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The guarantee of the product or service will not be extended if: (1) the product is repaired, modified or altered, unless the repair, modification or alteration is authorized in writing by Equipson SA; (2) the serial number of the product cannot be clearly read or is not present.
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1-Overview About LS-Wing Overview of the LS-Wing 2-First steps Selecting the mode of use of the LS-Wing Wing mode of the LightShark system MIDI controller mode MIDI notes OSC/UDP controller mode 3-Access via web server Connection options Connecting from a mobile device Connection from a PC 4-Settings Device settings...
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Section 1: Overview About LS-Wing LS-Wing is an innovative hardware offering several products in one: a Wing for LS-1 / LS- Core, an OSC/UDP hardware controller and a MIDI controller. LS-Wing can send/receive OSC commands over ethernet from any software or hardware supporting this protocol.
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Overview of the LS-Wing The LS-Wing control surface offers the user a control system with 10 Faders and a set of 60 RGB buttons. Thanks to its small size, it can be transported as hand luggage. On the back, there is a holder to hold devices such as tablets.
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Rear Panel Connection port for 5v LLC-1 lamp ( XLR-3 ) DMX outputs 1 and 2 (XLR-5 ) Ethernet switch 2x USB type A ports for Data 2x USB type A ports for +5V DC 1x USB 2.0 type B port Power connection ( PowerCON TRUE 1 ) Dimensions (WxHxD): 325X100X330 mm Weight: 2,7Kg...
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Section 2: First Steps Selecting the mode of use of the LS-Wing It is possible to select the operation mode of the LS-Wing during system startup. Once the power is turned on, the lower buttons will flash for 30s , during that time the user can select the operating mode by pressing one of the buttons 1 to 5 in the PlayBack selection area: Key 1: LightShark Wing mode to control PlayBack 1 to 10.
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MIDI controller mode In this mode, the LS-Wing will function as a MIDI control surface and can be used with any program or device that supports this protocol. The note assignment is as follows:...
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MIDI notes Element Channel Type Note Value Executor Button 1-1 Note OFF( 64 ) / ON ( 127 ) Executor Button 1-2 Note OFF( 64 ) / ON ( 127 ) Executor Button 1-3 Note OFF( 64 ) / ON ( 127 ) Executor Button 1-4 Note OFF( 64 ) / ON ( 127 )
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Element Channel Type Note Value Go Button 8 0-127 Go Button 9 0-127 Go Button 10 0-127 Pause Button 1 0-127 Pause Button 2 0-127 Pause Button 3 0-127 Pause Button 4 0-127 Pause Button 5 0-127 Pause Button 6 0-127 Pause Button 7 0-127...
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Section 3: Access via web server Connection options The LS-Wing uses an integrated Web Server to provide all its functions to computers, tablets and smartphones that have a web browser. You only need to connect through the Ethernet port of your computer. Due to the technology used by lightShark, the use of the following web browsers is recommended: FireFox v67 onwards: https://www.mozilla.org...
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Connecting from a mobile device To connect to LightShark devices, over the wired network using a tablet device, the steps are as follows: 1 Ensure that the ethernet adapter is properly connected to the tablet. Then connect an ethernet cable between the adapter and the lightShark device. 2 Go to the preferences, and in the sidebar you will find the new Ethernet interface.
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Then set the interface to "Manual" and set the IP address and Subnet mask as in the following example: 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0 It is possible to add the lightShark website to the iOS or Android home screen. This will create an icon and will automatically access LS-Wing in full screen mode without having to open the web browser.
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Then select the "Add to Home Screen" option. You may have to scroll over on the icons to access this. 192.168.1.10 LS-Wing Press “Add”: 192.168.1.10 http://192.168.1.10...
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Connection from a PC -The following steps detail the process of connecting via a computer using the wired network interface instead of the wireless network. Network configuration in macOS Access the System Preferences and then select "Network".
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From the left side menu select the network interface to which the lightShark device is connected. 192.168.1.15 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0 Then set the interface to "Manually". 192.168.1.15 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0...
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Then set the IP address and Subnet Mask as in the following example: 192.168.1.15 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0 Start Safari and enter the address : 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.10...
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Network configuration in Windows10 Access the Windows Settings and then select "Network and Internet". Select the "Change Adapter Options" option.
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Right click on the network interface to which lightShark is connected, then select "Properties". Then "Double click" on "Internet Protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4)".
