Help / advice / result !

[OMENMAN]

Hello guys !!
Please would you be able to help me ?
I bid on a laser from Ebay and never thought I would win it but I did ...its
a big thing called a LEVIATHAN 2 ?? .. Neo-Neon NLDJS850LDRGB ???
I have it running in standalone mode and I love it but I would like to have
some sort of lead that I can change the patterns / colours etc ...?
Its came with a control box but does't work the laser although it powers up?
(no software CD in the case)
I have tried everywhere for nearly 8 months now
the company dont exist any more seemingly and you are now next on my list
Any chance you can point me in the right direction?
Someone must now its driving me nutz !
Would be really grateful of your help
Please find attached pics of the machine
Thanks Andy.

[White-Light]

From your second picture it looks as if it has an ILDA input.

If so, this will enable full computer control of the laser through a DAC and software on a pc.

BTW Neo-Neon still exist but I think they've moved away from lasers to LED products:

http://www.neo-neon.com/home.php

[MICKEY S UK]

Hi, I may be wrong but I think the control box may have an FB3 in it. Does it have a usb port? If so plug it into a machine and see if it recognises anything.

[dilbert]

Err havent we seen this before? Try the forum search for answers.

[allthatwhichis]

It does have an FB3 in it but I think it will only run cypher lite, which I believe is a trimmed down version of LivePro. You can upgrade it to run QuickShow but i am not sure what the upgrade cost is. I think it is $250 but don't be surprised if I am off by a bit. I would give our office a call or send an email to Justin if you are interested in upgrading. If it did not come with cypher lite, I am not sure if you can "get" it anymore given Neo-neon's current state of business (I thought they were out of business). You could contact the seller and ask if they still have the software. You might also try downloading LiveQuick as it might work with your FB3.

[Insanity]

From your second picture it looks as if it has an ILDA input.

Just a shame that our good old Chinese buddies used the female connector as an input instead of male... Hmmm, nice 'n non standard as ever

Mark