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EDIT 

key (Fig. 41).

The display changes as shown in  (Fig. 42).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO CREATE OR MODIFY ONE OF 144 REGISTER.

For successive register use the 

PAGE or BANK 

key

Fig. 42

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Function Keys 

see par 

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i n d i c a t e   n u m b e r
and register page 

shows the active
register  002 

shows the register
contained
Background
Program
Chase
Effect 

Return to the pre-
cedent function 

Key to erase the
Background scene

Key to erase/modify programm
chase and effect

Key to confirm

Fig. 41

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Summary of Contents for Matrix Live

Page 1: ...N Next USER S MANUAL GB Universal DMX lighting Controller MATRIX live...

Page 2: ...of the unit Equipment Use Working Modes 4 1 SCENE mode 4 2 Function keys in SCENE mode 4 3 EDIT in SCENE mode 4 4 Select in EDIT SCENE mode 4 5 EDIT SCENE mode 4 6 Function keys in EDIT SCENE mode 4 7...

Page 3: ...EFFECT Example of usage menu functions 10 1 MENU Function 10 2 MENU BLACKOUT 10 3 MENU LAMP ON LAMP OFF 10 4 MENU RESET UNITS 10 5 MENU FADERS FUNCTIONS 10 6 MENU FADERS FUNCTIONS LIVE 10 7 MENU EDIT...

Page 4: ...active page Lcd visualizes registers job mode FUNCTION key to set lcd functions Encoder to set lcd values 2 banks of 12 faders to control two presets A B 12 keys perform flash on the channels 12 led V...

Page 5: ...esses to menu ok functions 1 Esc key to go back 1 Manual key to control unit 1 Joy speed key Active the moving Joystick speed from 1 to 10 fixed or proportional type 12 Multifunction keys to select th...

Page 6: ...oller Take care not to spill liquids on to the controller and do not use it in excessively humid conditions Do not install the controller near heat sources or expose it to direct sunlight and do not i...

Page 7: ...R POWER SUPPLY 2 3 CONNECTION OF THE AC ADAPTER TO THE MAIN AC Plug the 3 pin cannon connector of the AC adapter completly in the power input Use the push safety hook to disconnect it and extract it g...

Page 8: ...20 Ohm impedance low capacity maximum transmission rate 250 Kbaud For the connection do reference to the figure M MA AT TR RI IX X is a universal DMX controller and is provided with an initial generic...

Page 9: ...SC CE EN NE E THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SEE ONE OF THE 48 SCENES OF THE ACTIVE PROGRAM CHANGE THE PARAMETERS AND EDITING Press one of the 1 12 keys to select the scene Pushes it again the scene puts on...

Page 10: ...cessive scenes use P PA AG GE E key the scene that must be erased then press the E ER RA AS SE E key The scene will erased in a permanent way it is not possible recover it TIME Key Press this key to c...

Page 11: ...0 00 0 1 10 00 0 C CY YA AN N M MA AG GE EN NT TA A Y YE EL LL LO OW W D DI IM MM ME ER R S SH HU UT T S ST TR R Z ZO OO OM M M M S SP PE EE ED D C CO OL L M MO OD DE E C CO OL LO OU UR R 2 2 S S G G...

Page 12: ...OC CO OL L I I M MA AR R C CP P G GI IO OT TT TO O W W S SU UP PE ER R S SC CA A S SG GM M D D O O N N E E L L O O C C A A T T E E 0 01 1 S SC CE EN N 0 02 2 U UN NI IT T 0 01 1 0 02 2 0 01 1 0 03 3...

Page 13: ...HU UT T S ST TR R Z ZO OO OM M M M S SP PE EE ED D C CO OL L M MO OD DE E C CO OL LO OU UR R 2 2 S S G G M M G G I I O O T T T T O O W W 4 4 0 0 0 0 4 5 EDIT SCENE MODE GB THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO MODI...

