This section has an accompanying tutorial video: 

Configures the LED output of an attached USB device (BP200, BP900, or BLC400)

If you're connecting a single BP/BLC device to a player, use the "A" version of the device (e.g. "BP900A"). If you plan to connect multiple BP/BLC devices to a player, see 

 to learn more about using the A, B, C enumerations.

: Select a single button LED to affect, or select 

 to affect all button LEDs on the board.

: Disables an output that was previously set on the button LED(s). This action 

 disable the default lighting effect that occurs when a button is pressed.

You cannot use multiple BLC commands to simultaneously trigger multiple LED patterns (e.g. a breathe effect on channel A and a marquee effect on channel B). BLC commands that belong to the same event/state will trigger in descending order at slightly offset intervals.

: Triggers each channel at the specified intensity. Specifying a 

 of zero causes the channel(s) to reach that intensity immediately, while a non-zero value causes them to ramp up over the specified interval.

: Causes a channel to ramp up from the specified 

 interval. The channel(s) will then ramp down to the specified 

: Triggers each channel in short bursts at maximum intensity. The 

 parameter specifies how frequently the channel(s) will trigger; values greater than 1000ms will default to 1000ms. 

: Triggers each channel in succession. You will need to specify the marquee type:

: Cycles through the channels (A B C D) continuously.

: Cycles from A to D to A (A B C D C B A) continuously.

: Performs a singe cycle through the channels (A B C D).

: Cycles through the channels in continuous random order (e.g. C A D B A D C B D B C A).

You will also need to specify the pattern timing for marquee effects:

: Channels can only be off or at full brightness, without transitions. The 

 specifies how long each channel remains at full brightness, while the 

 specifies the interval between one channel turning off and the next turning on. 

, a channel will decrease in brightness until it turns off completely. Then, once the 

 has transpired, the next channel will increase in brightness to full intensity.

: The current channel decreases in brightness only when the next channel has reached full brightness.

: The current channel decreases in brightness while the next channel simultaneously increases in brightness (i.e. the rate of increase and decrease are inversely proportional).

For the "Smooth" options, the ramp up and ramp down intervals are fixed at approximately 20 percent of the 

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BrightSign’s *legacy* app for authoring and managing players. The app's actual name is BrightAuthor but is referred to as BrightAuthor Classic to lessen confusion with BrightAuthor:connected, our latest app.

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