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USER MANUAL
ENGLISH
LAMPY 20 / 40
V2.0.6
Product code: 50733 / 50734 / 50735 / 50736
Highlite International B.V. – Vestastraat 2 – 6468 EX – Kerkrade – the Netherlands

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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL ENGLISH LAMPY 20 / 40 V2.0.6 Product code: 50733 / 50734 / 50735 / 50736 Highlite International B.V. – Vestastraat 2 – 6468 EX – Kerkrade – the Netherlands...
  • Page 2 Showtec LAMPY Series Preface Thank you for purchasing this Showtec product. The purpose of this user manual is to provide instructions for the correct and safe use of this product. Keep the user manual for future reference as it is an integral part of the product. The user manual shall be stored at an easily accessible location.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Showtec LAMPY Series Table of contents Table of contents ..............................2 Introduction ................................5 2.1. Before Using the Product ..........................5 2.2. Intended Use ..............................5 2.3. Product Lifespan ............................5 2.4. Text Conventions ............................5 2.5. Symbols and Signal Words .......................... 6 2.6.
  • Page 4 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.2.3. Saving the Show file ..........................37 8.3. Adding and Patching Fixtures ........................38 8.3.1. The Patch Table ............................ 39 8.3.2. The Patch Action Menu ........................40 8.3.3. Adding Fixtures to the Show file ......................41 8.3.4.
  • Page 5 Showtec LAMPY Series 9.1.3. How to Setup OSC ..........................205 9.1.4. Touch OSC Application ........................206 9.1.5. OSC Command Specification ......................207 9.2. MIDI Input ..............................210 9.2.1. How to Setup MIDI ..........................210 9.2.2. MIDI Command Specification ......................210 10.

  • Page 6: Introduction

    After unpacking, check the contents of the box. If any parts are missing or damaged, contact your Highlite International dealer. Your shipment includes: ● Showtec LAMPY 20 or LAMPY 40 ● Schuko to Powercon power cable (1,4 m) ● User manual Fig.

  • Page 7: Symbols And Signal Words

    Showtec LAMPY Series 2.5. Symbols and Signal Words Safety notes and warnings are indicated throughout the user manual by safety signs. Always follow the instructions provided in this user manual. Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in DANGER death or serious injury.

  • Page 8: Safety

    Showtec LAMPY Series Safety Important Read and follow the instructions in this user manual before installing, operating or servicing this product. The manufacturer will not accept liability for any resulting damages caused by the non-observance of this manual. 3.1. Warnings and Safety Instructions...
  • Page 9 Showtec LAMPY Series WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surface The surface and the inner parts of the device can become very hot during operation. ● Do not touch the device during operation. ● Allow the device to cool down for at least 15 minutes before handling.

  • Page 10: Requirements For The User

    Showtec LAMPY Series ● If the device is exposed to extreme temperature variations (e.g. after transportation), do not switch it on immediately. Let the device reach room temperature before switching it on, otherwise it may be damaged by the formed condensation.

  • Page 11: Description Of The Device

    The Frontpanel contains all the necessary buttons and faders for operation. The Frontpanel differs a little between both products, however main part of the console Frontpanel is identical between both products. Here is a quick overview of the LAMPY 20 and LAMPY 40 Frontpanel: Fig. 1: LAMPY 20 Frontpanel Fig. 2: LAMPY 40 Frontpanel...

  • Page 12: Multi-Function-Faders (Mff)

    Showtec LAMPY Series 4.1.1. Multi-Function-Faders (MFF) The LAMPYs Frontpanel consists of either 10 (LAMPY 20) or 30 (LAMPY 40) Multi-Function-Fader controls, each consisting of a Multicolor LED, Fader and a Button. These may be switched between Fixtures, Groups or Scenes and, depending on the mode offer different options.
  • Page 13 Showtec LAMPY Series Fig. 4: Programming Section Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...

  • Page 14: Playback Faders

    Showtec LAMPY Series 4.1.3. Playback Faders The LAMPYs Frontpanel consists of multiple playback fader controls, each consisting of a fader and button found under the fader. These may contain Playbacks containing multiple Cues. These Faders are pageable, and the button function is assignable.

  • Page 15: Touchscreen

    Showtec LAMPY Series 4.1.5. Touchscreen The Touchscreen of the LAMPY Console is one of the key elements used for user interaction with the LAMPY. It features an easy and intuitive to use graphical user interface. Fig. 7: Touchscreen Display Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...

  • Page 16: Back View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 4.2. Back View The Back panel of the LAMPY20 and LAMPY40 are identical in terms of connectors. Please make sure to connect any external Screen before booting up the console. The UI is at a fixed resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD), so please make sure your monitor supports the resolution.

  • Page 17: Product Specifications

    “Tracking” as opposed to non-tracking defines that values are kept when changing between cues within one Playback until they are set to a different value. LAMPY 20 – 1U LAMPY 20 – 2U LAMPY 40 – 1U LAMPY 40 –...

  • Page 18: Optional Accessories

    Showtec LAMPY Series 4.4. Optional accessories LAMPY 20 LAMPY 40 Dustcover Order code 50738 50739 Flight case Order code D7332 D7333 LAMPY DNGL Order code 50737 (Only works on the 1-Universe Consoles) LAMPY Re-Load4 50744 4.4.1. Optional Accessories Features Using the LAMPY Dongle is only supported with the 1 Universe Versions of the Console. The 2 Universe Consoles have the dongle built in already.

  • Page 19: Installation

    Showtec LAMPY Series Installation 5.1. Safety Instructions for Installation WARNING Incorrect installation can cause serious injuries and damage of property. 5.2. Installation Site Requirements ● The device can be used only indoors. ● The minimum distance to other objects must be bigger than 0,5 m.

  • Page 20: Connecting To Power Supply

    Showtec LAMPY Series 5.3. Connecting to Power Supply DANGER Electric shock caused by short-circuit The device accepts AC mains power at 100–240 V and 50/60 Hz. Do not supply power at any other voltage or frequency to the device. This device falls under IEC protection class I. Make sure that the device is always electrically connected to the ground (earth).

  • Page 21: Basic Concepts

    Showtec LAMPY Series Basic Concepts 6.1. Priority Concept The general programming layer, called the “Programmer” always takes precedence over playbacks, unless it is in “Blind”-Programming mode. This may seem a bit strange at first glance, but in fact is very useful since the programmer enables the user to gain additional control over the consoles output at any time.

  • Page 22: Tracking Through Changes

    Showtec LAMPY Series Entrance Door Corridor Light Living Room Door Living Room Light #3: Close main door Closed #4: Living room door Open #5: Living room light With tracking, the final state at the end of this sequence is: Closed Open 6.2.3.

  • Page 23: Fixture Library Basics

    Showtec LAMPY Series 6.3. Fixture Library Basics The consoles Fixture Library is divided into three parts: A Factory Library, a User Library and the Show Library. Fixture types may easily be transferred between Libraries using the Magic Wand Button from within the Fixture Library tab in the Setup Menu.

