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Net.Do FOX1024s - User Manual

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FOX1024s
MOVING LIGHT CONTROLLER
User’s Manual
Net.DO FOSHAN NETDO LIGHTING CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO.,LTD

Table of Contents

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Summary

1. Summary

1.1 Functions

Overview of the FOX series moving light controller's key features and capabilities.

1.2 Specifications

Technical details and performance parameters for the FOX1024s controller.

2. Installation

2.1 Packing List

Items included in the carton with the FOX1024s moving light controller.

2.2 Safety Caution

Essential warnings and precautions for safe operation and handling.

2.3 Interface and Connection of Controller

Description of the controller's physical ports and connection methods.

2.3.1 Backboard Plot

Diagram illustrating the layout and labels of the controller's rear panel ports.

2.3.2 Audio Signal Source

Guidance on connecting and utilizing audio input for synchronization.

2.3.3 DMX512 Signal Interface & Connection of Fixture

Detailed instructions for DMX512 signal wiring and fixture connection.

2.3.4 Power Interface

Information regarding the controller's power supply and connection requirements.

2.3.5 USB Interface

Explanation of the USB port's function for data backup and software updates.

2.3.6 Gooseneck Lamp Interface

Details on connecting a gooseneck lamp to the controller.

2.3.7 MIDI (out;in)

Instructions for connecting MIDI devices for console synchronization and control.

3. Operation Guide

3.1 Panel Plot

A visual guide to the layout and function of each control on the console's panel.

3.2 Attribute Faders and Master Faders

Explanation of attribute faders and master faders for fixture control.

3.3 PLAYBACK Area

Description of the playback section, including faders and controls for running programs.

3.4 Function Key (Fixture page 0~4, Group, Preset, Scene A;B, Show)

Details on using function keys for various operations.

3.5 SHAPE Control Area

Explanation of the SHAPE generator for creating dynamic effects.

3.6 Fixture Attribute Key

Description of keys used to select and modify fixture attributes.

3.7 LCD Display, Wheel A;B, Edit Area

Overview of the display screen, control wheels, and editing functions.

4. Quick Start

4.1 Examples

Step-by-step demonstrations for quick learning of console operations.

5. Setup Menu

5.1 Menu Operation

Instructions on navigating and using the controller's setup menu system.

5.2 Library Setting

Guidance on managing and importing fixture libraries for console compatibility.

5.3 Fixture Setting

Procedures for configuring and setting up fixtures on the controller.

5.3.1 Fixture Patched

Detailed steps for patching fixtures and assigning DMX addresses.

5.3.2 Invert attribute value

Explanation of how to invert attribute values like Dimmer, Pan, and Tilt.

5.4 Data File

Information on saving, reading, and managing data files for backup and transfer.

5.4.1 Save File

Steps for saving console data to a U-disk.

5.4.2 Read File

Steps for loading console data from a U-disk.

5.4.3 Delete File

Instructions for deleting data files from a U-disk.

5.5 Other Setting

Description of miscellaneous settings available on the console.

5.5.1 Data Initialized

Procedures for initializing data and restoring factory settings.

5.5.2 Channel Fader Settings

Configuration options for channel faders, including attribute and dimmer modes.

5.5.3 MIDI Synchronize Setting

How to set up MIDI synchronization between consoles.

6. Manual-Run Fixture

6.1 Manually-Run Fixture

Guide to manually controlling fixture attributes and operations.

6.2 Clear Manual-Run Fixture

Methods for clearing manual fixture data and restoring playback.

6.3 FIND function

Using the FIND function for quick fixture checking and identification.

6.4 LOCATE function

Employing the LOCATE function to light up and check fixtures.

6.5 GROUP function

Organizing fixtures into groups for efficient selection and control.

6.6 Parity selecting and one by one control of fixtures

Techniques for selecting fixtures in sequence or by parity.

6.7 FAN function

Utilizing the FAN function to create gradient effects across fixture attributes.

6.8 MODIFY function

Adjusting attributes of multiple fixtures while maintaining relative positions.

6.9 Reference Fixture

Setting a fixture as a reference for attribute alignment.

6.9.1 Set Reference Fixture

Specific steps to designate a fixture as the reference.

6.10 Attribute ALIGN function

Copying attributes from a reference fixture to other selected fixtures.

6.11 Lamp On; Lamp Off; Reset function

Operations for controlling fixture lamps before use.

7. PRESET

7.1 Import PRESET

Loading predefined presets from the fixture library into the console.

7.2 Call PRESET

Instructions on how to select and apply presets to fixtures.

7.3 Customize PRESET

Guide to recording and creating custom presets for specific effects.

8. SHAPE

8.1 Edit and call SHAPE

Procedures for creating, editing, and applying shape effects to fixtures.

8.2 Stop SHAPE

Methods for stopping active SHAPE effects.

8.3 Check shape of ā€œReference Fixtureā€

How to view running shapes associated with a reference fixture.

8.4 Skill in using shape

Examples and tips for advanced SHAPE functionality and applications.

9. Program

9.1 HTP and LTP channel

Understanding HTP (Highest Takes Precedence) and LTP (Latest Takes Precedence) channels.

9.2 Empty LTP channel

Behavior of LTP channels when they have no assigned value in a program.

9.3 Clear LTP remaining value in Playback

How to remove residual LTP channel values after program playback.

9.4 Record Program

Detailed steps for recording single-step and multi-step programs.

9.5 Edit Program

Procedures for editing existing programs, including steps, time, and crossfade.

9.5.1 Copy Step

How to copy individual steps within or between programs.

9.6 Delete Program

Steps for removing entire recorded programs from the console.

9.7 Copy Program

Instructions for duplicating existing programs to new locations.

9.8 PLAYBACK of Program

How to run recorded programs using playback faders and keys.

9.8.1 Turn Pages of Playback

Navigating through different pages of playback programs.

9.8.2 Playback Key

Understanding the functions of playback keys in different modes.

9.8.3 Use Playback Menu

Utilizing the playback menu to set run parameters for multi-step programs.

9.9 Fader Time of Playback

Explanation of fader timing for HTP and LTP channels during playback.

9.9.1 Edit Fader Time

How to adjust the fade-in and fade-out times for playback.

9.10 Fader Synchronization of Playback

Configuring fader synchronization for playback elements like LTP and SHAPE.

10. SCENE

10.1 Edit SCENE

Procedures for recording, deleting, copying, and checking scenes.

10.2 Run SCENE

How to select and play back recorded scenes, including modes of operation.

11. Synchronous Parallel Operation

12. Light Show (Auto Playback)

12.1 External Time Code (MIDI)

Using external MIDI time code to synchronize light shows with music.

12.2 Internal Time Code (One Key Light Show)

13. Priority Levels of Different Operations

Manual-Run Fixture Priority

The highest priority level assigned to manual fixture control operations.

Priority between Playbacks

Rules governing priority when multiple playbacks are active.

Priority between Scenes

How scenes are prioritized, especially when superimposing.

Priority between SCENE and Playback

Interaction and priority rules between scenes and playbacks.

14. Software Upgrade

Steps of upgrade are as follow

Procedures for performing a software upgrade on the console.

15. Data Protection

Steps to enter Data Protection menu

How to access the data protection settings.

Data-Lock

Enabling a feature to prevent modification of console data.

Login-Password

Setting up a password for console access upon startup.

Net.Do FOX1024s Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNet.Do
ModelFOX1024s
CategoryLight system
LanguageEnglish