Harman Martin ERA 150 Wash, User Manual

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26 Martin ® ERA 150 Wash User Guide
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To reset only the fixture’s effects, select MANUAL CONT ROL → RESET
→ EFFECTS and press ENTER. The fixture’s effects will reset. The
effects reset process will take several seconds.
Manual control
You can control the fixture’s effects manually without needing a DMX signal.
This lets you set up a stand-alone scene.
To manually control the fixture:
1. Select MANUAL CONTROL and then use the UP and DOWN buttons to
scroll to the effect that you want to control. Press ENTER.
2. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll to the DMX value from 000 to
255 that you want to send to that effect. Press ENTER to confirm and
send that value.
3. To return to the list of effects, press MENU.
4. If you want to manually control other effects together with the first effect,
repeat steps 1. and 2. and 3. above for the other effects. When you have
finished setting effects, return to the previous level of the menu structure,
by pressing MENU.
The fixture will continue to show the effects that you have set manually
until you set new manual control values for the effects. The effects are
unaffected by a power OFF/ON cycle: if you power the fixture off and on
again, it will resume showing the effects.
To stop the effects, open the DMX SETUP menu. This will immediately
stop all manually controlled effects.
When in manual control mode, pressing any button on the control panel
lights up the control panel display and shows the message MANUAL
CONTROL MODE.
Disabling pan and tilt feedback
The fixture features pan/tilt position feedback sensors to ensure accurate
positioning of the head.
Pan/tilt feedback is enabled by default. If you experience unexpected
positioning behavior, it can be useful to disable the feedback system by
opening the SERVICE menu and select PAN/TILT FEEDBACK
→ OFF.
Control / Settings DMX channel
The Control / Settings DMX channel lets you configure certain fixture
settings remotely via DMX. The control / settings functions require you to
hold the required DMX value for a certain number of seconds to implement
them (see the DMX protocol section on page 36).