Support Archives - Light-O-Rama

COVID-19 and Light-O-Rama

Here’s the official source for Light-O-Rama information related to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of April 15, 2020: COVID-19 Announcement! Our…

Upgrade from S3/S4 to S5

Ready to upgrade to the latest version of Light-O-Rama software? ShowTime 5 (aka: S5) combines Sequence Editor, Pixel Editor and…

Frequently Asked Questions

Confused and have a question? Chances are we already have the answer because you’re not the first one to ask. …

Unit ID Suggestions

We’re all about consistency at Light-O-Rama but it’s easy to get confused because there’s so much you can do with…

Documentation

We’re not going to leave you looking for information. Here’s more documentation than you could imagine. Product Description CB100D Cosmic…

Firmware Updates

Sometimes you have to change the way those little computers inside Light-O-Rama products think. The magic happens in something we…

Consulting

Where do you begin? Got a big job and don’t know where to begin? Consider Light-O-Rama consulting. We’ve got the…

Custom Configurations

Connect your lights and special effects to various types of Light-O-Rama controllers. Use your computer to determine the time line…

Support

We’re here to help! Confused? Looking for a little help? We have you well covered. Light-O-Rama is a bit like…

Warranties

Light-O-Rama warrants to the first end-user all hardware and parts thereof against defects in material and workmanship for a period…

Typical Setups

How does it all fit together? Synchronizing lights, music, video and motion isn’t complicated if you understand how all the…

4 x 4 Decorating

There’s little doubt the first time you think about a show and how to connect controllers to all your different…

Setting the Controller Unit ID

Light-O-Rama controllers are connected to a data network for communications. In typical configurations the controllers are daisy-chained so each requires…

Light-O-Rama Partner Near You

Got a big project and need some guidance? Trained Light-O-Rama partners are a great resource. They’re easy to talk to…

Where Do You Start?

You might have the controllers needed for your computer to flash the lights, move the robot or trigger the smoke…