Luminex LumiNode Series - Patch Option; Master Option

PATCH OPTION
Depending on the selected mode you applied to your process en-
gine, you will be able to modify the patch for your sources Once
in the process engine panel, click on the patch icon to open the
patch panel.
From there, you can apply the patch you wish per channel.
Press “Apply” to save your settings.
PATCH IMPORT / EXPORT
From firmware 2.2.0 we offer the option to import or export your
patch. You can import a CSV or TSV file with your custom patch.
The process engine will automatically configure the mode re-
quired based on your patch info.
To export a patch, open the patch option in the process engine
configuration window and select “Export”.
Choose a location to save the patch and choose “Save”. This can
be an easy way to start a custom patch to have the correct format
for the patch file that you want to import at a later stage with your
custom data. Once you have the exported file, you can change it
and then import it again.
To import a patch, open the patch option in the process engine
configuration window and select “Import”. Browse to the file you
wish to use on your computer and choose “Open”.
The web-Ui will refresh and show the Node configuration page.
Now configure your input(s) and output(s) as normal.
MASTER / LIMIT OPTION
Depending on the selected mode you applied to your process en-
gine, you will be able to assign a master or limit channel to your
output (fig. B).
Once in the process engine panel, click on the Master / Limit icon
to open the configuration panel.
First select the mode you wish to use, by clicking on the Master/
Limit switch, on the top left corner of the panel.
You can define the control channel, the protocol and universe
number, as the IP address of the control source. Click on the cog
wheel icon to change these parameters.
From there, you can apply any Master / Limit control channel to
your output channels. This can be the same for all channels or dif-
ferent per channel or group of channels.
Press “Apply” to save your settings.
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