LSC Lighting maXim MP User Manual
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maXim
MP L(P) XL(P) XXL(P)
Effects
Operator Manual V3
LSC Lighting Systems (Aust) Pty. Ltd.
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T-Bounce
The beam tilts up then down at the set 
rate. 
Shaper 1
The beam moves in a shape defined by 
you. See below for how to create a 
shape. 
Shaper 2, 3 and 4
As per shaper 1.
17.6.2 SIZE
Size:#
Overall Size. This effects both pan and tilt 
equally. If pan or tilt is independently set 
to different values, no value is shown for 
overall size. 
PSize: #
Pan Size. The range is from 0 to 100.
TSize:#
Tilt Size. The range is from 0 to 100. 
Use different PSize or TSize settings to 
change the aspect ratio of a shape.
17.6.3 PHASE
Phase:#
The Phase point in the waveform where 
the Pan & Tilt will start. 
PPhase:#
The Phase point in the waveform where 
the Pan will start. 
TPhase:#
The Phase point in the waveform where 
the Tilt will start. 
 
Effects are created by using waveforms to vary 
the pan and tilt values. The waveform 
continuously varies through 360 degrees. You can 
set the phase of the starting point of an effect to 
be at any point through the 360 degrees of the 
waveform. This is displayed as 0 to 99% on the 
displayer. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
For example, a circle is chosen and set to “edge”. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Phase points around the shape are shown. 
• If “Phase” is set to 0%, the circle begins at
the 0% point in the cycle and hence the 
circle moves upstage from the pan and tilt 
position. 
• If “Phase” is set to 25%, the circle begins
at the 25% point in the cycle. Hence the 
circle is to the left. 
• If “Phase” is set to 50%, the circle begins
at the 50% point in the cycle. Hence the 
circle is downstage. 
• If “Phase” is set to 75%, the circle begins
at the 75% point in the cycle. Hence the 
circle is to the right. 
You can skew these effects by independently 
starting pan and tilt at different phase angles of 
the waveform by using different PPhase and 
TPhase settings. 
17.6.4 SPREAD
If multiple fixtures are in the effect, by default they 
all move together. Spread allows you to spread 
the fixtures around the effect. 
For example; there are four fixtures moving in a 
circle. 
 
 
 
 
 
When spread is set to 0, the moving beams are all 
focused on the same point as they move around 
the circle. 
 
 
 
 
With spread set to 25%, the moving beams are 
spread around one quarter of the circle. 
 
 
 
 
 
With spread set to 99%, the moving beams are 
evenly spread around entire circle. 
17.6.5 RATE
Rate:#
The overall Pan and Tilt Rate of an effect 
can be varied from 0.1 seconds per cycle 
down to 59 seconds per cycle. 
PRate:#
Pan Rate
TRate:#
Tilt Rate
Use different PRate or TRate settings to change 
the shape of an effect. For example, selecting 
bounce and setting TRate to 0.5sec and PRate to 
3sec will make the beam follow a sine wave 
pattern across the stage. 
 
360°
0°
75%
25%
50%
0%
50%
99% 
phase point
0%