  • Page 24: The User Interface

    Showtec LAMPY Series The User Interface 7.1. The Internal Touchscreen Interface The console utilizes an easy to use and intuitive graphical user interface (GUI), supporting multi-touch. The following sections explain the basics of finding your way around the GUI, in the internal as well as the external display.
  • Page 25 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.1.1.1. Programmer Buttons Fig. 12: Programmer Buttons The Programmer buttons provide the following functions: Action holding [S hi ft ] Name Action Long Press Blind “Hides” the programmer content. Second press will show the content again. Highlight Sets the selected fixtures to the “Highlight”...
  • Page 26 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.1.1.2. Window Title / Active Command The center part shows the title of the current screen, or, if applicable the current command including possible options. If the current command is displayed in red, it is invalid or missing information. Most commands such as Record have additional Options that may be accessed by clicking on the Window Title.
  • Page 27 Showtec LAMPY Series The Button functions and names are as follows: Name Action Opens a context sensitive dialog called “Action Menu”. Greyed out if not Magic Wand available. Switches to the Virtual Executor View. If one of the Virtual Masters is active, the Icon will be shown in Orange Virtual color.
  • Page 28 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.1.1.4. The “Content Area” The Content Area is used to display context sensitive windows and dialogs, based on the selection made from the top toolbar, hamburger menu or other user interface elements. Fig. 17: The Content Area...

  • Page 29: The "Bottom Toolbar

    Showtec LAMPY Series 7.1.2. The “Bottom Toolbar” The Bottom toolbar is used to show playback fader labels on the left side, Playback Page and Multi- Function-Fader Mode on the right part, and the Master Fader Label on the far-right side.

  • Page 30: External Screen

    Showtec LAMPY Series 7.2. External Screen The LAMPY supports one external monitor that may be connected to the DVI Port on the back of the console. Since Lampy 2.0.0, any screen resolution is supported, however a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 is recommended.

  • Page 31: External Screen Functionality With The Lampy Dngl

    Showtec LAMPY Series 7.2.2. External Screen functionality with the LAMPY DNGL With the dongle attached, the external screen offers a toolbar in the top part of the screen to change between different views as indicated in the screenshot below. On the bottom of the screen, you will see fader labels for the Multi-Function Faders, as well as the Fader Mode of these.
  • Page 32 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.2.2.2. The Magic Sheet View The Magic Sheet view is showing the same contents as the Magic Sheet on the internal screen. However, all editing functions must be made within the consoles internal touch screen. Fig. 23: External Monitor Magic Sheet View – LAMPY DNGL attached 7.2.2.3.
  • Page 33 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.2.2.4. The Virtual Executor View The Virtual Executor view is showing the same contents as the Virtual Executor View on the internal screen. This screen is very helpful if running a live, busking show where you do not know what is about to happen.
  • Page 34 Showtec LAMPY Series 7.2.2.6. The DMX Output View The DMX Output View resembles the internal screen Output View. It is helpful for troubleshooting purposes. Fig. 27: External Monitor DMX Output View – LAMPY DNGL attached 7.2.2.7. Solitaire Game Solitaire is a simple game to help you kill some time in case you are always waiting for things to happen.

  • Page 35: Operation

    Showtec LAMPY Series Operation 8.1. Begin Using the Console 8.1.1. Unpack Console and Accessories Before you can use the console, unpack it and its accessories from the shipping carton or flight case. Attention Before connecting any accessories to the LAMPY Lighting Control Console, the console must be located on a sturdy and flat surface in a dry, dust free environment.
  • Page 36 Showtec LAMPY Series From this screen you may either start a new show file or load an existing show from the consoles built-in memory or a USB-Stick. You may also use the Shutdown / Reboot button on the bottom left of the screen.

  • Page 37: Working With Shows

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.2. Working with Shows Show files contain all your show related settings like fixture schedule and patching, input settings, groups, presets, cues, master assignments, etc. Multiple shows may reside on the console and the number of shows is only limited by hard disk memory. However, we advise to regularly backup old shows to a USB key and delete them off the console’s memory.

  • Page 38: Saving The Show File

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.2.3. Saving the Show file We recommend saving your show occasionally. You may do this from within the Side Menu: Click on the Menu button. The Side Menu will open. Click on the Save button found on the bottom of the Side Menu, indicated by a floppy disk symbol.

  • Page 39: Adding And Patching Fixtures

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3. Adding and Patching Fixtures “Adding and Patching Fixtures” is the process of telling the console what kind of fixtures you are using and assigning DMX-Addresses to them. If you just started a new Show file or loaded a Show file without fixtures, the console will automatically open the Patch Window.

  • Page 40: The Patch Table

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.1. The Patch Table The Patch table gives you important overview about used fixtures, the addresses they use, fixture type and so on. Let’s have a closer look at the table, pictured below. Fig. 33: The Patch Table...

  • Page 41: The Patch Action Menu

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.2. The Patch Action Menu The Patch Action Menu is opened by clicking on the Magic Wand button on the Keyboard or in the top Toolbar. It offers access to most functions used within the Patch Window.

  • Page 42: Adding Fixtures To The Show File

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.3. Adding Fixtures to the Show file Open the Action Menu by pressing the Magic Wand Button. Click on Add Fixtures. A Window as pictured below is shown. Fig. 35: Add Fixtures – Select Fixture from Show Library To Add a Fixture from the inbuilt Library, select Factory Library.
  • Page 43 Showtec LAMPY Series After selecting the Fixture type, click on Next. An add Fixtures to Showfile dialog will be shown. This screen offers the possibility to do an Auto-Patch, Manual Patch, or No Patch. You may select Auto Patch, which will patch the fixtures automatically onto the selected universe. Select Manual Patch to set universe, start address (by either typing it, or by using the Pencil Button) and gap between fixtures using the Block Size option manually.
  • Page 44 Showtec LAMPY Series Regardless the Patch option you selected. You can edit the number of fixtures you would like to add, by typing it, or using the + and – buttons, or pressing the Pencil button. A dialog with a keypad will appear.

  • Page 45: Deleting Fixtures From The Show File

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.4. Deleting Fixtures from the Show file Select the fixtures you wish to delete in either the Patch Window or by any of the other methods. Open the Action Menu by pressing the Magic Wand button. Click on Delete Fixtures. A window asking you to confirm the action will be shown. click on Yes, delete! To continue.

  • Page 46: Changing The Name Of Existing Fixtures

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.6. Changing the Name of existing Fixtures Select the fixtures you wish to change the name of in either the Patch Window or by any of the other methods. Open the Action Menu by pressing the Magic Wand Button.

  • Page 47: Invert Pan Or Tilt For Existing Fixtures

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.7. Invert Pan or Tilt for existing Fixtures Select the fixtures you wish to change the Pan / Tilt Invert of in either the Patch Window or by any of the other methods. Open the Action Menu by pressing the Magic Wand button.

  • Page 48: Change User Id For Existing Fixtures

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.3.8. Change User ID for existing Fixtures. Select the fixtures you wish to change User ID of in either the Patch Window or by any of the other methods. Open the Action Menu by pressing the Magic Wand button.

  • Page 49: The Setup Menu

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4. The Setup Menu The Setup Menu is the place where all system and show wide settings are made. This includes, for example setting the IP Address of the console or editing the fixture library or managing shows.

