User Guide
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Setting DMX Input to 9-Channel Mode
The 9-Channel mode allows nine channels to be used to trigger any scene,
pattern, show, or blackout by interpreting the values as a binary code. The
starting address for the 9-Channel mode can be adjusted anywhere within the
console's 512 control channels. Levels above 50% are considered a logical 1,
while levels less than 50% are considered a logical 0.
A zero value causes a blackout to occur. Scenes, patterns, and shows have both
on and off commands. The scenes are mapped to values 1-24 (on) and 145-168
(off), patterns to values 25-120 (on) and 170-264 (off), and shows to values 121-
144 (on) and 265-288 (off).
For example, to turn on pattern 40 (Playback button 16 on Pattern Page 2), the
nine channels should form this binary pattern, 000000100 (only the seventh
channel of the nine-channel frame is on; the other eight channels are off). The
lowest channel number represents the least significant bit of the binary number.
The least significant bit of the binary number is the number to the farthest left. (A
complete set of tables detailing the channel values for each event can be found in
the tables in the Appendix at the end of this manual.)
To set the DMX Input mode to 9-Channel mode:
1
Press Edit.
2
Press F4, above Setup.
3
Press F3, above Console.
4
Press More.
5
Pres F4, above Select Edit.
6
Turn Modify wheel 2 under DMX In Mode, to select 9 Channel.
7
Turn Modify wheel 3 under Chan, to select the starting number for the
block of 9 channels used in 9-Channel mode.
8
Turn Modify wheel 4 to select <Save> or <Cancel>.
9
Press F4, above <Save> or <Cancel>. The action is saved or cancelled.
10
Press Blackout or Edit to exit the DMX Input Mode menu.
Setting Mouse Resolution
A Microsoft-compatible serial mouse can be plugged into either serial port to
control pan and tilt fixture traits.
To change the mouse resolution:
1
Press Edit.
2
Press F4, above Setup.
3
Press F3, above Console.
4
Press More four times.
5
Pres F4, above Select <Edit>.
6
Turn Modify wheel 2 under Resolution, to select the desired value
(from 1 to 64).