Leprecon LP-612 User Manual download pdf (Page 4)

Overview

The LP612 and LP624 were designed with the goal of creating low-cost, high quality control

consoles. The LP600 series boards share many features with the larger Leprecon LP1500

consoles, but brings these features within reach of users with a smaller budget. Some of these

features are:

Manual scenes

Two scene manual presets. Switchable Add or Solo momentary buttons for each channel. Dipless

crossfade between manual scenes. Each channel has a large, easily visible LED indicator.

Preset Memories

Real-time preset faders with switchable Add or Solo bumps. Presets may be "piled on" in any

combination. Presets are assigned to one of four memory pages. Preview mode allows cues to be

checked without bringing up the scene on stage. An existing cue may easily be edited using the

manual scene faders without re-recording the entire cue.

Cue Stack

50 programmable cues with crossfader and go button control. Fade times can be assigned to

each scene. A two character display is used to indicate current and next cues, and programmed

fade time.

Chaser

Four fixed and seven programmable patterns of up to twenty-four steps each are provided.

Programmable patterns are recorded, previewed and edited as easily as the preset cues. The rate

of each pattern may be saved with the Chase, eliminating the need to adjust the rate pot when the

Chase is recalled. The Chase may be advanced a step at a time manually, or halted momentarily.

Output

Standard output is industry standard Microplex using a three pin XLR connector. The optional

DMX 512 output uses the standard 5 pin XLR as specified by USITT, and the analog option uses

Cinch-Jones connectors common on other Leprecon equipment.

All output protocols can be used simultaneously.

Model Designations

The LP600 series consists of two consoles; the LP612 and the LP624. As the controls of both

consoles are very similar, the designation LP600 is used to describe common features. The

sections of this manual specific to either board are marked as “LP612 Only” or “LP624 Only”.

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