  • Page 50: Current Show Tab

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.1. Current Show Tab The Current Show tab displays statistics about the current show. It also offers the option to save your show, save it to a different file and to export the current show to USB.
  • Page 51 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.1.2. Saving the Show file under a new Name We recommend to periodically save your show file as a new file. To do so, open the Current Show Tab from within the Setup Menu. Click on Save Show As. An on-screen keyboard will be shown. Enter the new Show file name and press Ok to complete the process.

  • Page 52: Show Settings Tab

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2. Show Settings Tab The Show Settings tab contains all show-wide settings for the current show such as the UI Settings, Autosave, Desklock and configuration of In- and Outputs of the console. The Show Settings tab consists of eight different pages.
  • Page 53 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.1. UI Settings Behavior on page change The behavior on Page change settings allows to specify what should happen if you change the active Playback Page. The following table outlines the different Settings and what they do:...
  • Page 54 Showtec LAMPY Series Master Fader Settings The Master Fader Settings specifies the behavior of the Master Playback Fader. The following table outlines the different Settings and what they do: Button Function Speed Fader The Master Fader will act as a Speed Fader for the selected Playback, altering all timings of the assigned Playback, whereas 100% is the speed as programmed –...
  • Page 55 Showtec LAMPY Series Record Mode default. Define the default for the values that should be recorded by the console when recording items. You can choose between the following record modes: Button Function Programmer Will record all parameters that are touched.
  • Page 56 Showtec LAMPY Series Work light brightness The Work light is the LED strip in front of the console, which may be used to light up running orders or other documents. It can also be useful to light up an USB-Keyboard.
  • Page 57 Showtec LAMPY Series Fader LED brightness The Fader LEDs may also be adjusted in brightness. To adjust the brightness, please do as follows: Open the Setup Menu. Change to the Show Settings Tab. Select the UI Settings page and scroll down to Fader LED Brightness.
  • Page 58 Showtec LAMPY Series Multi-Function-Fader LED Mimic Fixture Color The Multi-Function-Fader LEDs can either just indicate the current Multi-Function Fader Mode and selection – or in Fixture mode indicate the current fixture color. By default, the LEDs always light up in the color of the selected Fader Mode.
  • Page 59 Showtec LAMPY Series Enable Template Page The Template page can be disabled temporarily. This will show underlaying playbacks on any given page and allow the user to record Items to faders which would otherwise be occupied by a template page fader.
  • Page 60 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.2. Autosave settings LAMPY automatically saves your show file every 10 minutes. If desired, you may disable this Autosave functionality and change the time interval to automatically save your show. If you would like to turn Autosave on/off. Or change the time interval, please do as follows: Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 61 Click on Change PIN. The Default PIN is 0000 (four times zero). If you set but forgot the PIN Code, please contact Showtec Support for the Master PIN which may also be used to change the PIN to a new code.
  • Page 62 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.4. DMX / Network Art Net and sACN are two popular protocols to transmit DMX Data via Ethernet. LAMPY supports both protocols and enables you to configure both independently. Note: You need a LAMPY DNGL, which may be either purchased separately or comes factory installed in the 2 Universe Versions of the console.
  • Page 63 Showtec LAMPY Series Setting Art Net or sACN Universe and Priority If you wish to change the Art Net and / or sACN Mapping, please double or long-click in the corresponding cell of the DMX Output Mapping Table. A dialog will open asking you to input a new Universe or Priority Number. Press Enter when done.
  • Page 64 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.5. OSC Enable Open Sound Control (OSC) Input In case you would like to remote control your LAMPY console using an OSC Remote (such as TouchOSC for Android or iOS), you need to enable the OSC Input.
  • Page 65 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.6. Enable and configure the Sound Input You may use any LINE level audio source to trigger cues and chases using the LAMPY. The sound input is analyzed in Bass, Mid and High levels which are individually configurable in their individual levels.
  • Page 66 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.7. MIDI Enabling the MIDI Input You may remote control the LAMPY Console from any MIDI Device that allows to configure its MIDI Output. Once MIDI Input is enabled, the console will display any incoming MIDI Messages in the Status text field within the MIDI Group Box.
  • Page 67 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.2.8. Timecode LAMPYs ability to synchronize Playbacks to an incoming Timecode signal may be used to keep your lighting and audio show in sync. For now, timecode is only supported via MIDI. The LAMPY automatically recognizes the framerate of your incoming timecode signal and displays the current timecode status within the Timecode Input Group Box.

  • Page 68: System Settings Tab

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.3. System Settings Tab The System Settings tab contains all system-wide settings for the console, such as Keyboard Layout, Date or Time, Network Settings and more. Fig. 66: The System Settings Tab 8.4.3.1. Date and Time Please follow these steps to set the consoles Date and Time: Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 69 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.3.2. Keyboard LAMPY offers the possibility to setup the Keyboard Layout of the external USB Keyboard, and of the virtual keyboard. Note: The Keyboard Layout Setting does not affect the On-Screen Keyboard and vice versa. Please follow these steps to do so: Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 70 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.3.3. Network Please follow these steps to set up the consoles network interface: Open the Setup Menu. Change to the System Settings tab. Click on Network. Fig. 69: System Settings - Network Settings Dynamic Configuration For a dynamic IP Address using a DHCP Server (Most Routers have a DHCP Server built in. Please refer to your device Documentation) turn on the DHCP enabled on-screen switch.
  • Page 71 Download the latest Software Version from the Highlite Website. Make sure your show is saved. Make sure the file ending is .ssu. If the Update is delivered in zip format, unzip it first. Copy the .ssu file to the showtec/software_update folder on an USB Stick. Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 72 Download the latest Library Version from the Highlite Website. Make sure the file ending is .faclib. If the Update is delivered in zip format, unzip it first. Copy the .faclib file to the showtec/factory_library folder on an USB Stick. Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 73 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.3.6. Maintenance Testing the Frontpanel Hardware If you ever have the feeling buttons, faders or encoders are not responding properly, or that a LED may be broken, it could be worth testing the Frontpanel for proper function. To do so: Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 74 Showtec LAMPY Series Exporting Log Files Log files can be used to identify errors in the show file, in libraries or other parts of the software. It contains useful information. To export the log files: Open the Setup Menu. Change to the System Settings Tab.

  • Page 75: Manage Shows Tab

    Showtec LAMPY Series Calibrating the External Touch Screen After connecting a secondary touchscreen, it is usually misaligned and does not properly follow your clicks. In this case you will need to calibrate it. To do that, the following steps need to be taken: Open the Setup Menu.
  • Page 76 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.4.1. Manage Shows Action Dialog The Manage Shows Action Dialog provides all functionality to work with the Manage Shows tab. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand Button from within the Manage Shows tab. Some of the actions are only available if only one show is selected within the Manage Shows Table.
  • Page 77 Should you wish to import one or more shows from a USB Stick, proceed as follows: Make sure the show files are within the showtec/shows folder on your USB Stick. Open the Action Dialog from within the Manage Shows Tab by pressing the Magic Wand Button.

