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The Luxor system adds COLOR to existing zoning and dimming options. A COLOR system requires that a ZDC LED board be installed into each desired FX LED fixture. Standard and ZD-enabled FX fixtures will zone and zone/dim (respectively) on the Luxor Controller, but COLOR is achieved only through the use of specific ZDC LED boards. If using the color wheel option, see the note below.

NOTE: Color Wheel assignment (CW1-CW10) must be done at the controller facepack level. These group number(s) will appear in numbers as C251-C260 within the app. 

Location Group Number
Controller CW1-CW10
App C251-C260
  • FAQ, Installation, Programming

Step 1

From the HOME screen, press the COLORS icon on the left-hand side.

Step 2

Press the PENCIL icon to edit a color position. Note: You will have 250 prepopulated color pallet numbers ready for EDIT in the app already.

Step 3

Select/confirm a color by dragging the circle selector to the desired color. Make changes in smaller increments by using the + and – buttons next to hue (horizontal) and saturation (vertical). The color is confirmed by the large color swatch on the left side. Press the TEST ON button to temporarily activate a color on the chosen Group. Select SAVE to move to the color palette screen.

Step 4

When editing a group, or adding the group to a theme, the COLOR FIXTURE toggle bar must be selected to define if the group consists of color or non-color fixtures. If COLOR is selected, the color palette menu will appear asking for the desired color. Select the new color and press SAVE. If NON-COLOR is selected, the color palette will not appear, and the user can press SAVE to return to the Groups or Themes pages.

Step 5

The Groups page displays the named groups with intensities and colors displayed for the groups that are currently running. Color groups display the color code next to the name, as created in the color palette screen. Non-color groups do not have a color code, and a standard yellow-white fills the color section.

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