Page 14: ...5 2 25 55 5 U U N N I I T T S S E E L L E E C C T T 0 01 1 S SC CE EN N 0 02 2 U UN NI IT T 0 01 1 D DI IM MM ME ER R S SH HU UT T S ST TR R Z ZO OO OM M P PA AN N T TI IL LT T C CO OL LO OU UR R M M...

Page 15: ...speed key led will light up to indicate the activation of this function Useful function for control moving heads The FANOUT key appears only if you have selected more than one unit press this key to m...

Page 16: ...The masked channels stay to the value planned in precedence Very useful function for create scenes that make only change color etc THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO MASK THE CHANNELS OF THE PREVIOUSLY SELEC TED...

Page 17: ...units become free CATCH Key active only pressing SELECT key Pressing this key Key the selected units will stop in the current position LOCATE Key active only pressing SELECT key Press this key to loc...

Page 18: ...he graphic display indicates the program h hiig gh hlliig gh ht te ed d currently active Fig 15 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE A PROGRAM AND CHANGE THE PARA METERS OF THE SAME A PROGRAM IS A SEQUENC...

Page 19: ...s key to modify the number of repetitions of the program the value is in num ber from 1 to 99 use the faders under the REPEAT writing or the encoder To confirm the modify press the O OK K key to get o...

Page 20: ...ction of the programs you must press the SELECT key Fig 16 The display changes as shown in Fig 17 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT A SERIES OF PROGRAMS Fig 16 S S E E L L E E C C T T Fig 17 Press one of...

Page 21: ...t all the program from 1 to 48 SOLO key Press this key to select only the program shown in the box P PR RO OG G if we have selected with the A AL LL L key all the 4 48 8 program and we wants to select...

Page 22: ...es as shown in Fig 18 The graphic display indicates the chase h hiig gh hlliig gh ht te ed d currently active Fig 19 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE A CHASE AND CHANGE THE PARAME TERS OF THE SAME A C...

Page 23: ...EAT key Press this key to modify the number of repetitions of the chase the value is in number from 1 to 99 use the faders under the REPEAT writing or the encoder To confirm the modify press the O OK...

Page 24: ...GB To activate the multiple selection of the chases you must press the SELECT key Fig 20 The display changes as shown in Fig 21 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT A SERIES OF CHASE Fig 20 S S E E L L E E...

Page 25: ...8 SOLO key Press this key to select only the chase shown in the box C CH HA AS S if we have selected with the A AL LL L key all the 4 48 8 chase and we wants to selectd only the chase es n 0 02 2 pres...

Page 26: ...NE OF THE 48 STEPS OF THE ACTIVE CHASE CHANGE THE PARAMETERS AND EDITING Press one of the 1 12 keys to select the step Pushes it again the step puts on out his end value For successive step use the P...

Page 27: ...tep will be erased select through the 1 12 keys for the successive chases use P PA AG GE E key the step that must be erased then press the E ER RA AS SE E key The step will erased in a permanent way i...

Page 28: ...y active Fig 23 par 6 6 5 5 to create modify it press the EDIT key Fig 24 The display changes as shown in Fig 25 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO CREATE OR MODIFY ONE OF 48 STEP OF ACTIVE CHASE Pressing one of...

Page 29: ...SC CE EN N 0 02 2 U UN NI IT T 0 01 1 D DI IM MM ME ER R S SH HU UT T S ST TR R Z ZO OO OM M P PA AN N T TI IL LT T C CO OL LO OU UR R M M S SP PE EE ED D C CO OL L M MO OD DE E C CO OL LO OU UR R 2...

Page 30: ...OUT PUT OF ALL DIMMER CHANNELS OF THE INTELLIGENT UNITS 6 10 USE OF GRAND MASTER FADER GB GRAND MASTER The Master Chase fader Fig 30 allows to adjust the bright gene ral intensity of the chase and re...

