MA-01 Case Analog Lighting Controls - User Guide

The following are instructions for controlling the lighting on your MA-01 Case using the analog lighting control knobs on the side of the case.

Button 1

Short Press (Tap): Recall Memory 1 Setting - Tap to recall and activate saved memory setting for memory bank 1.

Long Press (Hold 2 Seconds): Save Memory 1 Setting - Hold for 2 seconds to save current color and effect setting to memory bank 1,

Button 2

Short Press (Tap): Recall Memory 2 Setting - Tap to recall and activate saved memory setting for memory bank 2.

Long Press (Hold 2 Seconds): Save Memory 2 Setting - Hold for 2 seconds to save current color and effect setting to memory bank 2,

Button 3

Short Press (Tap): Toggle Knob Modes - Tap to switch between mode 1 (default colors and effect) or mode 2 (custom RGB controls) *See other side for details.

Long Press (Hold 2 Seconds): Reset Default Color - Hold for 2 seconds to reset colors to default white color,

Knob 1

Mode 1: Select Color - Choose from 1 of 15 preset colors.

Mode 2: Red RGB Controls - Turn counter-closckwise = Less Red, Turn clockwise = More Red.

Knob 2

Mode 1: Brightness - Turn counter-closckwise = Darker, Turn clockwise = Brighter.

Mode 2: Green RGB Controls - Turn counter-closckwise = Less Green, Turn clockwise = More Green.

Knob 3

Mode 1: Effects Profiles - Single Solid Color, Breathing, 1-Color Effect, 2-Color Effect, Spectrum Effect.

Mode 2: Blue RGB Controls - Turn counter-closckwise = Less Blue, Turn clockwise = More Blue

Note: In Mode 2 (Full RGB Control Mode): Each knob controls a specific RGB color (Red, Green, Blue) with a range from 0 to 255. A mix of these colors produces a specific color. Red: 255, Green: 0, Blue: 0 produces a bright red color; however, Red: 200, Green: 255, Blue: 0 produces a yellow color. Understanding how to mix RGB color values can be difficult; however, the key note to remember is to move closer to the color you want. You'll want to remove the colors you don't want. Or refer to an RGB color chart for exact values.