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General| Type | Lighting Console |
|---|---|
| Channels | 24 |
| DMX Outputs | 1 |
| MIDI Support | Yes |
| Monitor Output | Yes |
| DMX Channels | 512 |
| Control Protocol | DMX512 |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0 - 40 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Overview of the manual's content and the Jester lighting desk.
Details on primary controls, desk startup, and numeric input methods.
Explains Preset Mode operation and its associated controls like faders and buttons.
Details on using two presets for scene crossfading and setup.
Procedures for timed scene crossfades and using channel flash buttons.
Guide to operating the desk in Wide Mode for extended channel control.
Methods for crossfading scenes manually or with timed fades in Wide Mode.
Overview of Program Mode and the types of memories (Scene, Chase) that can be created.
Explanation of controls and displays specific to Program Mode operation.
Steps for setting up the desk and programming new scene memories or submasters.
How to set split fade times and overwrite existing programmed scenes or submasters.
Procedures for deleting scene memories and submasters, and viewing programmed memories.
Step-by-step guide to programming a new chase memory.
Methods for inserting new steps into a chase and overwriting existing steps.
Details on renumbering, inserting, and deleting steps within a chase.
Procedures for copying and pasting data between scene memories, chases, and submasters.
Important notes on copy/paste behavior and using DMX input for recording.
Overview of Run Mode for replaying recorded memories and submasters.
Details on managing chases, including attack, direction, and program/go button.
Procedures for selecting and outputting programmed memories in Run Mode.
Explanation of how presets and submasters function and are controlled in Run Mode.
Methods for beat setting, using sound input, and controlling chase direction.
How to preview the contents of memories and submasters before outputting.
Overview of auxiliary buttons for controlling DMX devices like smoke machines.
How to use faders for precise auxiliary level control and locking auxiliary functions.
Overview of Super User Mode for advanced desk configuration and maintenance.
Options for erasing show data and the process of DMX patching desk channels.
Detailed setup for auxiliary buttons, including modes and ON/OFF values.
Procedures for clearing memories/submasters and resetting the desk to factory defaults.
Configuration options for memory recovery mode and remote input behavior.
Setting MIDI note mapping and configuring the desk's date and time.
Selecting help language and using Test Mode for hardware diagnostics.
Basic introduction to MIDI and how it facilitates communication between devices.
How MIDI controls submasters, velocity sensing, and MIDI reception details.
Accessing the built-in online help and performing software updates.
Definitions for glossary terms from A Master through to Blackout.
Definitions for glossary terms from Bump Button through to DBO.
Definitions for glossary terms from Demux through to Fade Time Pot.
Definitions for glossary terms from Fade Up through to Green.
Definitions for glossary terms from Group through to LED.
Definitions for glossary terms from Lock through to Numeric Entry.
Definitions for glossary terms from Output through to PSU.
Definitions for glossary terms from Ramp Down through to Sound2Lite.
Definitions for glossary terms from Speed Pot through to Wide.
Definitions for glossary terms from www.zero88.com through to Yellow.
Details on the desk's power supply connection and audio input socket.
Information on connecting external floppy drives and the VGA video output.
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