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ETC Element 2 User Manual

ETC Element 2
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The fixture creator is accessible from patch. Once a fixture has been created, it is stored in the
show file. It is not added to the fixture library. If you want to use the created fixture in another
show file, you will need to use merge. See
Merging Custom Fixtures into a New Show File (on
page201)
If you would like to remove any unused fixtures from this list, press {Delete Unused}.
To open the fixture editor:
1. Press [Address/Patch] twice or [Displays]> {Patch} to open the patch display.
2. Press the {Fixtures} softkey. This will open a list on the left displaying those same fixtures
that are currently patched or have been added to the show, and the list on the right are
the parameters for the selected fixture. This is the fixture editor.
Creating a New Fixture
New fixtures are created from the fixture editor. You can either create a new fixture, or copy
an existing fixture to edit. See
Copying a Fixture (on page201)
To create a new fixture, press {New}. A new fixture will be added to the fixture list.
Naming a New Fixture
Once the new fixture appears in the list, it is recommended that you name the fixture you are
about to create.
To name a fixture in the creator list:
1. Use the [Page] keys, mouse, or touchscreen to select the new fixture.
2. Press [Label] or tap on the new fixture. You can press [Label] twice to clear the name.
The virtual keyboard will open in the CIA.
3. Enter the desired name for the new fixture on the virtual (or attached alphanumeric)
keyboard.
4. Press [Enter]. The name will appear in the Type” column of the fixture list.
Adding Parameters
After naming the fixture, you can specify which parameters the new fixture contains.
Note:
For 16b parameters, LDMX or low-DMX is the DMX address for the second
half of any 16-bit channel. If used in Coarse/ Fine determination, the DMX channel
defines the Coarse adjustment and the LDMX defines the Fine” adjustment. Do
not count 16-bit parameters as two parameters, this will be done in a later step.
To add parameters to a new fixture:

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ETC Element 2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
DMX Outputs2
TouchscreenYes
NetworkingEthernet
TypeLighting Control Console
Master Faders2
Encoders4
Ethernet Ports2
USB Ports4
Video OutputDisplayPort
Power Input100-240VAC, 50/60Hz
Power SupplyInternal
Control Channels6144
OutputArt-Net
DisplayMulti-Touch LCD
StorageSolid State Drive (SSD)

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