OmniSistem Stinger 1 Series User'S Information Manual Download Page 4

 

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Channel 3       Pattern Control

 

00-08 Beam 

Off 

09-17 

Beam Chase #1 

18-26 

Split Sky Horizontal 

27-35 

Split Sky Vertical 

36-44 

Flat Beam Fan 

45-53 

Rotating Beam Fan 

54-62 

Dual Counter Rotating Beam Fans 

63-71 

Tight Square Cone (rotates) 

72-80 

Dual Flat Beam Scan 

81-89 

Dual Sky (opens then closes) 

90-98 

Bouncing Beam Fan 

99-107 

Box Tunnel #1 (Closes "X" Axis Only) 

108-115 Quad 

Tunnel 

(rotates) 

116-125 

Triangle Tunnel (rotates) 

126-134 V-Sky 
135-143 

Dual Diagonal Fans #1 

144-152 

Dual Diagonal Fans #2 

153-161 

Box Tunnel #2 (Closes on "X" and "Y") 

162-170 Quad 

Tunnel 

(fixed) 

171-179 

Counter Rotating Fans 

180-188 

Dual Beam Cones (tight) 

189-197 

Single Rotating Beam Fan 

198-206 

Dual Beam Fans (tight) 

207-215 

Dual Beam Fans (one flat, one rotates) 

216-224 Beam 

Cone 

225-233 

Dual Rotating Square Cones 

234-242 

Beam Chase #2 (adjust channel 4 for effect) 

243-255 

Beam Chase #3 (adjust channel 4 for effect) 

Channel 

Pattern 

Speed       

 

00-230 

Fastest to Slowest 

231-255 

Freeze Frame (Pattern Hold) 

 

Channel 5 

X Axis amplitude (crunches down image, then inverts it top to bottom) 

 

Channel 6 

Y Axis amplitude (crunches down image, then inverts it side to side)  

 

Channel 7 

Y Axis Offset (allows user to raise and lower scan area) 

 

 

 

00-13  

Normal 

setting 

14-53   

Lowers "Y" Axis Offset 

54-127   

Raises "Y" Axis Offset 

128-255 

Snap to Center 

 
 

 

 

There are several options available under DMX control.  Below is a brief overview. 

 

PATTERN 

28 Base Patterns to include all your favorites like Liquid Sky, Tunnels, Fans, Beam Chases and much 
more. 

 

PATTERN SPEED and HOLD 

Find a pattern you like and then adjust the speed to your liking; you can also “Freeze” the pattern by 
simply pushing the channel 4 fader all the way up. 

 

Y AXIS OFFSET 

This feature enables you to raise or lower the position of your effect on cue. 

 

PRIMARY COLOR CONTROL 

Take control of the Green and Red to turn them on and off manually via DMX.  
(Allows users with different models of Stinger to control individual COLORS) 

Effects and Color Control 

Summary of Contents for Stinger 1 Series

Page 1: ...STINGER LASER AERIAL and BEAM DEVICE LABD Stinger 1 Series User Information Guide For 2 0 Series Red Green and Blue 4 95mW STINGER LASER Updated July 2009...

Page 2: ...edge technology allows the STINGER to render high quality beam fans tunnels and other popular effects A Laser Aerial Beam Device LABD is not designed to project graphics images on a screen wall or an...

Page 3: ...D for down to change the value of the selected digit from 0 through 9 6 Press Enter to save the new address 7 Connect the DMX interface cable from unit to DMX 512 console 8 On your DMX console move t...

Page 4: ...fect Channel 4 Pattern Speed 00 230 Fastest to Slowest 231 255 Freeze Frame Pattern Hold Channel 5 X Axis amplitude crunches down image then inverts it top to bottom Channel 6 Y Axis amplitude crunche...

Page 5: ...rce above 1mW Therefore you should never aim a laser into the audience 1 Select Beam Pattern via DMX 2 Aim beams onto a joist or along the bottom of your trussing 3 Mark the position the beams are hit...

Page 6: ...OWARDS ANOTHER HUMAN BEING Shut off the main power prior to adjusting or cleaning the unit Do not turn the unit on if the housing is damaged or becomes damaged Stinger Laser Effects are for INDOOR USE...

Page 7: ...ows is that NO laser radiation Class IIIb and above be emitted below 3 meters above the highest platform humans can stand on or 2 5 Meters horizontally and on the sides of the projector or 2 5 Meters...

Page 8: ...Applying too much pressure can easily break the special laser mirrors If this occurs the unit must be returned for replacement Note If the beam is still fuzzy please contact our service department for...

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