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Essential pre-operation checks and safety advice.
Details safety signs and their meanings for hazard awareness.
Critical safety warnings covering electrical hazards, children, and general use.
Outlines user qualifications and responsibilities for safe operation.
Explains how the console manages competing fixture value commands.
Describes the console's tracking functionality for cue sequencing.
Describes the top toolbar for navigation, status, and configuration access.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and powering on the console.
Instructions for starting a new showfile and naming it.
Explains how to save the current showfile using the quick save function.
Details how to configure automatic showfile saving for data protection.
Step-by-step guide to adding fixtures to the showfile from the library.
Details on modifying properties of already patched fixtures.
Setting default fade and delay times for new cues.
Adjusting speed master configurations for synchronized playback.
Setting up fade master parameters for controlling crossfade behavior.
Configuring DMX data transmission over Ethernet networks.
Details on ArtNet protocol and its configuration for DMX output.
Steps to enable and configure ArtNet output for specific universes.
Information and setup for sACN protocol for DMX output.
Setting up internal or external timecode sources for cue synchronization.
Various methods for selecting fixtures for programming and control.
Interface for viewing and editing individual fixture properties.
Steps to create and store fixture groups for programming.
Setting up group masters to control fixture intensity collectively.
Interface for renaming groups and managing their contents.
Explanation of the programmer's role in setting fixture attributes.
Steps to clear the programmer to regain control from playbacks.
Methods for changing fixture parameter values using keypad, encoders, etc.
Assigning specific fade and delay times to parameters.
Introduction to using mathematical functions to alter attribute values cyclically.
Ensuring effects remain in sync across different parameters and cues.
Interface for creating, adding, and modifying effects.
Steps to add predefined or custom effects to the programmer.
How to change effect attributes using cells or encoders.
Methods to stop effects, including using "Off" Effect Tables.
Detailed explanation of various effect attributes like Fixtures, Parameter, Mode, etc.
Steps to store looks as presets using the split widget.
Methods for selecting and deselecting presets, including 'Hard Value' recall.
Updating existing presets with new fixture values.
Interface for renaming presets, setting icons, and loading values.
Explains the role of cuelists as the backbone of programming.
Methods for recording cues into cuelists via masters, executors, or command line.
Interface for modifying cuelist settings like timings and playback modes.
Adjusting settings such as tracking, priority, and run mode for cuelists.
Connecting cuelists, groups, or global masters to faders.
Customizing fader and button behaviors for masters.
Connecting multiple Chimp consoles for synchronized operation.
Prerequisites for setting up a tracking backup network session.
Step-by-step guide to establishing a network backup connection.
Configuring IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways for network connectivity.
Overview of System, User, and Show libraries for fixture data.
Interface for creating and editing fixture types and their parameters.
Editing module channels, mapping DMX values to fixture parameters.
Creating new fixture types from scratch or using templates.
Procedures for updating the console's operating system via USB or online.
Steps for updating fixture libraries from USB or online sources.
Essential safety precautions before performing maintenance.
Information on when and how to perform repairs and servicing.
Essential pre-operation checks and safety advice.
Details safety signs and their meanings for hazard awareness.
Critical safety warnings covering electrical hazards, children, and general use.
Outlines user qualifications and responsibilities for safe operation.
Explains how the console manages competing fixture value commands.
Describes the console's tracking functionality for cue sequencing.
Describes the top toolbar for navigation, status, and configuration access.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and powering on the console.
Instructions for starting a new showfile and naming it.
Explains how to save the current showfile using the quick save function.
Details how to configure automatic showfile saving for data protection.
Step-by-step guide to adding fixtures to the showfile from the library.
Details on modifying properties of already patched fixtures.
Setting default fade and delay times for new cues.
Adjusting speed master configurations for synchronized playback.
Setting up fade master parameters for controlling crossfade behavior.
Configuring DMX data transmission over Ethernet networks.
Details on ArtNet protocol and its configuration for DMX output.
Steps to enable and configure ArtNet output for specific universes.
Information and setup for sACN protocol for DMX output.
Setting up internal or external timecode sources for cue synchronization.
Various methods for selecting fixtures for programming and control.
Interface for viewing and editing individual fixture properties.
Steps to create and store fixture groups for programming.
Setting up group masters to control fixture intensity collectively.
Interface for renaming groups and managing their contents.
Explanation of the programmer's role in setting fixture attributes.
Steps to clear the programmer to regain control from playbacks.
Methods for changing fixture parameter values using keypad, encoders, etc.
Assigning specific fade and delay times to parameters.
Introduction to using mathematical functions to alter attribute values cyclically.
Ensuring effects remain in sync across different parameters and cues.
Interface for creating, adding, and modifying effects.
Steps to add predefined or custom effects to the programmer.
How to change effect attributes using cells or encoders.
Methods to stop effects, including using "Off" Effect Tables.
Detailed explanation of various effect attributes like Fixtures, Parameter, Mode, etc.
Steps to store looks as presets using the split widget.
Methods for selecting and deselecting presets, including 'Hard Value' recall.
Updating existing presets with new fixture values.
Interface for renaming presets, setting icons, and loading values.
Explains the role of cuelists as the backbone of programming.
Methods for recording cues into cuelists via masters, executors, or command line.
Interface for modifying cuelist settings like timings and playback modes.
Adjusting settings such as tracking, priority, and run mode for cuelists.
Connecting cuelists, groups, or global masters to faders.
Customizing fader and button behaviors for masters.
Connecting multiple Chimp consoles for synchronized operation.
Prerequisites for setting up a tracking backup network session.
Step-by-step guide to establishing a network backup connection.
Configuring IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways for network connectivity.
Overview of System, User, and Show libraries for fixture data.
Interface for creating and editing fixture types and their parameters.
Editing module channels, mapping DMX values to fixture parameters.
Creating new fixture types from scratch or using templates.
Procedures for updating the console's operating system via USB or online.
Steps for updating fixture libraries from USB or online sources.
Essential safety precautions before performing maintenance.
Information on when and how to perform repairs and servicing.
General| Model | Infinity Chimp 300.G2 |
|---|---|
| Category | Lighting Equipment |
| Fixtures | 300 |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Ethernet Ports | 2 |
| DMX Output Ports | 4 |
| MIDI Support | Yes |
| Art-Net/sACN Support | Yes |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Control | DMX, MIDI |
| Cooling | Active |
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