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DigitalSpot 3000 DT II 

 

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31.4 Replacing the fuse

 

Only replace the fuse by a fuse of same type and rating. 
Before replacing the fuse, turn the power off and unplug the mains lead. 
Procedure: 
 

 1) Unscrew the fuse holder on the rear panel of the base with a fitting screwdriver from the housing  

 

(anti - clockwise). 

 

 2) Remove the old fuse from the fuse holder. 

 

 3) Install the new fuse in the fuse holder. 

 

 4) Replace the fuse holder in the housing and fix it. 

 

31.5 System restore

 

You can perform a system restore on the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II with your System Restore USB flash drive. 
 

Warning. 

The system restore replaces all fixture settings and the Media folder content. 

This action return the device to a factory state. 

 

For a system restore, you will need: 
- the USB flash drive with a System restore utility (part of Digital 3000 DT II delivery) 
- the USB keyboard 
 
Use the following steps to perform a system restore: 

1

. Plug the USB flash drive with System restore utility and the USB keyboard into two external 

USB ports on the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II.  

2

. Power on the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II. When the fixture  boots, press Delete key on the keyboard to enter the 

fixture´s computer SETUP and set the boot from USB drive (Path: "Advanced Bios Features" --- >"1st boot device"---
-> "[USB]). 

3.

 Save this setting and exit SETUP. The fixture continues booting, wait until you see a full-screen 

menu titled:  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image Manager for ROBE Digital Products

   

 

 

 

 

Options: 

 

 

 

 

Write "rescue" for  enter to Main Menu 

 

4

. Type the word 

rescue 

on the keyboard and the following screen will appear: 

 
 

 

 

 

Options: 

 

 

 

 

Restore From Backup 

 

 

 

 

Restart 

 

5

. Select option "Restore From Backup" to start recovery process This process will take cca 5 minutes. 

6

. Select option "Restart" to restart the fixture. After a few minutes you may remove all your external USB devices. 

Now the fixture is in a factory state and you should perform update (if required) of graphical software, HW 
processors and media content to the current state.   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Digital Spot 3000 DT II

Page 1: ...Version 1 3 ...

Page 2: ... zoom 10 9 Rigging the fixture 10 10 DMX 512 connection 12 11 Ethernet connection 12 12 Folder organization 14 13 Control menu map 15 14 Operating modes 20 15 Control menu 20 15 1 Fixture Address 20 15 2 Fixture information 21 15 3 Personality 21 15 4 Lamp On Off 23 15 5 Manual control 23 15 6 Stand alone setting 23 15 7 Preview mode 25 15 8 Reset functions 25 15 9 Service menu 25 15 10 Special fu...

Page 3: ...nels 56 23 2 Picture merging example 64 24 Pre cut content mode for Picture Merging 65 25 Effect video synchronization 67 26 Projection onto angular cylindric or spheric surfaces 68 26 1 Curved surface support channels 68 26 2 Rectangle onto circle sphere mapping with picture merging 70 27 Video processing on gobo layers from a streaming video server 71 28 RDM 78 28 1 CITP MSEX protocol 78 29 Tech...

Page 4: ...ibutor or local power company Always disconnect the fixture from AC power before cleaning removing or installing the fuses or any part Make sure that the power switch is set to off position before you connect the fixture to the mains The power plug has to be accessible after installing the fixture Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock Do not ...

Page 5: ... beyond the rated lamp life Operate the fixture only after having familiarized with its functions Do not permit operation by persons not qualified for operating the fixture Most damages are the result of unprofessional operation Please use the original packaging if the fixture is to be transported Please consider that unauthorized modifications on the fixture are forbidden due to safety reasons If...

Page 6: ...as well as media fixture capabilities including loading images and movies The graphics engine allows you manipulate position scale rotation apply visual effects and colour mix each image S Video and VGA inputs for direct input to data projectors are handy for performing presentations S Video and Composite live inputs can be used in graphics effects of DigitalSpot 3000 DT II 4 Fixture exterior view...

Page 7: ...o 9 inputs provide direct connection to the projector The inputs are intended for a static presentation as data going through the inputs cannot be processed in a graphics engine it means that graphics effects from a DMX protocol will not be usable In this use of the fixture the function of Keystoning from a DMX protocol will not operate Next both inputs Composite 10 and S Video 11 enable to proces...

Page 8: ...thout switching the fixture off run total reset of the fixture menu item Reset all Systems 7 Shutting down the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II There are two recommended ways how to shutdown the fixture 1 A DMX controller can switch off the projector lamp and shut down the fixture with the Lamp Off Fixture Off option on the control channel 8 Power Special Functions see DMX protocol 2 The option Fixture Off ...