Page 31: ...to indicate the activation of this function and the display changes as shown in Fig 31 The graphic display indicates the effect h hiig gh hlliig gh ht te ed d currently active Fig 32 THIS FUNCTION AL...

Page 32: ...er from 001 to 999 use the faders under the REPEAT writing or the encoder To confirm the modify press the O OK K key to get out of the function press the E ES SC C key 2ndROW key For faced or disposed...

Page 33: ...S P P E E E E D D 7 3 SELECT IN EFFECT MODE GB To activate the multiple selection of the effects you must press the SELECT key Fig 33 The display changes as shown in Fig 34 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SE...

Page 34: ...to 48 SOLO key Press this key to select only the effect shown in the box E EF FF FT T if we have selected with the A AL LL L key all the 4 48 8 effect and we wants to selectd only the effect es n 0 0...

Page 35: ...he EDIT key Fig 35 The display changes as shown in Fig 36 THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO EDIT ONE OF 48 EFFECTS Press one of the 1 6 keys to select the effect on the PAN channel Press one of the 7 12 keys to...

Page 36: ...eters that the operator could change corre spond to SIZE key Press this key to change the size of the shape from 1 to 128 RPM key Press this key to change the speed and direction of the shape from 60...

Page 37: ...1 12 key to change page Press twice the B Ba an nk k key to go to the next page T Th he e s se el le ec ct ti io on n o of f t th he e b ba an nk k i is s l li im mi it te ed d t to o t th he e n nu u...

Page 38: ...DONE key to confirm the modify of the name BANK key Press this keys to select the successive precedent page KEY key Press this key to change register function GO PAUSE Pause Go register FLASH 100 Play...

Page 39: ...er use the PAGE or BANK key Fig 42 B BP PC CE E R RE EG G 0 00 07 7 0 01 1 0 07 7 R RE EG G 0 00 08 8 0 01 1 0 08 8 R RE EG G 0 00 09 9 0 01 1 0 09 9 R RE EG G 0 01 10 0 0 01 1 1 10 0 R RE EG G 0 01 1...

Page 40: ...it becomes NONE key and appears the encoder symbol now you can change program presse NONE key to delete from the register CHASE key Pessing this key it becomes NONE key and appears the encoder symbol...

Page 41: ...er Press GRAB key then the register you wants to store the scene BANK key to select registers page max 12 Press B Ba an nk k key then the register 1 12 key to cange page Press twice B Ba an nk k key t...

Page 42: ...e Scene led key will light up 6 Press one of the 1 12 keys to select the scene that we want to create modify For successive scenes use the P PA AG GE E key 7 Press the EDIT key to create modify the se...

Page 43: ...ect the step that we want to create modify For successive steps use the P PA AG GE E key 7 Press the EDIT key to create modify the selected step 9 Modify the value of the channels through the 12 relat...

Page 44: ...key 2 Press Effect key to activate the EFFECT GENERATOR function the Effect led key will light up 3 Press one of the 1 12 keys to select the effect that we want to create modify For successive effect...

Page 45: ...NTROLLER Fig 45 MAIN MENU B BL LA AC CK KO OU UT T L LA AM MP P O ON N O OF FF F R RE ES SE ET T U UN NI IT TS S F FA AD DE ER RS S F FU UN NC CT TI IO ON N E ED DI IT T D DM MX X P PA AT TC CH H S SY...

Page 46: ...lectd only the unit es n 0 02 2 press twice the key 0 02 2 of unit selection The unit box will indicate U UN NI IT T 0 02 2 now the SOLO key unselect all the other unit activating SOLO the U UN NI IT...

Page 47: ...4 48 8 unit and we wants to selectd only the unit es n 0 02 2 press twice the key 0 02 2 of unit selection The unit box will indicate U UN NI IT T 0 02 2 now the SOLO key unselect all the other unit...

