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Work Pro LightMouse LM-5 User Manual

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  • Page 1: User Manual

    User Manual Rev. 12.03.01...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    INDEX Before Starting Contents of the package Cautions Information Introduction Features Technical data Setup and Use WokNet Mode Art-Net Mode OSC Mode Front Panel Rear panel Worknet mode configuration ArtNet mode configuration Web Server User Manual...
  • Page 4 About ouchOsc LM-5 Layouts & TouchOsc Copying Layouts Linking TouchOsc & LM-5 Use & Programming Program Live Execute OSC Commands Implementation DMX Control Edit Play Considerations about TouchOSC and LM 5 Reply Messages User Manual...

  • Page 5: Contents Of The Package

    BEFORE STARTING Contents of the package • 1 x LightMouse LM-5 • 1 x External power supply DC 5V 500mA • 1 x User manual Cautions To reduce the risk of electric shock or fire, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
  • Page 6 INTRODUCTION The LM-5 LightMouse of WORK makes the lighting control at events and facilities, may finally be something accessible to everyone, not just a territory restricted to people with technical training in lighting. Thanks to it can be controlled through open protocol OSC (Open Sound Control), the LM-5 LightMouse allows end users to design their own lighting console appropriate to their needs, in order to control the installation using WIFI connection through your iPhone or Android device.

  • Page 7: Features

    Features -Allows to control and program through WIFI connections up to 512 DMX channels from an iOS or Android device. -Memory with up to 100 scenes and 24 shows. - Save and edit scenes and shows in the internal LM-5 memory. - It allows to customize the control interface, adapting it to user needs on each facility.

  • Page 8: Woknet Mode

    SETUP AND USE WorkNet Mode In WorkNet mode, the LM-5 operates as a receiver of information sent DMX by the device LM-3E (issuer). Therefore, in this operation mode, the LM-5 always be used in combination with a LM-3E, and both devices mustconfigured in the same group (or DMX Universe). In this way, and generalized to more of a receiving device, the information sent by a LM-3E will be received by LM-5 those configured in the same group as the LM-3E issuer.

  • Page 9: Osc Mode

    OSC Mode In OSC mode (Open Sound Control) LM-5 operates as a lighting console able to store and playback up to 100 scenes and 24 shows. The LM-5 is a plug and play device, because by using Zeroconf allows users without experience, in computer networks, to connect the LM-5 with his device quickly and easily.

  • Page 10: Front Panel

    Panel Frontal 1. LED Power: This red LED lits when the unit has power supply. 2. PLUG IN connector Using the included external power supply (5V, 500 mA) it is posible the feed the unit. Note: It you use this connections, the Terminal Block (5) must no be used.

  • Page 11: Rear Panel

    Rear Panel 9. Operating Mode Selector / Subnet switcher This dip-switch has two functions: - Select, with the dip number 1, the operating mode (WorkNet (OFF position) or Art-Net (ON position). - Only in Art-Net operating mode, the dips number 2,3,4,5 allow to select Subnet, with values from 0 to 15 (16 positions).

  • Page 12: Worknet Mode Configuration

    WorkNet mode configuration 1. Select the WORKNET protocol using the dip number 1 (OFF position) in the dip-switch block on the rear panel. 2. In the group selector (UNIV) placed in the front panel, select one of the 16 positions. It is necessary, at least one LM-3E emitter configured in the same group, and connected to the LAN.