  • Page 78: Fixture Library Tab

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.5. Fixture Library Tab The Fixture Library Tab may be used to Create, Edit, Import, Export or Delete Fixtures. It can be accessed from within the Setup Menu. Fig. 78: The Fixture Library Tab The Fixture Library Tab consists of 3 different Library types used in the console. These are the Factory Library, User Library and Show Library.
  • Page 79 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.5.1. Fixture Library Action Dialog The Fixture Library Action Dialog provides all functionality to work with the Fixture Library tab. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand Button from within the Fixture Library tab. Many of the actions are only available if a Fixture Library is selected within the Fixture Library Table.
  • Page 80 Showtec LAMPY Series Adding a new Fixture Type To add a new fixture to the User or Show Library, first select the Library type from the Fixture Library Tab in the Setup Menu. Open the Action Dialog by pressing the Magic Wand Button.
  • Page 81 To import a fixture library from USB, head to the Fixture Library Tab within the Setup Menu. Select the Library Type (User Library or Show Library). Make sure the fixture library file is in the showtec/library folder on your USB Key. Open the Fixture Library Action dialog using the Magic Wand Button.
  • Page 82 Showtec LAMPY Series Exporting Fixture Types to USB To export a fixture library to USB, head to the Fixture Library Tab within the Setup Menu. Select the Library Type (Factory Library, User Library or Show Library). Select the fixtures you want to export.
  • Page 83 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.4.5.2. The Library Editor This section explains the Library Editor which is used throughout the library creation or edit process. The Library Editor consists of three different pages, which we will explain in this section: Fixture Type, Modules and Instances.
  • Page 84 Showtec LAMPY Series Fixture Type Tab The Fixture Type tab contains text fields to enter the Fixture Manufacturer, Type (Fixture Name), Mode, Author, and Description. The Manufacturer, Type and Mode cannot be changed if the fixture is inside the Show Library.
  • Page 85 Showtec LAMPY Series Modules Tab The Modules Tab is the module editor, the first row of buttons contains the Add Module, Rename Module and Delete Module option. The second row of buttons is used to append or insert new channels, clear a channel’s mapping or to delete a channel completely.
  • Page 86 Showtec LAMPY Series for CIE x, CIE Y and Luminous Flux for each emitter. Luminous Flux can be provided in any units if they match across all channels. By setting the luminosity of all emitters to 1 -thus equalizing their output- seamlessly transitions back to the conventional fixture color management.
  • Page 87 Showtec LAMPY Series The Channel List Whitin the Module Tab you will find the Channel List, with a table used to alter the mapping of the DMX Channels to Attributes is shown. Select the cell with the value you would like to change. Double tap the cell and enter the desired value in the popup.
  • Page 88 Showtec LAMPY Series Edit Parameter Dialog The Edit Parameter Dialog is used to select the Parameter mapped to a channel after double or right clicking within a parameter cell. Fig. 88: Edit Fixture Library – Select Parameter It shows a list of available parameters on the left-hand side. This list may be filtered by entering the search string into the Filter Text field in the top part of the screen.
  • Page 89 Showtec LAMPY Series Edit Ranges Dialog The Edit Ranges Dialog is used to specify how a Channels functions are mapped to the corresponding DMX Values, enabling you to show the name or even icons for a specific range of values within the Programmer and the Select Range popup that opens when you push on an encoder.
  • Page 90 Showtec LAMPY Series Should you wish to delete one or multiple entries from the list, simply select it and click on the Delete Range(s) button. Editing Ranges To edit an already existing Range, simply double click on an entry in the table.
  • Page 91 Showtec LAMPY Series Proportional Range A range which indicates a certain function that has a range of values (such as pan tilt or strobe) on a channel. By double tapping on the Proportional cell, in the Edit Ranges dialog, you will be able to set it to Yes. In the screenshot below (taken from a Fixture with a Strobe channel), we can see that this range spans across DMX value 16 to DMX value 255 (the whole channel) and the name of the Range is Strobe 1.0-...
  • Page 92 Showtec LAMPY Series Instances Tab On the Instances tab you can see the list of instances, and by doing double tap on each cell you can edit or define the Instance User Number (The part on the right side of the “.” of the fixture number), a Name, a Description, the DMX Start of this instance in relation to the whole fixture, and the Module itself.
  • Page 93 Showtec LAMPY Series Add Instances Dialog To add an instance of a module to the fixture type, click on Add Instance. A dialog will open. You may enter a Name, the User Number, the Instance Start (DMX Start), the count of instances to be added.

  • Page 94: Using The Home Screen

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5. Using the Home Screen The home screen is the central place of the console where all the programming takes place. You may open the Home Screen by clicking on the Home button in the top toolbar, or by pressing [ H o m e ] on the Frontpanel.

  • Page 95: The Fixtures View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.1. The Fixtures View The Fixtures View in the Home Screen is the place where all the fixtures from the show file are. You may select or deselect one or multiple fixtures by tapping on each element.
  • Page 96 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.1.2. The Long-Click Menu The long-click menu provides a fast way to Change Name of an item in the Fixtures View. It works in both, internal and external screen. Fig. 98: Fixtures View – Long-click Menu Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...

  • Page 97: The Magic Sheet View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.2. The Magic Sheet View The Magic Sheet View in the Home Screen is the place where you select fixtures, which may be arranged to your liking, for example resembling the physical layout – or just in a very simple grid layout.
  • Page 98 Showtec LAMPY Series The buttons found in the navigation controls section have the following functions: Name Action If no fixtures are selected, Zoom Fit will zoom and move the viewport showing the full extends of the Magic Sheet View. Zoom Fit If fixtures are selected, it will zoom and center the view on the selected fixtures.
  • Page 99 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.2.2. The Fixture Item The Fixture Item itself provides several layers of feedback to you: Item Meaning This Fixture is not selected, Dimmer is at 0% and no Values are in the Programmer. This Fixture is selected (orange background), is outputting 100% Dimmer, yellow color and a Gobo.
  • Page 100 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.2.4. Magic Sheet Action Dialog (Magic Wand Button) The Magic Sheet View Action Dialog allows you to enable and disable the edit mode. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand Button from within the Magic Sheet View. Many of the actions are only available if one or multiple items are selected within the view.
  • Page 101 Showtec LAMPY Series Used to add Items from the Magic Sheet. Menu Item Function Label Used to add a Label to the Magic Sheet View. Groups Used to add a Group Item to the Magic Sheet View. Fixtures Used to add Fixtures to the Magic Sheet View. Only available for fixtures that have not been added to the view.
  • Page 102 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.2.5. Adding Elements to the Magic Sheet View If you would like to add Items to the Magic Sheet View, press the Magic Wand button, click on Edit Sheet. A new toolbar will appear on the top, click on Add to display the list.
  • Page 103 Showtec LAMPY Series Adding Fixtures To add a Fixture to the Magic Sheet View, please proceed as follows: Enable the edit mode by clicking on the Magic Wand button and the Edit Sheet button. Click on Fixtures within the Add list.
  • Page 104 Showtec LAMPY Series Edit Labels To change a Labels appearance or size, please proceed as follows: Enable the edit mode by clicking on the Magic Wand button and click on Edit Sheet button. Select the Label you would like to edit in the Magic Sheet View.
  • Page 105 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.2.8. Arranging Existing Elements You can arrange Items in the Magic Sheet View using one of the available arrange modes. Press the Magic Wand button. The Action Dialog will be opened to enable the Sheet Editor. Once enabled, click...
  • Page 106 Showtec LAMPY Series Arrange Linear Arrange Linear will rearrange all Items in a line, asking you to specify the first and the last point of the line using drag handles. To arrange Items like this, please proceed as follows: Enable the Edit Sheet mode by clicking on the Magic Wand button.
  • Page 107 Showtec LAMPY Series Arrange Arc Arrange Arc will rearrange all Items in an Arc. Allows you to set a start point, radius, endpoint using drag handles. Enable the Edit Sheet mode by clicking on the Magic Wand button. Select the Items you would like to arrange in the Magic Sheet View and click on Arrange.
  • Page 108 Showtec LAMPY Series Arrange Grid Arrange Grid will rearrange all Items in a grid, asking you to specify the position and the size of the grid using drag handles. The slider on the left side specifies the number of columns.
  • Page 109 Showtec LAMPY Series Arrange Circular Arrange Circle will rearrange all Items in a Circle, asking you to specify the center point and the size / rotation using drag handles. Enable the Edit Sheet mode by clicking on the Magic Wand button.
  • Page 110 Showtec LAMPY Series Arrange in a Chessboard Arrange Chessboard will rearrange all Items in a Chessboard grid style only occupying every other spot, asking you to specify the position and the size of the Checkerboard using drag handles. The slider on the left side specifies the number of Columns.

