LSC Redback 12 Channel, Installation And Operation Manual

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Redback Dimmer ) Advanced Menu
Operator Manual V1.1
C 1 S C U
In this screen:
The
ƒ Left
and
Right „
arrow keys select the
dimmer for curve assignment (Range 1-6).
The
Up
and
Down
†
arrow keys allocate the
fade curve (Range SCU, SQR, NON, RLY, 120).
The [ADV] menu indicator LED double-flashes in
the default status screen if any dimmer is set to
a curve other than the default S Curve (
SCU
).
6.4 Redback's Advanced Scenes
The advanced scene system has six scene
memories that can be either set manually or
captured from the DMX control signal, and
played back with defined fade times.
The [ADV] menu indicator LED double-flashes in
the default status screen if any scene is active.
6.5 Capturing a DMX Snapshot
S N A P
The Snapshot option allows the dimmer levels
set by the current DMX data to be captured into
a scene memory. The stored scene will contain
only levels from the DMX input, ignoring dimmer
levels originating from scene memories, the
chase generator or dimmer maximum and
minimum settings. If the DMX signal has been
disconnected (DMX DATA LED flashing), the
snapshot will store the levels from the last DMX
signal received.
The
Right „
arrow key activates the menu
option and displays the current scene memory.
In this screen:
The
ƒ
Left
and
Right
„
arrow keys select the
current scene (Range 1-6).
S C N 1
The
Up
and
Down
†
arrow keys both trigger
the capture of the DMX snapshot:
- S N A P -
6.6 Setting Scene Levels
S C N L V
The Scene Levels option enables the levels in
the stored scenes to be modified.
The
Right „
arrow key activates the menu
option and displays the current scene memory.
S C N 3
In this screen:
The
3 Flip
key switches between text and
graphical modes on the LED display.
The
ƒ Left
and
Right „
arrow keys step
between:
•
displaying the current scene number
S C N 4
•
selecting each dimmer for setting
C 1 L 4 2
or
•
selecting all dimmers for setting.
A L L C H
or
The
Up
and
Down †
arrow keys step between:
•
selecting the current scene for editing
(Range 1-6)
•
increasing or decreasing the level of the
selected dimmer or dimmers.
In All Channel mode, each dimmer increments
or decrements by the same amount, regardless
of its starting level.
6.6.1 Excluded Mode
By setting a dimmer channel into Excluded
mode from the Scene Levels menu, the scene's
settings will have no effect on the existing level
of that dimmer during scene replay.
6.6.2 Entering Excluded mode
When a dimmer level is at zero, the
Down †
arrow key sets the dimmer into Excluded mode.
The
Up
arrow key exits from Excluded mode.
C 3 E X C
In the graphical display, an excluded dimmer is
indicated by a single dot at the top of its level
column.
6.7 Setting Scene Fade Times
S C N T M
The Scene Time menu sets the fade time for
transition to and from the recorded scenes.
The
Right „
arrow key activates the menu
option and displays the current scene memory.
S C N 3
In this screen:
The
ƒ Left
and
Right „
arrow keys step
between:
•
displaying the current scene number
S C N 4
•
displaying the fade time for the current
scene.
The
Up
and
Down †
arrow keys step between:
•
selecting the current scene (Range 1-6)
•
increasing or decreasing the fade time
for the selected scene (Range 0-
335,544 seconds).
T 4 . 2 s
The default fade time for all scenes 1.0 seconds.
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