  • Page 13: Web Server

    Web Server Although LM-5 is plug & play, the device has a web management interface for advanced configuration properties. To connect to the web interface we must open the web browser and enter lm5.local in the address bar. Once the connection to the LM-5 we can see all information about the device and their status. User Manual...
  • Page 14 Since N etwork Setting we can adjust the IP address of LM-5 and its net mask, besides being able to change the name of our device. Note: If you want to rename, you should not use spaces, if used must be taken into account that the space is replaced by an underscore.
  • Page 15 On Startup Settings Since we can select the boot configuration of LM-5, and may choose between 3 modes: None, Last show and User Show. In None mode to start the LM-5 does not take any action, standing waiting to receive orders. In Last Show mode to start the LM-5 will automatically run the show that was playing when turned off.
  • Page 16 ABOUT TOUCHOSC The layouts provided by Equipson are designed to TouchOSC. This is an IOS and Android devices application that lets you send and receive Open Sound Control over Wi-Fi messages using the UDP protocol. The application supports remote control and receive feedback from software and hardware which implement OSC protocol as much as LM-5, Pure Data, Max / MSP / Jitter, OSCulator, VDMX, Resolume Avenue 3, Plogue Bidule, Reaktor, Quartz Composer, and others.
  • Page 17 LM5 LAYOUTS & TOUCHOSC Equipson offers a layouts set designed to control the LM-5, with them it is posible to control from a RGB facility to an event with up to 24 channels. The layouts are available for download on the official website of Equipson. www.equipson.es Copying Layouts: The Layouts process load in TouchOSC is explaining following.
  • Page 18 We start TouchOsc.app on our device, and we move to the Layout menu and select the layout that we have loaded from iTunes: When the Layout is selected, the window will return to previous menu User Manual...
  • Page 19 Linking TouchOSC & LM-5 The connection between the LM-5 and TouchOSC is very simple, you only need a WiFi AP to connect them. Once all the connections are finished, proceed to connect the LM-5 to electric network. Before Start TouchOSC proceed to link the IOS device with AP Wifi network which has connected the LM-5.
  • Page 20 2º- Activate the OSC connection and adjust the input and output ports: -Port ( outgoing ) : 8000 -Port ( incoming ) : 9000 3 º- Under "Hosts Found" section, select the entry "LM-5" that appears: User Manual...
  • Page 21 4º -We return back and we click on "Done". We're ready to use our LM-5. User Manual...
  • Page 22 USE & PROGRAMMING Programing By default, the Layout starts in programming tab, since it can perform all functions of Programming and Editing: Programing a Show: 1º - Click Live button to see the changes in real time. 2º- Select a Show. (eg show 1) 3º- Adjust the channel level 4º- Adjust the Stand time 5º- Adjust the Fade time...
  • Page 23 Editing a Scene: 1º - Click on the Live button to see the changes in real time. 2º - Select the show you want to edit. (eg show 1) 3º- Using Next and Prev buttons, you can move between scenes and, therefore, locate the scene we want to edit.
  • Page 24 Live From Live tab you can work live and play shows stored in the LM-5. Using in Live: 1º- Click on the Live button to see the changes in real time. 2º- Adjust the channel levels. 3º- Press the button All Zero to set to 0% for all channels. 4º- Press the button All Full to set to 100% all channels.
  • Page 25 Automatic Playing: 1º- Click on the Live button to see the changes in real time. 2º- Select a show (eg show1). 3º- Press Play button, so the show will run automatically. playing a scene after another, acording to the programming done. 4º- Use the Speed fader to adjust the playback speed of the show.
  • Page 26 Execute From the Execute tab you can run independently scenes to shows. Playing: 1º- Select any scene you've recorded, (only the scenes with information can be selected). (Eg Scene1). 2º- Click on Go button. 3º- Select another scene (eg Scene2). 4º- Press Go button.
  • Page 27 COMMANDS IMPLEMENTATION Below are listed the commands used, in this way the LM-5 can be used from any application that supports OSC: Lemur, Control, Quartz Composer, Isadora, MaxMSP, TouchDesigner ... Notes: The text in red colour can be modified to access an index, channel ... The OSC method is defined as: address, parameters (eg / dmx / set / ch, ii: Method with address "/ dmx / set / ch"...
  • Page 28 DMX Control Configuring a MultiFader in TouchOSC: The command entered indicates a particular value multifader, specifically this multifader controlls the first 12 channels. This is because after the / dmx / set / ch / we added a 1 indicating the first control channel is 1 and the Faders section we entered the number of channels that we want the multifader, in this case 12.
