconds for the memory to clear and
initialize.
Disk Setup
Consoles equipped with a disk drive will have an additional disk menu that can be
accessed from teh Setup menu. Disk drive utilities include Format, Delete, Load,
and Save. All console programming can be saved and loaded from the disk in
binary or ASCII format. Since the disk format used is MSDOS compatible, the
ASCII formatted files can be useful for offline editing. You can write a fixture's
definition with a word processor or text editor, and load it into the console using
the disk drive. Scene and pattern step levels are saved in fixture definition form
rather than as raw numbers. To change the color of a fixture from blue to red you
just need to enter the new label. (The label must match those defined in the
fixture's definition.) The console performs the translation as the file is loaded.