Summary #

Light Scenarios let you define fixed lighting states — each scenario sets any combination of Illumination channels to a specific brightness or marks them as not involved. Scenarios can be activated instantly or with a fade in and out, and run either for a set duration or until manually stopped. This is useful for demonstrations, testing a lighting look, or quickly switching to a predefined state without changing the underlying schedule.

Applies to #

• Mitras Lightbar 1-3
• Mitras Slimline
• Mitras LX8 Series
• Mitras LX7 Series (incl. Industrial Line / IL)
• Mitras LX6 Series
• Compatible controller:
  • ProfiLux 4 Series (incl. Industrial Line / IL)
• Software:
  • GHL Connect (App, Webinterface, myGHL)
  • GHL Control Center

Configuration #

Open Light Scenarios via Illumination → Light scenarios.

Setting Up a Scenario #

Each scenario defines a brightness value for each Illumination channel — either a fixed value between 0% and 100%, or not involved (the channel is unaffected while the scenario runs).

• GHL Control Center: A table lists all scenarios as columns and all channels as rows. For each cell, pick Not involved or a brightness value.
• GHL Connect: Select a scenario from the list, then set each channel individually under LED color channels — enable the checkbox to mark it as involved and use the slider to set its brightness.

Duration and Fade #

These settings apply to all scenarios, not just the one currently selected:

• (Max.) duration: How long a scenario stays active before stopping automatically. Set to 0 for no timeout — the scenario then runs until stopped manually.
• Fade duration: The time used to smoothly fade in when a scenario starts, and fade out when it ends.

Running a Scenario #

Each scenario has a start button. Once active, the remaining time is shown. In GHL Control Center, all scenario buttons are visible below the table at once; in GHL Connect, the button appears on the detail page of the selected scenario.

Notes #

• Channels marked as Not involved continue running their normal Illumination schedule while the scenario is active — only channels explicitly included in the scenario are overridden.