  • Page 29 Configuring a Fader or Rotary: The entered command indicates a particular value multifader, specifically this mulltifader controls the Master. This is because after the / dmx / set / ch / we added a -1 indicating the control channel will be -1, in this case we are monitoring the Master due to the -1 is reserved for him.
  • Page 30 Reciving the value of one channel with a Label The two methods previously seen, return the value of the channel through message: /dmx/set/ch/ channel Indicating in channel the modified channel and as a parameter the value of the channel. in this particular case, the label indicating the value of DMX channel 1.
  • Page 31 Creating a Toggle to control the Black Out The entered command enables the Black Out state, allowing, through aToggle to activate or deactivate it. As a button can only have 2 values oscilating between 0 and 1, in Value Range paragraph we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) to be the Black Out at 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 32 Creating a Push Button to pass all channels to 0. The entered command can pass all the DMX channels to 0 through a Push Button. As a push button can only have 2 values between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 33 Creating a Push Button to pass all channels to 255. The entered command can pass all the DMX channels to 255 through a Push Button. As a push button can only have 2 values between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 34 Creating a Rotary or Fader to adjust the Stand Time in a scene The entered command allows to set the stand time of a scene (if this is selected) via a Fader or Rotary. The Stand Time of each scene is expressed in milliseconds so that in the Value Range section we assign the minimum value to 100 (1 second) and the value up to 10000 (10 seconds) to be the Fader or Rotary that control de Stand Time in the selected scene.
  • Page 35 Reciving the Stand Time of a scene with a Label The method previously seen, returns the Stand Time value of a scene through the message: /dmx/set/standReply ,s Indicating in the string (s) the assigned time. In this particular case, the Label indicates the scene time value for scene 2.
  • Page 36 Creating s Rotary or Fader to adjust the Fade Time in a scene The entered command allows to set the Fade time of a scene (if this is selected) via a Fader or Rotary. The Fade Time of each scene is expressed in milliseconds so that in the Value Range section we assign the minimum value to 100 (1 second) and the value up to 10000 (10 seconds) to be the Fader or Rotary that control de Fade Time in the selected scene.
  • Page 37 Reciving the Fade Time of a scene with a Label The method previously seen, returns the Fade Time value of a scene through the message: /dmx/set/fadeReply ,s Indicating in the string (s) the assigned time. In this particular case, the Label indicates the scene time value for scene 2.
  • Page 38 EDIT Creating a Multi Toggle to edit shows The entered command set to "Edit Mode" the selected show, specifically, this Multi Toggle allows selection of up to 24 shows. Designing our own Multi toggle we have to take into account a number of limitations in TouchOSC to which the LM-5 has had to adapt.
  • Page 39 As a button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) to be the Shows selector 0 and 1 respectively. To properly function we activate the Local Feedback Off, therefore, theToggles not lit when you click on the iPad, otherwise when the LM-5 enable or disable each of the shows.
  • Page 40 Creating a Multi Toggle to edit shows The entered command set to "Edit Mode" the selected scene, specifically, this Multi Toggle allows selection of up to 100 scenes. Designing our own Multi toggle we have to take into account a number of limitations in TouchOSC to which the LM-5 has had to adapt.
  • Page 41 As a button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) to be the Shows selector 0 and 1 respectively. To properly function we activate the Local Feedback Off, therefore, theToggles not lit when you click on the iPad, otherwise when the LM-5 enable or disable each of the scenes.
  • Page 42 Creating a Push Button to access to previous scene The entered command allows to go to the previous scene in Edit mode through a Push Button. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 43 Creating a Push Button to access to next scene The entered command allows to go to the next scene in Edit mode through a Push Button. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 44 Creating a Toggle to show the changes in real time. The entered command allows to display programming changes in real time via a toggle, allowing activated or deactivated it. While we are programming you probably have activated this function to "see we're doing ", however when we need to set a new scene and do not want to see the changes, we disable this function.
