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General| Brand | Elation |
|---|---|
| Model | MAGIC-260 |
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
Warns against modifying the product, which could affect safety and compliance.
States that information and specifications may change without notice.
States copyright ownership and reproduction restrictions.
Describes the multipurpose function buttons and their behavior with FIXTURE, SCENE, SHOW modes.
Explains the role of the FIXTURE button in selecting fixtures for programming.
Details how auxiliary buttons control non-DMX fixtures via a DMX power pack.
Describes the LCD display's function for setup, programming, and playback feedback.
Explains the MENU button's use for accessing setup and sub-menus.
Describes the RECORD button for recording scenes, shows, and editing settings.
Details the ENTER button's function for confirming selections and accessing hidden menus.
Explains the DELETE button for removing scenes, shows, and accessing hidden menus.
Describes the HELP button for accessing step-by-step programming instructions.
Explains the USB port for work lights, memory sticks, and data transfer.
Describes the FADE fader for temporarily changing fade time during playback.
Describes the SPEED fader for temporarily changing speed during playback.
Explains the MASTER fader's role in adjusting fixture output levels.
Details the FINE button for making small, incremental adjustments with controls.
Explains the GO button for manually triggering show steps.
Describes the SCENE button for recording or playing back scenes.
Explains the JOYSTICK's function for controlling fixture X/Y channels.
Describes the SHOW button for recording or playing back shows.
Details the use of data wheels for adjusting fixture attributes and presets.
Explains the small data wheel (#5) for viewing additional fixture channels in the LCD.
Describes the AUDIO button for activating sound-reactive show playback.
Explains the TAPSYNC button for manually setting show tempo.
Describes the BLACKOUT button for bringing all fixture output to zero.
Explains the knob for adjusting the LCD display's brightness.
Describes the RCA input for synchronizing shows to an audio source.
Details the MIDI THRU socket for connecting to other MIDI devices.
Explains the MIDI IN socket for receiving MIDI signals for remote control.
Describes how to connect the DMX OUT port to the first DMX device.
Explains the function of the power switch to turn the unit ON or OFF.
Details the DC IN connector for the power supply.
Guides on playing preset movements and saving them as scenes.
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