  • Page 111: The Groups View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3. The Groups View Groups are meant as a programming aid and are a quick way to access specific groups of fixtures. They store information about fixture selection and selection order. You may open the Groups Screen by clicking on the Home button in the top toolbar, or by pressing [ H o m e ] on the front panel multiple times or by pressing it once and then selecting Groups from the buttons on top.
  • Page 112 Showtec LAMPY Series Item Meaning This Group has the name “Partly Selected” and indicates that the Group is selected but some Fixtures inside the group have been deselected (yellow background). This Group has the name “Fully Implicitly Selected” and indicates that some Fixtures inside the group are selected even though the Group itself is not selected (dark yellow background).
  • Page 113 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3.3. Recording Groups To record a Group, change to the Magic Sheet View and select at least one fixture. You may also select fixtures in the external screen Fixtures View. Alternatively, you may select fixtures by selecting other Groups or by selecting them on one or more of the Multi-Function Faders.
  • Page 114 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3.8. Editing Groups You may rename Groups and the fixtures contained in a group by pressing [ E d i t ] on the front panel and selecting a Group from the internal or external Groups View.
  • Page 115 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3.9. Removing Fixtures from Groups To remove Fixtures from an existing group, please proceed as follows: Select at least one fixture on the Fixture view, or the Magic Sheet View. Change to the Groups View. Press [ Record ] .
  • Page 116 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3.10. Replacing a Group Should you wish to replace all contents of a group, please proceed as follows: Select at least one fixture in the Magic Sheet View or the Fixture View. Change to the Groups View.
  • Page 117 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.3.11. Adding Fixtures to existing Groups To add Fixtures to an existing group, please proceed as follows: Select at least one fixture in the Magic Sheet View or the Fixture View. Change to the Groups View. Press [ Record ] .

  • Page 118: The Presets View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4. The Presets View Presets aid to simplify the programming process by allowing user-defined ‘elements’ to be created and then used as a toolkit to build your cues. Once you created a Preset, such as a couple of moving lights pointing at a particular position on stage, you may recall those settings at any point, and record them into Playbacks or Scenes.
  • Page 119 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.1. The Preset Item The Preset Item itself provides several layers of feedback to you: Item Meaning This Preset Item has the name “Not Selected” and is not selected. This Preset has the name “Selected for Some” and is selected for a part of the fixture selection (dark red background).
  • Page 120 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.2. The Long-Click Menu The long-click menu provides distinct sets of actions based on whether it is invoked within an empty or non-empty Preset Item. In the context of an empty item, users are presented with the option to record a new Preset using the values touched in the programmer.
  • Page 121 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.3. The Preset Action Dialog (Magic Wand) The Presets View Action Dialog provides functions that make it easier to work with Presets. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand button from within the Presets View within the Home Screen.
  • Page 122 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.4. Recording Presets Select one or more fixtures. Set Values for the fixtures by choosing the attribute group and changing the values to be active in the Fixtures view. Press the [Rec o r d ] key.
  • Page 123 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.11. Editing Presets You may rename any Preset, set its icon and color by pressing [ E d i t ] on the front panel and selecting a Preset from the internal or external Presets View. Fig. 121: Presets View – Edit Preset...
  • Page 124 Showtec LAMPY Series Setting an Icon / Color To set an Icon for the preset open the Edit Preset Dialog by pressing [ Edi t] on the console front panel and tap on the Preset Item. From the Edit Preset Dialog, click on the Change Icon / Color button.
  • Page 125 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.12. Removing Values from Presets To remove Values from an existing Preset, please proceed as follows: Select the fixtures you want to remove from the preset. Set some values for the attributes you want to remove. Change to the Presets View.
  • Page 126 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.13. Replacing a Preset Should you wish to replace all contents of a preset, please proceed as follows: Select some fixtures and set values for them. Change to the Presets View. Press [ Record ] . Select the existing preset you would like to replace in the Presets View in either the internal or the external screen.
  • Page 127 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.4.14. Adding or Changing Values in existing Presets To add or modify values in an existing preset, please proceed as follows: Select at some fixtures and set some values for them. Change to the Presets View. Press [ Record ] .

  • Page 128: The Values View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5. The Values View Altering fixture parameter values is best done from within the Values View in the Home Screen but is possible in every View of the Home Screen using the encoders or Presets. If you have an external monitor and LAMPY DNGL attached, you can modify fixture values any time by using Presets on the external screen.
  • Page 129 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.1. Different States of Values This image shows how the programmer looks like if you have fixtures selected, but no values assigned to them. They are still outputting values set by Playbacks or their default values set in the library.
  • Page 130 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.3. Programmer Buttons Fig. 128: Programmer Buttons The Programmer buttons provide the following functions: Action holding [S hi ft ] Name Action Long Press Blind “Hides” the programmer content. Second press will show the content again. Highlight Sets the selected fixtures to the “Highlight”...
  • Page 131 Showtec LAMPY Series Blind Button With Blind turned on, any change made in the programmer will not be output live. This enables you to prepare a look for later use or make changes to a different cue that is not yet played back.
  • Page 132 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.4. The Values Action Dialog The Values View Action Dialog provides functions that make it easier to work with Values. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand Button from within the Values View within the Home Screen.
  • Page 133 Showtec LAMPY Series Link Attributes Link Attributes is a convenience function that, by default, will touch all parameters within the Color or Position attribute group as soon as one of the other attributes in the attribute group is touched. In example: If you touch the cyan attribute’s value, the console will automatically touch magenta and yellow as well.
  • Page 134 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.5. Setting Fixture Values Using the Encoders To be able to alter fixture parameter values, i.e. set dimmer values, you first need to select some fixtures. For example, to adjust the dimmer level, select Intensity by pressing the [I nt] key on the console front panel, or choose intensity from the dropdown menu found in the values menu.
  • Page 135 Showtec LAMPY Series Using the Set Value Dialog To select values directly for all selected fixtures from the ranges defined in the fixture’s library, press on the appropriate encoder, and select a value from the screen that popped up. The top menu bar of the Set Value dialog contains a few functions that may be helpful:...
  • Page 136 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.6. The Color Picker Concept The new Color Picker provides maximal flexibility in handling lighting dynamics of modern multi-light source fixtures. A common approach is to simplify color manipulation to RGB channels, ignoring other potential light sources. Despite its efficacy in achieving the desired color, this greatly diminishes the return from the more powerful LED fixtures with up to 9 colors.
  • Page 137 Showtec LAMPY Series Fig. 135: Values View – Color Picker - individual output color • Calculate color output per fixture: Color output is calculated according to each fixtures color mixing data, editable in the Library Editor. If the targeted color lies outside of the fixtures color space, the closest projection in that fixture’s color space is applied.
  • Page 138 Showtec LAMPY Series shadowed by the typical RGB fixture. The above concerns only fixtures without color mixing, but with a color wheel. Fig. 137: Values View – Color Picker – Nearest color from Color Wheel Fixture • Always highlight the biggest color space across selected fixture types: Provides information about the maximal selectable color space.
  • Page 139 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.7. Setting Color mixing Attributes Alter Color-Values using the encoders. To control color values using a specific attribute of the fixture, choose Color from the dropdown menu found in the Home Screen menu bar. Alternatively press the [ Col or] button on the console front panel.
  • Page 140 Showtec LAMPY Series Alter Color-Values using Quick Faders To use the color faders to select colors, choose Color from the dropdown menu found in the Home Screen menu bar. Alternatively press the [C ol or ] button on the console front panel. Select Quick Faders from the menu bar.
  • Page 141 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.5.8. Setting Values using Presets You may also use Presets to set fixture values. For more information on how to use Presets to set values, please see section 8.5.4.7, Selecting / Deselecting Presets on page 121. 8.5.5.9. Loading Values from other sources...