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Enter the network configuration as shown in the following example and accept the changes: 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0 Start your web browser and enter the address "192.168.1.10" as shown below: 192.168.1.10...
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Section 4: Settings Device settings The LS-Wing has a simple but comprehensive user interface. From it the user can make the necessary adjustments and configurations. The interface is organized in 5 different views: WING Settings From this window the user can make the necessary connectivity settings. IMAGEN PROVISIONAL Device Name, the user will be able to set a host name to the wing to differentiate it in case of connecting several units to the same network.
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TCP/UDP Remote, it is possible to control each of the buttons or faders of the device remotely. For this purpose, a series of fixed commands are defined later on. The communication port will be 5678. In the section Remote Control Settings the list of commands is detailed. OSC Remote, it is possible to control each of the device's buttons or faders remotely via OSC.
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Node Settings From this window, the user can make all the settings related to the configuration of the input/output universes of the LS-Wing . IMAGEN PROVISIONAL IMAGEN PROVISIONAL DMX Port, LS-Wing includes a 2 universe node that can be completely configured independently.
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Section 5: Configuration in OSC/UDP Mode Target Adjustments The targets are the software or target devices to be controlled from the LS-Wing. LS-Wing includes an internal library of devices so that the user can make the necessary configurations without having to write any command or code. Targets, Through the circular buttons, the user can select the targets to make the necessary configuration: Circular button with a + : The "slot"...
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To add a new target, the steps are the following: 1º-Click on a circle containing a + 2º-Click on the circle at the bottom of the window, a column will be displayed with the different devices added in the libraries, ordered by manufacturer name.
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Create a Custom Mapping By clicking on one of the circles that shows the + icon, we access the configuration menu that will allow us to create a new Custom Mapping.
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ASSIGN A FUNCTION TO A FADER/BUTTON To assign a function to a button or slider, a button or slider must first be selected in the image on the left. When the object is selected, it will light up in red and we can add a command through the "Add"...
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Clicking on the arrow icon of the taget displays a column to the right, showing the different groups of commands created in the library. By clicking on the arrow icon of a group of commands, it is possible to access all the commands contained in that group.
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Once you have added all the commands and assigned the times, you must press "Save" to save the changes.
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COMMAND AND DELAY ORDER Each action can be delayed so that it runs a certain number of milliseconds after the button is activated. Delays can be configured to be either Absolute (default) or Relative. Absolute: All actions are executed in a certain number of milliseconds from the start of the button ( or fader ) press.
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Section 6: Remote Control Settings It is possible to control the LS-Wing remotely, simulating the pressing of buttons or the adjustment of fader levels, through OSC, UDP or DMX. This functionality is very useful in case you have programmed different actions or commands in the LS-Wing and you want to trigger them from an external device.
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Remote control via DMX To control the LS-Wing via DMX, ArtNet or sACN reception must be enabled from the settings window as explained on section 4.1. Channel Parameter Range Value 000-127 Release CH-1 Executor Button 1-1 128-255 Press 000-127 Release CH-2 Executor Button 1-2 128-255...
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Assigning LS-Wing functions In the target library it is possible to select "LS-Wing". This function allows the user to assign LS-Wing actions to a button. Actions: -Switch to Page 1 -Switch to Page 2 -Turn off the Leds of all buttons -Lock physical access to the console -Lock access to the web server Numerical correspondence...
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Section 7: Software and library updates Updating libraries Through the download area of the Lightshar / LS-Wing website, it is possible to download the latest library packages. Update procedure: 1º- Download the library package, it is a file with the extension .devpkg 2º- Open the web browser and connect to LS-Wing 3º- In the "Info"...
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Software Update Through the download area of the Lightshar / LS-Wing website, it is possible to download the latest software version. Update procedure: 1º- Download the software from the LS-Wing website, it is a file with the extension .lswupdt 2º- Open the web browser and connect to the LS-Wing 3º- In the "Info"...
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Backup It is possible to back up the current status of the LS-Wing. Generate a Backup File : 1º- Open the web browser and connect to the LS-Wing 2º- In the "Info" tab click on "Save" in the BackUp File section 3º- When you click on "Save"...
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Section 8: Factory Reset Reset modes Different types of reset are possible, depending on the key combination used: PLAY PAUSE Network+Software+Settings Reset: PLAY+PAUSE+1 Newtwork Reset: PLAY+PAUSE+2 Settings Reset: PLAY+PAUSE+3 Delete the Mappings: PLAY+PAUSE+4...
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