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SET UP

Prior to installation, power may be supplied to Preset12 via the bottom mounted USB connector.

Smart chargers that try to communicate with the device being charged might not work, try a

different charger or use a power-only cable.

Entering set up requires a power up reset of the processor. If cycling power is inconvinient, the

processor may be reset by momentarily shorting out the V+ line on the USB connector. To make

a shorting plug, cut any micro-USB cable and short all the wires together. To enter set up, press

and hold buttons 1 and 7, momentarily insert and remove the shorting plug into the USB

connector. Note that the if the USB shorting plug is not super skinny, the mounting screws may

have to be loosened.

Things to set up:

Fade time

When a button is pressed, Preset12 fades from the current look to the new look in the

fade time associated with that button. The factory default time is 2 seconds (for all

buttons). During set up, the fade time(s) may be changed. Each button may have its own

fade time from 0 to 99 seconds.

Lock status

Each button may have one of four lockout states:

1) Locked. The preset cannot be altered until unlocked.

2) Unlocked. The preset can be recorded from other presets or from DMX512.

3) Offline Recordable. The preset can be recorded from external DMX512.

4) Local Recordable. The preset can be recorded from other presets.

Main/remote

Preset12 may have one of three main/remote states:

1) Stand-alone. This is the only Preset12 on this DMX512 link. It does not attempt to

communicate using alternate start codes.

2) Main station. This Preset12 holds all the looks in its memory and communicates with

Remote stations using an alternate DMX512 start code.

3) Remote station. This Preset12 receives indicator status from, and transmits button

presses to, the Main station.

Canceling groups

Buttons are grouped into Canceling Groups. When a button is pressed, other buttons in

that group will be turned off. Factory default is all buttons are grouped together; pressing

any button turns off all other buttons (only one preset may be on at a time). The opposite

of all buttons grouped together is no buttons grouped together. With no buttons grouped,

any combination of presets may be on; pressing a button never cancels another button.

There is no limitation on which buttons may be grouped together.

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