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PILOT-192PRO

 - 192-channel DMX controller with joystick and USB port

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2 - Front panel description

1 - Projectors (1 to 12)

Allow you to select which projectors will be affected by the DMX settings.

2 - Faders (1 to 8)

Allow you to adjust the DMX settings.

3 - Page Select

Allows you to switch from Page A to Page B and vice versa (and (from channels 1 to 8 to channels 9 
to 16).

4 - Speed

Allows you to adjust the speed of a sequence. From 0.1 second to 10 minutes

5 - Fade Time

Allows you to configure the transitions duration. From 0 (instant) to 30 seconds.

6 - Fine

   

 

 

 

 

Used with the joystick. Use the Fine button to activate a very precise PAN and TILT movements 
calibration with the joystick.

7 - Mode

Allows you to activate the joystick configuration, or activate the Reverse mode for PAN and TILT 
movements.

8- Joystick

Allows you to control PAN and TILT movements. Please refer to the chapter "Configuring the 
joystick" for more information.

9 - Scenes (1 to 8)

Allows you to launch or memorise scenes. This function can be used to save scenes with a USB key 
or cable.

10 - LCD display

Displays information about the projector current status.

11 - BANK ( 

   or 

   )

Allows you to choose banks of scenes or sequences, and play file from a USB key.

12 - USB input

Allows you to save datas (sequences, banks) on a USB key, or via a USB cable connected to a 
computer. Also allows you to connect a USB lamp.

13 - Fog Machine

Allows you to activate a fog machine.

14 - Chase ( 1 to 12 )

   

 

 

 

 

Allows you to choose sequences to be launched or configured.

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Summary of Contents for PILOT-192PRO

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE 9073 July 2008 Version 2 0 PILOT 192PRO 192 CHANNEL DMX CONTROLLER WITH JOYSTICK AND USB PORT...

Page 2: ...recautions Unplug the product before attempting any cleaning operation This product should be cleaned only with accessories recommended by the manufacturer Use a damp cloth to clean the surface Do not...

Page 3: ...the joystick 7 Mode Allows you to activate the joystick configuration or activate the Reverse mode for PAN and TILT movements 8 Joystick Allows you to control PAN and TILT movements Please refer to th...

Page 4: ...e projector 3 Rear panel description 1 LABEL Name of the product serial number and date of manufacture 2 AUDIO RCA socket allowing you to receive a line level sound signal for a music sensitive sequen...

Page 5: ...MODE button and short press the button correspinding to the TILT channel of your projector 5 Press one of the BANK buttons to select the TH or TL displayed on the screen TH refers to the 8 bit PAN mov...

Page 6: ...ram mode is activated and the button can be released 5 Deleting the PAN and TILT assignation of the joystick A DELETING THE JOYSTICK ASSIGNATION FOR SOME OF YOUR PROJECTORS 1 Press the PROGRAM button...

Page 7: ...de has been activated 2 Use the PROJECTORS buttons to indicate which projectors will be used for this scene The LEDs of the selected projectors will light on 3 Use the faders joystick and PAGE SELECT...

Page 8: ...ds until the Prog indicator flashes to indicate the Prog mode has been activated 2 Use the BANK or buttons to select the bank containing the scene to be copied 3 Press the SCENES button corresponding...

Page 9: ...tly being played to put it on hold or press the BLACK OUT button to put all outputs in black out mode 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to play more scenes manually B AUTO TRIGGER 1 Press the AUTO DEL button the...

Page 10: ...to leave the Program mode once all your steps have been programmed The Black out indicator will flash to confirm you have left the Program mode Integrating an entire bank of scenes into a sequence 1...

Page 11: ...quence All the LEDs will flash 3 times to confirm your choice 8 Repeat steps 3 to 7 to add more steps to your sequence 9 Press the PROGRAM button for 2 seconds to leave the Program mode once all your...

Page 12: ...s to confirm the suppression 15 Playing a sequence A MANUAL TRIGGER 1 The default program is the manual black out mode All outputs are in black out mode The console is in manual mode if the black out...

Page 13: ...e BANK or buttons to select which bank will receive the copy 4 Short press the MUSIC BKC button All LEDs will flash 3 times to confirm your choice B COPYING 1 Activate the programmation mode 2 Press t...

Page 14: ...e functions are available via 10 pages as follows NoteMIDI 0 11 12 19 50 51 52 Fonction Chaser 1 12 on off Scene1 8 on off Mode Audio on off Mode Auto on off Blackout on off Banque 1 30 20 49 Page Cha...

Page 15: ...want to load Clicking on DEL will erase a preselected file from your USB key Clicking on Format will erase all files from your USB key PILOT LINK The USB cable options will be displayed on the right...

Page 16: ...ms and Usave 5 Click on Select Ulink in the upper right corner of the Usave software interface 6 Click on Send File A dialogue window will open allowing you to indicate the file you want to transfer t...

Page 17: ...N Your USB key has not been installed properly if Fail appears on your console screen Repeat steps 1 and 2 to try again NB The noP message indicates the USB key does not contain any file the 8 folders...

Page 18: ...kets of your computer 2 Open Usave by clicking on the Start menu then All programs and Usave 3 Click on Select Ustick in the upper left corner 4 Click on Directory The folder tree of your USB key will...

Page 19: ...nes and 8 customisable scenes per bank 12 customisable sequences 240 scenes per sequence Audio line input and integrated microphone for the music sensitive functions MIDI Compatible 16 channel MIDI in...

Page 20: ...s to modifications without prior notice That is why technical specifications and the products physical configuration might differ from the illustrations Make sure you get the latest news and updates a...

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