4
10.
SELECT BUTTON GROUP:
a.
FIXTURE button: used for selecting manual mode. If the LED is at full intensity, manual mode is active, if
the LED is flashing, the channel is overridden in manual mode.
b.
RECORD button: after selecting this button, recorded events can be launched on the 1-24 buttons
c.
PROGRAM button: used to program the event group. After selecting this button programs can be launched
via the 1-24 buttons.
d.
SCENE button: used for sequencing through scenes of the current programs. When selected, automatic
scene progression stop and the active programs can be sequenced manually.
e.
SEQUENCE button: sequences can be selected via the 1-24 buttons when this button is selected.
f.
PRESET button: preset scenes selected via the 1-24 buttons when this button is selected
g.
SHAPE button: shapes can be selected via the 1-24 buttons when this button is selected
11.
F8 or BLACK-OUT button: this is the last function button. It possible to assign a function to this button, but it is
generally used as a BLACK-OUT button.
12.
PAGE button: used to change pages across the 1-24 buttons. After pressing PAGE UP or DOWN the entire range
of events, 1-24, 25-48 or 49-72, can be accessed via the 1-24 buttons.
PAGE-UP - PAGE-DOWN MENU buttons: briefly depressing these two buttons simultaneously causes the controller
to enter menu mode.
F3-F4 LAMP buttons. Briefly depressing these two buttons simultaneously causes the controller to enter switching on-
off mode.
F5-F6 RESET buttons: briefly depressing these two buttons simultaneously causes the controller to enter reset
activation mode.
4. Controlling the Units
The controller addresses attached devices automatically in multiples of 32. The DMX addresses of any attached devices
should be set accordingly. The addresses can be modified in the UNIT POSITION setup menu.
Unit nr.
Dmx addr.
Unit nr.
Dmx addr.
1.
A - 1
13.
A - 385
2.
A - 33
14.
A - 417
3.
A - 65
15.
A - 449
4.
A - 97
16.
A - 481
5.
A - 129
17.
B - 1
6.
A - 161
18.
B - 33
7.
A - 193
19.
B - 65
8.
A - 225
20.
B - 97
9.
A - 257
21.
B - 129
10.
A - 289
22.
B - 161
11.
A - 321
23.
B - 193
12.
A - 353
24.
B - 225
Upon being turned on, the controller operates in automatic mode. In order to program a SHOW, some settings need to be
made and the controller needs to be calibrated. It is recommended that you configure the controller in the following
sequence:
-
Select the language in which the controller should display text in its display. See LANGUAGE SELECTION
instructions.
-
Adjust the contrast and intensity of the display if required. See DISPLAY SETTING instructions.
-
Adjust the intensity of the leds to the required value. See LED SETTING instructions.
-
Check if the articulated luminaires, scanners, etc. That you would like to control are in the controller’s directory
(library). If not, the units will need to be installed manually, or the appropriate installation file downloaded from the
PC. See UNIT INSTALLATION instructions.
-
Assign your devices any of the 16 controller positions. See UNIT POSITION menu item.
-
Test your devices. See MANUAL MODE instructions.
After configuration, programs, scenes and sequences can be programmed and in automatic mode all the effects can be
launched. After starting up the controller, it defaults to automatic mode. From here, programmed events can be launched,
manual mode can be initiated or the menu can be accessed, from where you can alter a range of settings.