Page 9: ... of 1 93 2 16 1 to assist you in determining the ideal location for your fixture Min zoom is default setting Max zoom is possible after manual adjustment only See instructions below Note There is a tolerance among these numbers due to optical component variations We recommend that if you intend to permanently install the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II you should physically test the projection size and dis...

Page 10: ... endangered areas is forbidden The operator has to make sure that safety relating and machine technical installations are approved by an expert before taking into operation for the first time and after changes before taking into operation another time The operator has to make sure that safety relating and machine technical installations are approved by a skilled person once a year To ensure reliab...

Page 11: ...able through the two apertures on the bottom of the base and over the trussing system etc Insert the end in the carbine and tighten the fixation screw To install the fixture on the truss 1 Bolt clamp 1 to the omega holder 2 with M12 bolt and lock nut through the hole in the holder 2 Fasten the omega holders on the bottom of the base by inserting both quick lock fasteners 3 into the holes of the ba...

Page 12: ... fixtures may be connected on a DMX link Example Caution Terminate the link by installing a termination plug in the DMX output of the last fixture The termination plug is a male 3 pin XLR plug with a 120 Ohm resistor soldered between Signal and Signal 11 Ethernet connection The fixtures on a data link are connected to the Ethernet network with an Art Net communication protocol The controlling soft...

Page 13: ... 6 3 1 4 8 5 7 6 2 7 5 8 4 Ethernet operation Connect the Ethernet inputs of all fixtures in the fixture chain with the network Use the menu Artnet Settings to set an IP address artnet universe and artnet subnet on all fixtures see the Fixture address menu The option Activate Artnet mode has to be confirmed in Artnet Settings menu on all fixtures Example DMX address 1 DMX address 273 DMX address 1...

Page 14: ...ow show differences in file DMX assignment between the alphabetical and numerical sorting The table also includes file names without a correct 3 digit convention to illustrate their behaviour in the numerical sorting Media file name DMX value at Alphabetical Sorting DMX value at Numerical Sorting 001_testfile1 png 1 1 020_testfile2 png 2 20 19_testfile3 png 3 19 3_testfile4 png 4 3 460_testfile5 p...

Page 15: ...Address Custom IP Address Gateway Address Set ArtNet Universe 0 15 Set ArtNet Subnet 0 15 Activate Artnet Mode Fixture Information DMX Values Pan 0 255 Synchro to L3 0 255 Media Disk Space Usage Free Disk Space Used Disk Space Software Version Graphic Engine IC1 Motherboard IC2 Motherboard IC3 Motherboard IC1 HeadBoard GPU Info GPU Video Bios Driver Version Display Device Product IDs Mac Addr RDM ...

Page 16: ... Orientation Rotated Orientation Pan Tilt Feedback On Off Pan Tilt Mode Time Mode Speed Mode Active Blackout While During Movement Cor On Off Pan Tilt Moving On Off Projection Presetting Ceiling Projection On Off Rear Projection On Off Projector Refresh Rate 60Hz Default 50Hz Dmx Protocol Set DMX Mode No Server 2 Layers 3 Layers Protocol Version Version 1 0 Version 1 2 Gobo Selection Mode Alphabet...

Page 17: ...ynchro to L3 0 255 Video Input Selection Internal Input External Composite Input External SVideo Input Stand alone Setting Play Program Test program In Loop Normal Program 1 Static Pan 0 255 Tilt 0 255 Program 10 Focus 0 255 Run Program Edit Program Program 1 Edit Steps Step 1 Pan Program 10 Step 99 Synchronization To ID Step Time 0 1 25 5 Fade Time 0 1 25 5 Snap DMX Save Start Step 1 99 Save and ...

Page 18: ...Timer Deactivated Timer Activated Set Timer Hours Set Timer Minutes Preview Mode Reset Functions Reset Graphics Engine Reset Pan Tilt System Reset Focus Shutter System Reset All Systems Service Menu Power On Time Total Hours Resetable Hours Lamp On Time Total Hours Resetable Hours Lamp Strikes Total Strikes Resetable Strikes Fixture Temperatures Current Pan Tilt Board LED Panel Board Maximum Nonre...

Page 19: ... No USB Data Synchronize USB1 Open Media Open 000 Open USB2 Synchronize to Fixture 240 Synchronize from Fixture Synchronize to Fixture Synchronize from Fixture Update Open Synchronize to Fixture Synchronize from Fixture Init Flash Disc Software Update Update Graphical Software Update HW processors Software Update Media Content Calibrate Values Analog Shutter Calib 0 255 Tilt Calibration 0 255 Gene...