  • Page 142: The Effects View

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6. The Effects View Effects are applied to attributes using an effect table that applies mathematical functions (such as a sine- or cosine wave) to values against time. Each of these effects is displayed as one row within the Effect Programmer.
  • Page 143 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6.1. The Effects Action Dialog The Effects View Action Dialog provides core functions to work with Effects. It may be opened by pushing the Magic Wand Button from within the Effects View within the Home Screen. Fig. 142: Home Screen – Effects Action Dialog Add Effect The Add Effect button is used to add an Effect to your current fixture selection.
  • Page 144 Showtec LAMPY Series Delete Selected FX Delete Selected FX is used to delete the effects that are currently selected in the Effects View. Fig. 144: Home Screen – Effects Action Dialog – Delete Selected FX Load Effects for Selected Fixtures from Output Load Effects for selected Fixtures from Output is used to load all effects that are running from the current consoles output for selected fixtures.
  • Page 145 Showtec LAMPY Series Off Running FX The Effects Action Dialog includes a shortcut to stop a specific running effect or all running effects. Fig. 146: Home Screen – Effects Action Dialog – Off Running FX Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...
  • Page 146 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6.2. Adding Effects To add an Effect, please proceed as follows: Select the fixtures you would like to apply an effect to. Press the Magic Wand Button from within the Effects View. Click on Add Effect. Choose if you would like to create a pre-defined or a custom Effect as explained below.
  • Page 147 Showtec LAMPY Series Preset Effects Preset Effects are a good base to create different effects using Presets. The function will generate an effect for each function which both selected presets contain. The mode of these lines is set to absolute, and the minimum and maximum size to the selected presets.
  • Page 148 Showtec LAMPY Series Custom Effects Custom Effects are a good base to create different effects from the ones that are predefined. To add a Custom Effect, follow the steps outlined above and select Custom FX in the window that opened.
  • Page 149 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6.3. Modifying Effects To be able to adjust the various attributes effects have using the encoders, the effect rows that you would like to modify need to be selected. You may select or deselect effect rows by clicking on any of its cells. Or select multiple, by click and drag.
  • Page 150 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6.5. Stopping running Effects To stop one or multiple effects in a Cue, you need to add an effect row for each of the parameters you would like to stop in the editor with an “Off”-Effect Type.
  • Page 151 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.5.6.6. Effect Attributes The LAMPY offers the following Effect attributes. More information on the individual attributes may be found further below: Column / Attribute Function Effect Used to select or deselect this row for modification with the Encoders, or to delete it using the Action Dialog.
  • Page 152 Showtec LAMPY Series Parameter Column The Parameter Column displays the attribute an effect is assigned to. Mode Column The Mode Column displays the mode of this effect line. Double clicking, right clicking or a long press toggles the mode between Relative and Absolute.
  • Page 153 Showtec LAMPY Series Size Min Column The function of the Size Min column depends on the Mode that is set. If the mode is set to “Absolute”, you may also choose a preset for this value. It may be changed by double, right or long-clicking into a Size Min cell. Please see the description of the Mode column above for more info.
  • Page 154 Showtec LAMPY Series Duty Cycle Column The “Duty Cycle” attribute defines how long the duration of the effect within a cycle is. It is assigned as a percentage. Fig. 154: Duty Cycle Effect Attribute It may be used to build chases and more. Best way to see how it works is to select a few lights, add the Dimmer Wave predefined effect and play with the duty cycle.
  • Page 155 Showtec LAMPY Series Direction Column The direction column displays the direction of the effect. It may be changed by double, right or long clicking into the Direction cell, and choosing the desired option from the Set Effect Direction Dialog. Fig. 157: Home Screen –Effect – Set Effect Direction Shots Column The Shots-Column defines how many times an effect should be run before it “self-terminates”.

  • Page 156: Using The Playback Faders

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6. Using the Playback Faders The 10 Playback Faders below the internal touch screen are the backbone of your programming and show. They may contain one or more cues, whereas each cue might have different timings and values stored.

  • Page 157: The Playback-Fader Labels

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.1. The Playback-Fader Labels The Fader Label itself provides several layers of feedback to you: Item Meaning This Playback has the name “Not Running” and is not being played back. This Playback has the name “Selected” and is selected but not running.

  • Page 158: The Long-Click Menu

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.2. The Long-Click Menu The long-click menu provides distinct sets of actions based on whether it is invoked within an empty or non-empty Playback Item. In the context of an empty item, users are presented with the option to record a new Playback.
  • Page 159 Showtec LAMPY Series Fig. 159: Playback Button – Long click Menu for an existing Playback Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...

  • Page 160: Playback Fader

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.3. Playback Fader Pages You may switch between playback pages 1 to 9 at any time by clicking on the Playback Page Button between fader label 10 and the Master Fader Label. Long clicking on it, will go to the previous Playback Page.

  • Page 161: Playback View - Direct Control Section

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.4. Playback View – Direct Control Section The Direct-Control-Section of the playback view contains several buttons to control the playback that is opened within the Playback View. Fig. 162: Playback Page View – Direct Control Button Function Select Will select the Playback and make it available to the Master Fader.

  • Page 162: Playback View Columns

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.5. Playback View Columns The following is a list of the columns found in the playback view and their associated functions. As soon as the Playback View for the appropriate playback has been opened up (you may do so by clicking on the fader label), select the cell with the value you would like to change and double, right click or long-click.
  • Page 163 Showtec LAMPY Series Trigger Column Each cue might have different triggers that affect how the Trig Time Column is used. You may change the trigger on a per-cue basis by right, double or long-clicking into the cell. These trigger types are available: Manual Go This cue will not be played back automatically.
  • Page 164 Showtec LAMPY Series MIB is enabled on a cue-per-cue basis. For MiB to work the fixture must be programmed with a dimmer value of 0% before the Move in Black Cue. Also, for MiB to work, the attributes that should be preset need to be set to “Mark” or “Mark Zero” in the library of the fixture.