  • Page 45 Creating a Push Button to delete a scene The entered command allows to delete the selected scene inside Edit mode through a Push Button. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 46 Creating a Push Button to delete a show The entered command allows to delete the selected show inside Edit mode through a Push Button.When the show is deleted, all scenes stored inside it will be eliminated. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 47 Creating a Push Button to add a scene The entered command allows to add a scene into selected show in Edit mode through a Push Button. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 48 Creating a Push Button to add a scene. The entered command allows to record a scene into selected show in Edit mode through a Push Button. As a push can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 49 Play " Creando un Multi Toggle para seleccionar una escena The entered command select a scene to be rplayeded in particular this Toggle Multi allows to select up to 100 scenes. It should note that this MultiToggle only serves to select which scene we execute, not execute it.
  • Page 50 As a button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) to be the Scene selector 0 and 1 respectively. To properly function we activate the Local Feedback Off, therefore, theToggles not lit when you click on the iPad, otherwise when the LM-5 enable or disable each of the scenes.
  • Page 51 " Creating a Push Button to play a selected scene The entered command can play a pre-selected scene in the MultiToggle previously seen. As a push button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 52 " Creating a Multi Toggle to select a show to play it The entered command select a show to play it, in particular this Toggle Multi allows to select up to 24 shows. Designing our own Multi toggle we have to take into account a number of limitations in TouchOSC to which the LM-5 has had to adapt.
  • Page 53 As a button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign the minimum value (Deactivated) and the maximum value (Activated) to be the Show selector To properly function we activate the Local Feedback Off, therefore, theToggles not lit when you click on the iPad, otherwise when the LM-5 enable or disable each of the shows.
  • Page 54 Creating a Push Button to play a selected show sequentially The entered command can play a pre-selected show in the MultiToggle previously seen. This mode plays all scenes that make the show one after another in the order they were recorded including the stored Stand and Fade times.
  • Page 55 Creating a Push Button to play a selected show manually The entered command can run a pre-selected show the MultiToggle previously seen. This mode plays scenes that make the show manually, we can move forward and backward between them at any time regardless of the Stand Time. As a push button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 56 " Creating a Rotary or Fader to modify the speed of the show The entered command indicates a particular value to the multifader, specifically this multifader modifies the speed of the show. The modification is performed on the stored Stand time to record the scene. In this method the values refer to the speed factor, being x1 the smallest and x10 the largest factor speed.
  • Page 57 " Creating a Push Button to access to next scene The entered command allows to pass to the next scene after select a show and have played it in manual mode through a Push Button. As a push button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 58 Creating a Push Button to access to previous scene The entered command allows to pass to the previous scene after select a show and have played it in manual mode through a Push Button. As a push button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (standby) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 59 Creating a Push Button to stop the played show The entered command allows to stop the performed showas much in automatic mode as in manual mode via a push button. As a push button can only have 2 values oscillating between 0 and 1, in Value Range section we assign to the minimum (rest) and the maximum value (Active) the value 0 and 1 respectively.
  • Page 60 Considerations about TouchOSC and LM-5 Although the provided layouts work with up to 24 channels, the LM-5 supports 512 DMX channels and can record and operate them. Thus, we can create our layouts with many channels as you want (up to 512) but considering that from channel 24 will not receive feedback on the value of these channels.
  • Page 61 LM-5 Reply packages for certain actions All commands listed on each section [1] Common reply messages editing shows/scenes It returns the next messages if: Editing a show : /dmx/edit/show/fila/co , indicating the line and column corresponding to the show and as parameter; (1, if it is being edited) or (0 if it is not being edited).
  • Page 62 [3] Common reply messages playing scenes/shows: /dmx/play/show/ fil /col ,i. It indicates the played show. Parameter to 0, the show stop plays, parameter to 1, the show plays. I can be send several times, deactivating one show and activating another show. It is valid for 3 columns exclusively.
  • Page 64 EQUIPSON, S.A. Avda. El Saler, 14 - Pol. Ind. L´Alteró, 46460 - Silla (Valencia) Spain Tel. +34 96 121 63 01 Fax + 34 96 120 02 42 www.equipson.es/ equipson@equipson.es...

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