Page 20: ...he fixture addresses configure the fixture run test make a reset and also use many functions for setting fixture behaviour Control elements on the control board RNS encoder wheel moves between menu items on the same level scrolls between values ESC button leaves menu without saving changes ENTER button enters menu confirms adjusted values and leaves menu After switching the fixture on than press E...

Page 21: ...to show a size of free hard disk space MB Used Disk Space Select the item to show a size of used hard disk space MB Software Version Select this function to read the software version of the fixture modules Graphic Engine a graphic software of the fixture IC1 Motherboard a processor IC1 on the main board in the fixture base the IC1 controls communication DMX fans temperatures IC2 Motherboard a virt...

Page 22: ... enable the blackout during the head movement correction if the moving head lost its right pan tilt position for a short moment Pan Tilt Moving This function closes the light output during pan tilt changing Projection Presetting Use this menu depending on the installation location of the fixture Ceiling Projection When this function is On a picture is top bottom and left right reversed This functi...

Page 23: ...Lamp On Off Use this option in order to switch on off the projector s lamp Do not use the projector continuously for 24 hours or more If using the projector continuously for long periods turn it off and leave it for one hour at least once during a 24 hour period 15 5 Manual control Manual DMX control Select this menu to control all channels by the control elements on the control board Video Input ...

Page 24: ...sired positions all values are loaded from DMX 8 Go to the next prog step press the ENTER and repeat this procedure steps 4 and 7 After creation of the program you can simply reduced its length by changing the start end step using either Start Step item or End Step item Music Trigger Select this item to enable the sound control of the running programs via the built in microphone Play DMX Program S...

Page 25: ... their standard positions 15 9 Service menu Use this menu to read useful information about the fixture Power On Time Select this submenu to read the number of operation hours of the fixture Total Hours The function shows the total number of the operation hours since the DigitalSpot 3500 has been fabricated Resetable Hours The function shows the number of the operation hours that the DigitalSpot 35...

Page 26: ...oftware update Regenerate Thumbnails Use the menu to manage thumbnails behaviour Set Thumbnail size The menu item allows set the size of the thumbnail 50 min size 300 max size Regenerate Thumbnails By pressing the Enter button the refreshing process of gobo video thumbnails starts This action should be performed if you have changed gobo video files and the fixture was not switched off after the ch...

Page 27: ... the ENTER 3 Select Media press the ENTER 4 If you want to copy all Media folder from the fixture including subfolders 000 240 select item Synchronize from Fixture If you want to copy only one subfolder e g 035 select Open press the ENTER select desired subfolder from a list of subfolders press the ENTER and select option Synchronize from Fixture If you want to copy only one file select Open and p...

Page 28: ...ction shuts down the fixture The projector lamp is switched off as first and after cca 20 seconds is switched off the fixture 16 Keystones 16 1 Global keystone parameters If an image is output from the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II at an angle the image may be skewed Eight keystone channels KeyStone Top Left X KeyStone Top Left Y KeyStone Top Right X KeyStone Top Right Y KeyStone Bottom Right X KeyStone ...

Page 29: ...ach gobo layer Major use of these effects is in a situation where the gobo mask is applied on a layer and you need to adjust a mask shape onto some object on the scene More important is adjusting of the inner part of the image on the layer than the outer shape of the graphics output Characteristic case is a composition of 2 layers the layer 1 where is applied a picture of the landscape and the lay...

Page 30: ...direction The channels Gobo position Y coarse and Gobo position Y fine allow 8 bit 16 bit positioning in Y direction 3 Layer skewing along X and Y axis On the channel Gobo effect 1 selection adjust a DMX value 150 and using the control parameters 1 an 2 you can skew the image in either X or Y axis The channel Gobo effect 1 Parameter 1 skews the image in X axis ...

Page 31: ...ters 3 you can squeeze the image in X axis The channel Gobo effect 1 Parameter 3 squeezes stretches the image edges in Y axis On the channel Gobo effect 2 selection adjust a DMX value 150 and using the control parameters 1 you can squeeze the image in Y axis Note To allows this effect the channel Gobo effect 1 selection has to be set to DMX 150 The channel Gobo effect 2 Parameter 1 squeezes stretc...

Page 32: ... the channel Gobo effect 1 selection has to be set at DMX 150 The channel Gobo effect 2 Parameter 2 compresses or expands the image in X axis The channel Gobo effect 2 Parameter 3 compresses or expands the image in Y axis After shaping the image by means of the parameters stated above you can apply the global banner effects on the whole graphics output and this final image should appear for instan...