  • Page 165: Recording And Modifying Cues

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.6. Recording and Modifying Cues 8.6.6.1. Recording Cues to a Playback To record your first Cue on a Playback, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by the faders [ B u t t o n ] .
  • Page 166 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.6.4. Replacing all Values in a Cue in a Playback To replace a cue in a Playback, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set some values for the selected fixtures. Open the Playback-View for this playback by clicking on the Playback Fader Label.
  • Page 167 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.6.5. Adding or Changing Values in a Cue in a Playback To add or modify values in a cue in a Playback, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Open the Playback-View for this playback by clicking on the Playback Fader Label.
  • Page 168 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.6.6. Inserting a Cue in between cues in a Playback To add a cue in between cues in a Playback, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Open the Playback-View for this playback by clicking on the Playback Fader Label.

  • Page 169: Copying A Playback

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.7. Copying a Playback You may copy Playbacks as follows: Press the [Cop y ] -key on the console front panel. Tap on the button of the Playback to be copied. Tap on the destination Playback button.

  • Page 170: Adjusting A Playbacks Settings

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.9. Adjusting a Playbacks Settings The Playback Fader Action Dialog provides all settings for the playback displayed in the Playback Window. It can be opened by clicking on the Magic Wand Button. Fig. 167: Edit Playback Fader – Playback Action Dialog 8.6.9.1.
  • Page 171 Showtec LAMPY Series Fader Function The fader function dropdown defines what the fader of this playback should do. Possible options are: Setting Function Disabled Fader has no function. Dimmer The fader acts as a Dimmer Master for the Cuelist Contents. Only Dimmer channels are affected.
  • Page 172 Showtec LAMPY Series Possible options for the button function are: Setting Function Disabled Button has no function. Toggle On / Off The first press on the Button will start the Playback, the second press will switch it off. Issues a Go command to start the Playback, or, if it is already running, advances through the different cues of the Playback.
  • Page 173 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.6.9.3. Playback Settings and Mode To set the Mode for this Playback, open the Playback Settings dialog by pressing the Magic Wand button and click to open the Playback tab. Playbacks may be set to two different modes, Cuelist or Chase.
  • Page 174 Showtec LAMPY Series Playback Options Setting the Run Mode of the Playback To define if this Playback should be looping or switching off at the end, open the Playback Settings dialog by pressing the Magic Wand button and scroll down to the Playback Settings section.
  • Page 175 Showtec LAMPY Series Dimmer HTP When enabled, all values being stored in this Playback will be compared to others by the "Latest Takes Precedence" principle - except the dimmer values, which will be compared by dimmer level. That means that values will override values which have been output previously, except for the dimmer value. Here, the Playback set to HTP with the highest dimmer level will be output.
  • Page 176 Showtec LAMPY Series Off Time To define if this Playback should switch off instantly or fade out when being switched off, open the Playback Settings dialog by pressing the Magic Wand button and scroll down to the Playback Settings section.
  • Page 177 Showtec LAMPY Series Learn Timing The Learn Timing Button is very useful if you need to learn next or Timecode timings for given Cuelist. When the Cuelist is in Learn Timing Mode, the current Cue’s color will be indicated with a magenta background color, and each press of the Go button will cause the cuelist to add the time elapsed between the start of this cue and the Go command to start the next Cue into the Trig Time field.
  • Page 178 Showtec LAMPY Series Fig. 176: Playback Settings – Chase Trigger Settings Product: 50740 / 50741 / 50742 / 50743...
  • Page 179 Showtec LAMPY Series Playback Direction Defines the order in which the cues in this Chase are going to be played back. Possible options are Forward, Backward and Random Fig. 177: Playback Settings – Playback Direction Cue Crossfade Defines the crossfade time between steps in the Chase in percent. 0% means the values will snap, 100% mean that the values will fade for the whole duration of the cue.

  • Page 180: Using The Multi-Function Faders

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7. Using the Multi-Function Faders The Multi-Function faders offer direct access to Fixtures, Group and Scenes. These are divided into three different modes, which may be switched by clicking on the MFF Mode button found in the bottom right of the touchscreen.

  • Page 181: Fixture Mode (Red)

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.1. Fixture Mode (Red) In Fixture Mode the Faders will always write the Fixture Dimmer Value into the programmer, which makes this mode perfect for less experience people, or for ultra-quick programming. The Buttons are always used to Select or De-Select fixtures.

  • Page 182: Scene Mode (Blue)

    Showtec LAMPY Series In Group Mode the Faders will always act as a master dimmer, dimming down programmed values or values in the programmer for the fixtures contained in the group. In case the faders are in a different physical position than the value, the ones that are different from the actual value will have their LED blinking as an indicator.
  • Page 183 Showtec LAMPY Series In Scene Mode the Fader and Button function are user definable. Scenes itself are comparable to Playbacks or Executors but may only contain one Cue. In case the faders are in a different physical position than the value, the ones that are different from the actual value will have their LED blinking as an indicator.
  • Page 184 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.3. Replacing all Values from Scene MFF To replace a Scene, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set some values for the selected fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by a tap on the MFFs Button.
  • Page 185 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.4. Adding or Changing Values in a Scene To add or modify values in / to a Scene, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by a tap on the MFFs Button.
  • Page 186 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.8. Adjusting a Scenes Settings To change the button and fader function as well as the fade time of each Scene individually, press the [ E d i t ] -Key and press the Scene’s button. Changing a Scenes Fader Function Open the Edit Scene Dialog by pressing the [E di t] -key on the front panel of the console and press the Scenes Button.
  • Page 187 Showtec LAMPY Series Changing a Scenes Button Function Open the Edit Scene Dialog by pressing the [E di t] -key on the front panel of the console and press the Scene’s Button. The behavior of the button can be selected from the Button Settings section in the window which just opened.
  • Page 188 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.9. Changing a Scenes Fade and Off-Fade Time Open the Edit Scene Dialog by pressing the [E di t] -key on the front panel of the console and push the Scene’s button. The in-fade and off-fade time of the Scene can be edited.
  • Page 189 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.10. Dimmer HTP When enabled, all values being stored in this Scene will be compared to others by the "Latest Takes Precedence" principle - except the dimmer values, which will be compared by dimmer level. That means that values will override values which have been output previously, except for the dimmer value.
  • Page 190 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.11. Auto-Off other Effects With Auto-Off other Effects turned on, effects played back by other Playbacks or Scenes will be stopped automatically for attributes stored in this playback when it is started. Fig. 188: Edit Scene – Auto-Off other Effects...
  • Page 191 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.7.3.12. Loading Values from a Scene into the Programmer Open the Edit Scene Dialog by pressing the [E di t] -key on the front panel of the console and push the Scene’s button. Tap on the Load Values button found on the bottom part of the screen.

  • Page 192: Using The Virtual Executor Window

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8. Using the Virtual Executor Window The Virtual Executor Window contains a total of 40 Executor Buttons in 5 rows. Each row may be set to only allow one active Playback at a time (“Linked”). You may do so by pressing the Magic Wand Button from within the Virtual Executor Window.

