Chapter 5
iPlayer 3 User Guide 24
6. At the
T
EST
DMX A
DDR
?
prompt, press . The iPlayer 3 performs a non-interactive test of the
fixture you specified in step 4 by setting the specified DMX address to FULL ON and all other
DMX address to OFF.
Example 5: Testing a DMX Address
1. Launch Configuration mode.
2. Access the
S
ETUP
menu, then select
T
EST
DMX A
DDR
.
3. Specify the light number (1 through 170) you want to test. The iPlayer3 sends test data to any
fixtures which are set to that address.
If the test is successful, the fixtures illuminate at full intensity. If the programming is not
successful, the fixtures do not illuminate.
About Show Ranges
If using multiple external show selection devices and you want each device to trigger a different
range of shows, you must manually set the Show Range switch on each device accordingly.
For example, if you want your first of two Controller Keypads to control shows 1-8, you leave
the Show Range switch on its default setting (0). Then, to assign the second Controller Keypad
to control shows 9-16, you dial the Show Range switch to the corresponding setting (see the
Controller Keypad Product Guide for details).
Similarly, you can use the iPlayer 3 setup menu to assign show range offsets to serial port 1 and
serial port 2. For example, if you assign a base trigger of 8 to serial port 1, and a user selects
button 1 on a Controller Keypad connected to that serial port, iPlayer 3 will trigger show
number 9 (8 + 1).
Example 6: Assigning a Base Trigger of 8 to Serial Port 1
1. Launch Configuration mode.
2. Access the
S
ETUP
menu, then select
C
ONFIG
P
ORTS
.
3. Set the the
P
ORT
1 B
ASE
T
RIGGER
#
to 8.
4. Leave the
P
ORT
2 B
ASE
T
RIGGER
#
at the default setting.
Info Menu
The Info Menu displays the following information:
• iPlayer 3 firmware version.
• Memory usage / available memory. For example,
104
K
/1024
K
indicates 104KB used out of
1024KB available.
• Astronomical clock data (for example, the time of sunrise for the current day).