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General| Type | Moving Head |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 1200W |
| Pan | 540° |
| Tilt | 270° |
| Iris | Yes |
| Control | DMX512 |
| Colors | CMY Color Mixing |
| Gobos | Rotating Gobos |
| Focus | Motorized |
| Effects | Prism |
| Voltage | 220V - 240V |
Details the initial software version for the Masterpiece 216 model.
Details the connections and protective components on the back panel.
Explains the purpose and functionality of front panel controls and indicators.
Guides on saving, modifying, and deleting Scenes using dedicated pads.
Instructions for creating and managing Scene Chases via programming pads.
Details on saving Environments including channel levels, scenes, and chases.
Details the functions of the 6 pads for selecting, viewing, and releasing output channels.
Specifies the required protocol for RS232 communication.
Details the serial data format used for communication.
Recommendations for the type of cable to use for connections.
Details on protection mechanisms for the unit's inputs and outputs.
Details on the handshaking protocol for serial communication.
Instructions for cleaning the unit in case of liquid spillage.
Explains the bit resolution for data transmission.
Explains how to disengage sliders from controlling levels or masters.
Describes the bottom row of 18 pads and their functions.
Explains how to select, view, or release keyboard masters using the pads.
Function to save current channel levels as a Scene.
Overview of the two types of chases that can be programmed.
Function to save Environments including channels, scenes, and chases.
Step-by-step guide for creating new Scenes from basic levels.
Detailed steps for programming Scene Chases.
Step-by-step guide for creating new Environments.
Process for editing existing Scenes or developing new ones from them.
Process for editing existing Environments or developing new ones.
Details on controlling the speed of chases, calibrated in BPM.
Explains the two modes for controlling chase crossfade time or percentage.
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