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3) For selecting another programme, actuate button +
GB
(3) or – (8). The selected programme number is
shown on the display.
5.2 Automatic programme sequence
During the automatic programme sequence, the light
effect units are controlled independent of the music.
1) Press the button TRIG/AUDIO (7) until the display
shows "tr" (trigger). (For LE-550C, keep this button
pressed for the required time.) The programme se-
quence is now automatically controlled.
2) For selecting another programme, actuate button +
(3) or – (8). The selected programme number is
shown on the display.
3) For changing from the automatic trigger mode to the
audio mode (chapter 5.1), actuate the button
TRIG/AUDIO. As a check, "Au" is shortly shown on
the display.
5.3 Manual and automatic programme selection
As already mentioned above, programmes are select-
ed with the buttons + (3) and – (8). A different number
of programmes is available depending on the model:
Model
LE-500C
LE-510C
LE-550C
12
Number of programmes
16
10
9
Apart from the fixed programmes, it is also possible to
select the automatic sequence mode with all available
programmes in succession. For this purpose, press the
button + so many times until the display shows "LP" or
"Lo" for model LE-550C. This is the abbreviation of
"loop".
5.4 Manual selection of the gobo patterns
In most programmes, the gobo patterns can also be
selected manually.
1) Actuate the button MANUAL (4). The display shows
"cc".
2) With the buttons + (3) and – (8), the individual gobos
can be selected one after the other. The sense of
mirror rotation is independent of this selection.
3) For returning to the automatic change of gobos, ac-
tuate the button MANUAL once again.
5.5 Changing the programme speed
The sequence of the programmes can be manually
accelerated or decelerated.
LE-500C and LE-510C
1) Press the button MANUAL (4) twice in succession.
2) Then actuate the button + (3) or – (8) so many times
until the desired programme speed is adjusted. As a
check of the trigger time, a point will flash on the dis-
play.