Console Features And Connections; Power Switch; Power Input; Ethernet Port (Rj45) - Philips 250ML Operation Manual

Operation Guide

2. Console Features and Connections

Power Switch

Turns console On or Off. Note, turning off this switch does not disconnect power from console.

Power Input

Power into console from universal (AC to DC) power supply. Refer to the QuickStart guide supplied with console on
how to connect power using provided power supply. The power supply shipped with your 250ML Control Console is
an auto-ranging, universal voltage supply. It operates between 90 to 240 VAC.

Ethernet Port (RJ45)

For future expansion of Ethernet protocols.

Faceplate USB Port (Library Storage)

USB connection for connection of a USB drive to load libraries, save shows, or update console software.

Rear USB Port

USB port for connection of USB LED desk lamp connection. Not for showfile storage.

VGA Out (Monitor)

VGA connection for driving a VGA video monitor. Refer to the QuickStart guide supplied with console for VGA
connections. Note, video monitor sold separately.

MIDI In/Thru

The console provides two standard 6-pin MIDI connectors. The MIDI In can connect to a MIDI generator and the
MIDI Thru can connect to another MIDI device.

DMX512 In (1 Connection)

DMX512 input connection for DMX512 signals from another console or device.

DMX512 Out (2 Connections)

The console provides two standard, female XLR 5-pin connector for connecting to, and controlling, DMX512
devices. DMX512 is for outputting to a universe of DMX devices for your primary output. This can include dimmers,
LED fixtures, and moving lights.
Note: For more information on DMX512, refer to

3. Connecting Power

To connect the power supply:
Step 1. Make sure unit's power switch is set to "Off"
Step 2. Connect DC connector from power supply to DC IN on console.
Step 3. Connect power supply to AC supply source.
Step 4. Turn on console at Console On / Off Switch.
Note: You must connect the console to the lighting system via DMX512 before it is capable of providing control.
Refer to the QuickStart Guide provided with the console for DMX512 connection information.

4. Glossary of Terms

This section covers some of the common terms used throughout this manual.
Fader / Submaster / Playback
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Fader / Submaster / Playback Bump Button
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on the submaster or playback.
Playback Master
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OVERVIEW
"Additional Resources for DMX512" on page
- Slider hardware to control the level of stored information.
- a master inhibitive slider for all playback data.
250ML Lighting Control Consoles
- button hardware that activates the stored information
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