Mobolazer is always evaluating and implementing new ways to improve products to either enhance performance or add new features. Realizing that the working environment of the G-Scan is typically very noisy, we have added a microphone sensitivity knob to the back of the G-Scan interface.

In Modes 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 the built in microphone controls movement and chopping. If the MIC button on the SmartPad once, sound will chop or (blank) the laser to the sound of the music. If the MIC button is pressed twice, sound will make changes to the X, Y, and Z-axis as well as chop or (blank) the laser. In MIC mode 2 three frequencies are sampled to create amazing aerial scan effects.

To adjust the sensitivity call up Mode 1 using the SmartPad. Press the MIC button once. Without sound the laser will disappear. Then turn the sound up in your facility to normal operating levels. Adjust the round knob located on the back of the G-Scan interface until the pattern responds with the sound. You’re ready to go.

In this mode you have control over the following:

Example:

Press the X button on your SmartPad. Then press the CHANGE buttons up or down. Press the MIC button. Press the MIC button again. Press and hold the CHOP UP Button until you notice the dashes are missing. Hold until desired effect occurs. Then press Y and change up or down. Once you have created your desired effect you can store this in your play back system. (See Play Back Recorder)

In this mode you have control over the following:

Mode 3 Lissajou Patterns

In this mode you have control over the following:

Mode 4 Kaleidoscope

This is a self-running program. You may record it into the playback system

(See playback recorder)

In this mode you have control over the following:

In this mode you have control over the following:

Appears as a swirling fan. Press MIC once to chop and twice to dance and chop the beams.

Mode 8 Text Editor

Note 1: If you are running beams and text at the same time that G-Scan is in Mode 8, you will experience what appears to be abnormal operation of the Lil’ G Beam. This is due to the blanking that occurs in the process of generating text. Running text and beams at the same time is can be used as a beam sound active effect when music is playing. If you desire to turn that effect off, switch g-scan to modes 1-3. Do not push the power button on the SmartPad during operation. This will turn off the laser and will appear as if the G-Beam is not working. If for any reason during normal operation the laser turns off simply push the power button on your G-Scan Remote. It may have been accidentally pushed.

Note 2: Moving from line to line:

You can enter up to 64 characters of text per line. Be aware that at any one time only 8 of the 64 characters are viewable. You can scroll left and right to view the entire line (8 characters at a time) using the Y Function Key and the Up/Down Arrow Keys. There are 8 lines (64 characters each) available for text programming. You can navigate from one line to another by using the Z function Key and the Up/Down Arrow Keys. You are initially in the line number one position, and pressing the Up Arrow Key advances you to line number two. A second pressing of the Up Arrow Key advances you to line number three. Likewise, pressing Z and the Down Arrow Key would move you, for example, from line three to line two.

Instructions:

Once you are satisfied with the text you can now store the text into the playback system. (See playback recorder). Note: Only saved text will scroll.

There are 8 lines on which you can write text. To access these lines use the "Z" button.

Much like your VCR, the playback system on the G-Scan can store up to 15 frames which can be played, rewound, fast forwarded, and stopped.

Remember this system is linear:

1----2----3----4----5----6----7----8----9----10----11----12----13----14----15

Be aware that when you insert a new effect, the entire line shifts right and any previously stored effect in slot 15 will be lost. Play length per slot is three seconds. If you desire to play a particular effect longer than three seconds, press the REC button when recording into the playback system as many times as you want into the same slot. Maximum playtime per slot is 45 seconds.

When you have stored your completed show, just press play and your show will loop continuously until you press stop.

To exit the playback system and return to another Mode just press stop then Mode.

MENU Button on the SmartPad accesses the new features.

To familiarize yourself with the various SmartPad features, begin by pressing the MENU button.

The words MENU OFF will appear.

To exit the menu features, press menu until the words MENU OFF appear then simply press the mode button to exit. This will return you to normal MODE operations.

By continuing to press the MENU button, different words will be projected. These words define their function and are as follows:

LITESHOW – This is a sound activated program. Pressing Mode when this word appears will load a preprogrammed liteshow into the G-Scan interface for playback. When you press mode the red LED flashes. This means the show is loading. When the word LITESHOW appears again press the menu button until MENU OFF appears, then press the MODE button and press play. The loaded liteshow will begin to play.

SHOW ONE – Preprogrammed show: Geometrical Shapes, Liquid Skies, Tunnels etc.

Repeat Load process described in Liteshow description above.

SHOW TWO - Preprogrammed show: Spirals, Chopped Lissajou Effects.

Repeat Load process described in Liteshow description above.

SHOW THREE - Preprogrammed show: Simulated planetarium effects.

Repeat Load process described in Liteshow description above.

SAVE ALL –Shows stored in the G-Scan are transferred and saved into SmartPad memory. This operation overwrites all programs previously created and saved in SmartPad memory.

LOAD ALL – Shows created in SmartPad are stored into G-Scan memory. This operation overwrites all programs previously created and saved in G-Scan memory.

IR-OFF – Turns the infrared capabilities off.

IR-ON – Turns the infrared capabilities on.