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the required program number appears in the display.

Set up the required colours, gobos and beam positions on the

lanterns  for  the  first  step  of  the  program  and  touch 

ENTER

.

The letter

 

E

 appears in the step display to acknowledge that enter

has been touched. Touch 

STEP

 to advance to the next step in

the program. The lanterns will then display the settings previously

stored in the new step. To view the current settings of the joystick

and colour/gobo pads, touch 

RUN

.

Repeat for the other steps in the program, up to a maximum

of 250 steps.

If  programming  fewer  then  250  steps;  after  the  last  step,

Select lantern #1, touch 

STEP

 to advance to the next step, and

then touch 

END

. The letter 

E

 appears in the program display to

acknowledge that end has been programmed.

It  is  most  effective  to  program  each  lantern  in  turn.  When

programming,  lanterns  that  are  not  selected  will  display  the

colours  and  positions  that  have  already  been  programmed  into

them. 

Touch  the 

WRITE

  pad  again  to  exit  from  program-write

mode.  Switch  the  write  disable  switch  back  into  the  disable

position to protect the programs that had been written.

When  writing  or  running  programs,  the 

BLACKOUT

  pad

operates the shutter leaving the lamp on. 

Real time programming.

The write enable/disable switch on the rear panel must be in

the enable position.

Select write by touching the 

WRITE 

pad, the write LED will

flash. Select the required program by touching the 

PROG

 pad,

until the required program number appears in the display.

If the program is not to involve all 16 lanterns, first clear the

program  as  follows:  Select 

BLACKOUT

  and  all  16  lanterns.

Set the joystick to the centre. Then touch 

START

 and wait until

the display counts to 250.

Set  the  colours  and  gobos  and  select  the  lanterns  required.

Move the beams to the starting position using the joystick. When

ready,  touch  the 

START

  pad.  The  IQ-MX80  will  record  the

joystick position ten times per second, making a program of 250

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User Guide

IQ-MX80

Summary of Contents for IQ-MX80

Page 1: ...roma 50 Microbeam 100 IQ250 Mk 1 2 3 IQ500 Mk 1 2 Datamoon Spectre Raptor Quasar and SB500 Super Blitzer Joystick for manual operation or programming Touch pad control of colour and gobo Ten built in...

Page 2: ...f the nearest lantern The DMX output socket is a 3 pin XLR Pin connections are as follows Pin 1 ground connect to sleeve on stereo jack or Pin 1 on 5 pin XLR Pin 2 Data connect to tip on stereo jack o...

Page 3: ...llows the joystick to work in the most logical fashion depending on whether the lanterns are facing towards or away from the controller If it has DIL switches refer to the switches ON column If there...

Page 4: ...09 64 32 8 4 15 reversed in X direction 117 64 32 16 4 16 reversed in X direction 125 64 32 16 8 4 If the lantern has switches labelled 1 2 or 128 set these to OFF Switch 4 reverses the X direction mo...

Page 5: ...hen be assigned to the selected lanterns The joystick will then control the movement of the selected lanterns The colour and gobo must be selected first This allows several cans to be controlled simul...

Page 6: ...crolling are available but gobo pads have no effect except blackout and strobe The IQ MX80 is not compatible with the Chroma 250 Raptor Joystick x axis controls barrel rotation y axis controls barrel...

Page 7: ...Q MX80 will return to the lanterns and the colours that were selected when manual mode was exited Short cut To change programs quickly touch the PROG pad and touch the lantern select pad that correspo...

Page 8: ...sitions that have already been programmed into them Touch the WRITE pad again to exit from program write mode Switch the write disable switch back into the disable position to protect the programs tha...

Page 9: ...nterns to be edited Move the beams to the required position using the joystick and touch ENTER Extending programs Select the program to be edited using the PROG pad Using the STEP pad select the step...

Page 10: ...ducts with jacks are designed to ensure that the resistors are connected automatically Without them the signal reflects off the end of the cable and interferes with the new data coming the other way I...

Page 11: ...DMX chain not necessaraily those adjacent to the fault Technical specification Dimensions 482 133 100 mm Power supply 230V AC 50Hz Power requirements 9VA Mains input IEC connector Fuse F250mA 5 20mm H...

Page 12: ...osts installation costs or travel expenses Your statutory rights are not affected In the event of any problems with this product contact the retailer from which it was purchased for technical assistan...

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