Page 48: ...ays and only from a faders The display changes as shown in Fig 49 When yuo keep the fader to zero value the display shows the writing f fr re ee e free from assignments the channels come loaded from t...

Page 49: ...MAIN SPD Performance Speed of the Show PROG SPD Performance Speed of the Program CHAS SPD Performance Speed of the Chase EFT SPD Performance Speed of the Effect EFT ZOOM Dimension of the Effect DMX 0...

Page 50: ...CH CHANNEL AND ITS PARAMETERS RESET VALUE BLACKOUT VALUE HARD SOFT CROSS IT ALSO ALLOWS TO ASSI GN SPECIAL FUNCTIONS TO THE CHANNEL PAN TILT PAN LOW TILT LOW LAMP CONTROL ATTENTION MODIFICATION OF THE...

Page 51: ...of the unit use the fader under PATCH write or the encoder To confirm the modify press the O OK K key to get out of the function press the E ES SC C key Matrix will calculate the last channel for that...

Page 52: ...D Fig 53 Key to confirm Keys to search in alpha betical sequence inside of the memory Shows name of the unit Indicate the number of unit Shows short name of the unit previously loa ded from internal l...

Page 53: ...changes as shown in Fig 56 Pressing the NAME key it is possible modify the name of the projector the display changes as shown in Fig 55 Through the encoder we select the character with the OK key or...

Page 54: ...S S P PA AN N C CH H0 01 1 P PA AN N L LO OW W C CH H0 02 2 T TI IL LT T C CH H0 03 3 T TI IL LT T L LO OW W C CH H0 04 4 C CO OL LO OU UR R C CH H0 05 5 C CY YA AN N C CH H0 06 6 M MA AG GE EN NT TA...

Page 55: ...ion is active see par 10 2 Through the encoder or the fader under the BLKOUT write you can select unchanged value or 0 255 value The value is selected putting the fader to 0 and it allows to maintain...

Page 56: ...HO OS ST T L LI IN NK K A AB BO OU UT T M MA AT TR RI IX X W WI I D DM MX X T TR RA AN NS SM MI IT TT TE ER R A AB BO OU UT T M MA AT TR RI IX X SYSTEM SETTINGS S SE ET T L LC CD D C CO ON NT TR RA AS...

Page 57: ...above but you must remember the password If you forget the password we have a code of unblocking that is F 6 1 3 9 7 F 2 MATRIX TOTAL RESET With MATRIX unlocked do this sequence of keys F 6 1 0 8 2 4...

Page 58: ...gram of terminal emulation and to set the communica tion like 115200 bps 8 data bit no parity 1 stop bit With M Mi ii ic cr ro os so of ft t W Wi in nd do ow ws s system start the software H Hy yp pe...

Page 59: ...e e search the file with M Ma at t_ _l li ib b b bi in n name d do ow wn nl lo oa ad de ed d f fr ro om m i in nt te er rn ne et t set Y Ym mo od de em m protocol then click to S Se en nd d see f fi i...

Page 60: ...E to change the name Through the encoder choose the character Through the OK or CHAR Key we insert modify the next precedent character Press S SA AV VE E to save programming data RESTORE USER DATA Pre...

Page 61: ...green alternately 3 In Matrix Live through the encoder find S SE EN ND D R RA AD DI IO O P PA AI IR RI IN NG G 4 Press O OK K key and wait the D DO ON NE E message 5 The W Wi i D D P Pe en n receiver...

Page 62: ...10 21 MENU MIDI GB NOT ENABLE IN SOFTWARE...

Page 63: ...for data backup MIDI IN TRHU OUT Built in Wireless Wi DMX transmitter GRAPHIC white led backlight LCD PANEL Very easy SETUP with wide LIBRARY allows the configuration of each unit connected to the Mat...

Page 64: ...ocopied or reproduced without the prior written permission of the CODEM MUSIC s r l No responibility is taken for possible inaccuracies or mistakes The CODEM MUSIC s r l reserves the right to make any...

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