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EGE VCI400 LED Mapping Question
Posted on: 03.05.2012 by Madlyn Trocino
EGE VCI400 LED Mapping Question



Im having trouble figuring something out here while making my own tsi map on the EGE VCI400.

I am setting up my own Cue Banks on the Performance Grids for Deck A,B,C & D (Labeled "CUE"in the Performance Grid section). I am able to set everything up correctly on all Decks, but the LEDs on Deck D seem to stay a solid Red color, while the LEDs on Deck A,B & C all blink Red.

Any clues on this - Like how to change the blinking LED states to solid on Decks A,B & C or how to make Deck D LEDs blink?

Any insight would be really helpful

Thanks
Madlyn Trocino
20.05.2012
Originally Posted by itzsaga
However, how can you expect support of a custom mapping that you're making? Sarcasm is going to get you lots of help too. Sometimes people just can't help you.
Curiously, my "sarcasm" has gotten me more responses then my original EGE VCI400 "Product Support" question.

For the record, Im not looking for support building a TSI map, im simply asking a question about the EGE version of the VCI400.

Since the overall firmware of EGE VCI400 is changed from the original VCI400, and there is no manual for the EGE VCI400 explaining anything (!!!), I thought this would be the place to get some answers regarding the firmware changes that would effect the LED output of the unit.

Ummmm....This IS the EGE VCI400 "Product Support" area of the community right?
Bessie Larr
16.05.2012
Originally Posted by thictool
WOW the support is overwhelming !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know about custom mappings. However, how can you expect support of a custom mapping that you're making? Sarcasm is going to get you lots of help too. Sometimes people just can't help you.
Madlyn Trocino
08.05.2012
Originally Posted by Eiyax
Change the LED option in controller manager...try any of the controller range...
I tryed every avaliable Controller number sequence to no aval....All I wana know is if its just within the EGE that this behaviar is, and that its normal and unchangable.

I have found a solution in the mean time. I simply used the EGE VCI400 TSI but only with the OUTPUT commands, and this seems to rectify the situation.

I was looking for a more direct solution that wouldnt require me to use the EGE TSI
Madlyn Trocino
03.05.2012		EGE VCI400 LED Mapping Question



Im having trouble figuring something out here while making my own tsi map on the EGE VCI400.

I am setting up my own Cue Banks on the Performance Grids for Deck A,B,C & D (Labeled "CUE"in the Performance Grid section). I am able to set everything up correctly on all Decks, but the LEDs on Deck D seem to stay a solid Red color, while the LEDs on Deck A,B & C all blink Red.

Any clues on this - Like how to change the blinking LED states to solid on Decks A,B & C or how to make Deck D LEDs blink?

Any insight would be really helpful

Thanks
Fady Soliman
20.05.2012		I agree with thictool, would be nice to have more info on mapping the LED's instead of trying to figure it out on your own. I can get some mapped and others I can't. Any info would help.
Madlyn Trocino
20.05.2012
Originally Posted by itzsaga
However, how can you expect support of a custom mapping that you're making? Sarcasm is going to get you lots of help too. Sometimes people just can't help you.
Curiously, my "sarcasm" has gotten me more responses then my original EGE VCI400 "Product Support" question.

For the record, Im not looking for support building a TSI map, im simply asking a question about the EGE version of the VCI400.

Since the overall firmware of EGE VCI400 is changed from the original VCI400, and there is no manual for the EGE VCI400 explaining anything (!!!), I thought this would be the place to get some answers regarding the firmware changes that would effect the LED output of the unit.

Ummmm....This IS the EGE VCI400 "Product Support" area of the community right?
Wan Varno
19.05.2012		Fluorescent lights and LED (Light Emitting Diodes) are two different types of lights.
Fluorescent lights work by and electrical current passing through mercury and an inert gas, producing photons. These photons react with the phosphor powder coating on the inside of the bulb, producing light.
mini led light bars are illuminated solely by the movement of electrons in a semiconductor material.
What you are looking for is and led outdoor lighting fixtures fluorescent replacement.
LEDs last much longer. But the flexible led strip lighting replacements for fluorescent lamps are expensive, but will most likely be cost effective in the long run. They don't appear to be readily available in stores (yet). If you do a Google search, you can find the available online.
Bessie Larr
16.05.2012
Originally Posted by thictool
WOW the support is overwhelming !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know about custom mappings. However, how can you expect support of a custom mapping that you're making? Sarcasm is going to get you lots of help too. Sometimes people just can't help you.
Madlyn Trocino
09.05.2012		WOW the support is overwhelming !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Madlyn Trocino
08.05.2012
Originally Posted by Eiyax
Change the LED option in controller manager...try any of the controller range...
I tryed every avaliable Controller number sequence to no aval....All I wana know is if its just within the EGE that this behaviar is, and that its normal and unchangable.

I have found a solution in the mean time. I simply used the EGE VCI400 TSI but only with the OUTPUT commands, and this seems to rectify the situation.

I was looking for a more direct solution that wouldnt require me to use the EGE TSI
Tanya Homeister
04.05.2012		Change the LED option in controller manager...try any of the controller range...

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