High End Systems DL.2, User Manual

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CHAPTER 3
The DL.2 Menu System
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• DMX only turns the lamp on when it receives a DMX signal or Art-Net signal connected
to it.
When the internal projector menu is selected for display, you may need to manually adjust the
zoom and /or focus parameters to view the display clearly. The Zoom Override and Focus
Override options override the DMX values sent by the console and allow you to control Zoom
and focus manually with a DMX decimal value between 0-255.
Projector Ceiling rotates the image 180 degrees so you can adjust for whether the fixture is
hung in the air or sitting on the floor.
Projector Rear projects a mirror invert of the image
for rear-screen projection applications.
Projector Control Menu can be set to On to display
the projector’s menu system. In this state, the
directional front panel buttons (multi-directional switch
and the buttons on either side of it) control the
projector menu rather than the LCD menu.
To revert back to the Menu display, press one of the six
side menu buttons. When the Projector Control Menu is
set to Off, the projector control menu is not displayed.
Turning Projector Defaults On will reset all the
options on the Projector tab to their factory default
settings. For more information, refer to the Projector
User Manual that shipped with your DL.2 fixture.
File Screen
The File screen displays information about
the currently selected content file. Use this
screen to preview content — both still images
and movies.
When you select the File tab, the file plays in
the window to the left. The bottom right
window displays content folders and
highlights the current file location.
You can scroll through the Content folders
and the files inside each folder to preview any
content file.
Projector Menu Command Default
LANGUAGE ENGLISH
CEILING OFF
REAR OFF
INPUT3 SVIDEO
SYSTEM AUTO
INPUT1 RGB
SCREEN NORMAL
INPUT2 RGB
POWER MANAGEMENT OFF
LOGO OFF
ON START OFF
FANSPEED NORMAL
LAMP_MODE NORMAL
DISPLAY OFF
BLUE_BACKGROUND OFF
R_CODE 001