No lights

[greg.duguid]

Hello!

 

I've been away from LOR far too long and now I am in a bind. I am needing some lights for a trade show this week and I thought I was good to go, but I have a snag.  I designed a show using the new Pixel Editor (Love it!), but it is not lighting anything up when I transfer my show to my SD card for the G3-MP3 Director. The Chase and Loop demos that come with LOR are lighting up my CCB100, but nothing with my Pixel Editor show. So, I know the hardware is working, it's clearly a software issue. Any thoughts? Not sure if the attached file is of any help. (I really don't know how all the different files/components relate with the pixel editor, and as I said, it's been far too long, and I have very little time to fix this.)

 

On a side note, based on the demos that are working, it looks like my CCB controller is set to RRR...GGG...BBB... so I don't know how that impacts the settings for my prop.

 

TIA

Greg

 

MCA 2015 Sign.las

[k6ccc]

Is the network setup for an Enhanced Network?  PE only uses the new Enhanced Network Protocol.  And I don't know how that relates to the Director as I don't use one.

[greg.duguid]

Is the network setup for an Enhanced Network?  PE only uses the new Enhanced Network Protocol.  And I don't know how that relates to the Director as I don't use one.

Thanks Jim!

 

That was enough of a clue for me to figure out the issues. A. I wasn't on an Enhanced Network. B. I didn't have the firmware updated enough to even be able to get to an Enhanced Network. Once my firmware updates were done across the board and I used the Hardware Utility instead of the Simple Show Builder, every thing started to work as expected. Well, almost. I don't have an RS485 adapter, only an RS232, so I have to connect my CCB100 chained to one of my CTB08's in order to have my computer see the CCB100. Frustrating, but at least workable.

[k6ccc]

Glad you got it working, but I don't understand why the CCB controller can't talk directly to the RS232 to RS-485 adapter...