  • Page 193: The Virtual Executor Labels

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.1. The Virtual Executor Labels The Fader Label itself provides several layers of feedback to you: Item Meaning This virtual Executor has the name “Not Running” and is not being played back. This virtual Executor has the Name “Running” and is switched on and running – or: played back.

  • Page 194: Link Row Setting (Allow Only One Executor At A Time Per Row)

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.2. Link Row Setting (Allow only one Executor at a time per row) The Virtual Playbacks allow each row to be “linked”, which means only one Executor at a time within a row can be active. You may access this setting by pressing the Magic Wand Button from within the virtual Executor Window.

  • Page 195: Recording And Modifying Virtual Executors

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.3. Recording and Modifying Virtual Executors 8.8.3.1. Recording to a virtual Executor To record your first Cue into a virtual Executor, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by the virtual executor’s button on the screen.
  • Page 196 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.3.3. Replacing all Values from a virtual Executor To replace a virtual Executor, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set some values for the selected fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by a tap on the virtual executor’s button on the screen.

  • Page 197: Copying A Virtual Executor

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.3.4. Adding or Changing Values in a virtual Executor To add or modify values in / to a virtual Executor, proceed as follows: Select some fixtures. Set Values for these fixtures. Press the [Rec o r d ] -key followed by a tap on the virtual executor’s button on the screen.

  • Page 198: Adjusting A Virtual Executors Settings

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.6. Adjusting a virtual Executors Settings To change the button function and fade time of each virtual executor, press the [ E dit ] -Key and select the virtual executor’s button from the Virtual Executor View. 8.8.6.1. Changing the Virtual Executors Button Function Open the Edit Virtual Executor Dialog by pressing the [ E d i t ] -key on the front panel of the console, followed by tapping on the virtual executor that you would like to change.
  • Page 199 Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.6.2. Changing the Virtual Executors Fade and Off-Fade Time Open the Edit Virtual Executor Dialog by pressing the [ E d i t ] -key on the front panel of the console, followed by tapping on the virtual executor that you would like to change.

  • Page 200: Chase Speed

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.6.4. Loading Values from an Executor Open the Edit Virtual Executor Dialog by pressing the [ E d i t ] -key on the front panel of the console, followed by tapping on the virtual executor that you would like to change. Tap on the Load Values button found on the bottom part of the screen.

  • Page 201: Grand Master

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.8. Grand Master The Grand Master acts as a master dimmer fader for all fixtures patched on the console. The Reset button will reset the fader back to 100%, whereas the Blackout button will set the fader to 0%.

  • Page 202: Global Fx Size

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.8.10. Global FX Size The FX Size fader and buttons found in the Virtual Executor Window are used as a global size master for all Effects running in any Playback, Scene or Executor. The 100% Button will reset the Fader to its default value. The Double and Half buttons multiply or divide the current value by 2.

  • Page 203: Fader Overview Action Dialog

    Showtec LAMPY Series Fig. 204: Fader Overview 8.9.1. Fader Overview Action Dialog You may access the settings by pressing the Magic Wand Button from within the Fader Overview. The dialog will present you with the following settings: Setting Function Fixture...

  • Page 204: Using The Dmx Output Window

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.10. Using the DMX Output Window The DMX Output Window is a useful tool to troubleshoot Data / DMX Issues, or simply to double check which channels are being output at which value. You may open the DMX Output window by clicking on the Menu button and clicking on DMX Output.

  • Page 205: Locking The Console

    Showtec LAMPY Series 8.11. Locking the Console You may lock the console to prevent unauthorized access by clicking on the Menu button and clicking on the Lock button. The default Pin Code is “0000”, but the PIN may be changed from within the Setup Menu.

  • Page 206: Protocol Specifications

    Showtec LAMPY Series Protocol Specifications 9.1. Open Sound Control (OSC) 9.1.1. What is OSC Open Sound Control (OSC) is a modern network-based communication protocol that can be used to send a variety of control messages between OSC enabled devices. OSC input is supported on every product within the LAMPY Series.

  • Page 207: Touch Osc Application

    Showtec LAMPY Series 9.1.3.1. OSC Enable Open Sound Control (OSC) Input on Page 62. 9.1.4. Touch OSC Application In order to simplify your OSC Setup, we are providing Example files for the TouchOSC Mobile application. The examples can be found on the Highlite.com website within the Downloads Tab of the LAMPY console, however there are no restrictions in OSC across the product series.

  • Page 208: Osc Command Specification

    Showtec LAMPY Series 9.1.5. OSC Command Specification OSC Command Path Data /lampy /pbf /1-10 /flash 0 = release, 1 = press (Playback Fader) /value 0 < 1000 fader value /name [string] /page /next 0 = release, 1 = press /previous...
  • Page 209 Showtec LAMPY Series OSC Command Path Data /lampy /programmer /global_fx_speed /half 0 = release, 1 = press /pause 0 = release, 1 = press /record 0 = release, 1 = press /edit 0 = release, 1 = press /delete 0 = release, 1 = press...
  • Page 210 Showtec LAMPY Series OSC Command Path Data /lampy /programmer /intensity 0 = release, 1 = press /position 0 = release, 1 = press /color 0 = release, 1 = press /gobo 0 = release, 1 = press /beam 0 = release, 1 = press...

  • Page 211: Midi Input

    Showtec LAMPY Series 9.2. MIDI Input 9.2.1. How to Setup MIDI 9.2.1.1. For information on how to setup MIDI, please see section 8.4.2.7., MIDI Enabling the MIDI Input on page 65. 9.2.2. MIDI Command Specification 9.2.2.1. MIDI Note On /Off Command Mapping...
  • Page 212 Showtec LAMPY Series 9.2.2.2. MIDI Control Change Mapping Control Change (CC) Type Action 0 - 9 Playback Fader 1 – 10 on Page 1 Fader Value 10 - 19 Playback Fader 1 – 10 on Page 2 Fader Value 20 - 29 Playback Fader 1 –...

  • Page 213: Key Combinations / Shortcuts

    Showtec LAMPY Series Key Combinations / Shortcuts Here is a list of shortcuts that can help you program your show: [ E d i t ] + [Attr ib u t e G ro up ] - key loads all values of the corresponding attribute group without effects into the programmer.

  • Page 214: Maintenance

    Showtec LAMPY Series Maintenance 11.1. Safety Instructions for Maintenance DANGER Electric shock caused by dangerous voltage inside Disconnect power supply before servicing or cleaning. WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surface Allow the device to cool down for at least 15 minutes before servicing or cleaning.

  • Page 215: Basic Cleaning Instructions

    Showtec LAMPY Series 11.2.1. Basic Cleaning Instructions The screen of the device should be cleaned periodically. The cleaning schedule depends on the conditions at the site where the device is installed. When smoke or fog machines are used at the site, the device will need more frequent cleaning.

  • Page 216: Deinstallation, Transportation And Storage

    Showtec LAMPY Series Deinstallation, Transportation and Storage 12.1. Instructions for Deinstallation WARNING Incorrect deinstallation can cause serious injuries and damage of property. ● Let the device cool down before dismounting. ● Disconnect power supply before deinstallation. ● Always observe the national and site-specific regulations during deinstallation of the device.
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