Page 33: ...ptions Copy mode 0 17 DMX In this mode the pixels of the layer are written on top of the previous layers Addition mode 20 37 DMX In this mode the pixel values of the current layer are added to the ones of the previous layers This means that dark pixels in the current layer image won t alter the pixels that are underneath while light pixel will saturate the image underneath Subtraction mode 40 47DM...

Page 34: ...e 4 Play forward once Plays the video segment from In Frame point to Out Frame point and holds on the last frame 6 Scrub display the selected In Frame Displays the frame which has been defined by the In Frame value 7 Scrub display the selected Out Frame Displays the frame which has been defined by the Out Frame value 19 Playback speed The Playback speed channel controls the speed of video playback...

Page 35: ... Parameter 2 Parameter 3 which allow to change the behaviour of selected effect e g speed amount 20 1 Kaleidoscopic effect The kaleidoscopic effect section on the channel Gobo effect 1 selection allows selection of the static or dynamic mode of the kaleidoscopic effect according to the desired mosaic segment DMX value Segment of mosaic Example Source picture Static mode Dynamic mode 100 101 Square...

Page 36: ...visible at the sides of the effect Meaning of the control channels depends on the kaleidoscope mode which has been selected Static mode Gobo effect 1 Parameter 1 Density of mosaic segments DMX value Function 0 255 Density of mosaic segments from large 0 DMX to small 255 DMX If the effect Centered Kaleidoscope rough is selected meaning of the Parameter 1 is the following DMX value Function 0 255 Sh...

Page 37: ... circle format and adjust the character of the circular effect The circular effect can be activated on each gobo layer if you set the Gobo Effect 1 Selection channel to a DMX Value of 90 The Parameter 1 of this effect changes the character of the circular effect from concave to convex The Parameter 2 and Parameter 3 serve for adjusting X ratio and Y ratio of the source image A default value for al...

Page 38: ...ue colour element 0 255 no adjustment maximum saturation RGB subtract add All Pixels DMX value 53 the effect reduces increases colour values across all pixels Associated control parameters Control parameter Controlled item DMX value Function Parameter 1 Red colour element 0 255 Min saturat 0 no adjustment 128 max saturation 255 Parameter 2 Green colour element 0 255 Min saturat 0 no adjustment 128...

Page 39: ...ameter 3 Blue colour element 0 255 no adjustment 0 green 255 Swap RGB to BGR DMX value 58 the effect swaps red and blue colour in all pixels Green colour remains without change Associated control parameters Control parameter Controlled item DMX value Function Parameter 1 Red colour element 0 255 no adjustment 0 blue 255 Parameter 2 Green colour element 0 255 No change Parameter 3 Blue colour eleme...

Page 40: ...effect changes the transparency level of an image s element colour values You can adjust the transparency of individual colours from completely transparent to full opacity using the control parameters 1 2 and 3 Control parameter Controlled item DMX value Function Parameter 1 Red colour element 0 255 Changes the red colour element transparency Parameter 2 Green colour element 0 255 Changes the gree...

Page 41: ...ustment 255 Parameter 3 Blue colour 0 255 Changes the inclination of conversion line for blue colour from max output intensity 0 no adjustment 255 Brightness scale DMX value 69 the effect changes the output intensity of brightness of the picture Associated control parameters Control parameter Controlled item DMX value Function Parameter 1 Inclination of the conversion line bottom point 0 255 Chang...

Page 42: ...ure modes applied on the iris surface To see various texture modes the channels of the X Y zoom have to comply with a condition Gobo zoom X coarse 128 and the Gobo zoom Y coarse 128 After that you can use the channels Gobo position X coarse Gobo position X fine and Gobo position Y coarse Gobo position Y fine to move the iris to the desired position on the layer Example Selected image on the layer ...

Page 43: ...is surface Parameter 3 DMX value Mode Zoom X Zoom X Position X 0 9 Mode 1 10 19 Mode 2 20 29 Mode 3 30 39 Mode 4 The following modes 5 8 include black mask 40 49 Mode 5 Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX ...

Page 44: ...255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX 60 69 Mode 7 Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX 70 79 Mode 8 Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 255 DMX Dimmer on the layer 3 1 DMX The iris effect can be combined together e g between layers 3 2 and 2 1 ...

Page 45: ... to choose iris opening closing command DMX value Function 0 Close iris 1 Open iris 2 Open and close iris at gobo change 3 Open iris at gobo change close iris at gobo change A default value for all three parameters is 0 20 6 Zoom effects on layer Two zoom effects on each gobo layer can be applied on images if the Gobo Effect 1 Selection or Gobo Effect 2 Selection channel is set to a DMX value of 9...

Page 46: ... Parameter 3 Diagonal position 0 255DMX top left corner bottom right corner 128 DMX center of image 128 Example Original P1 111DMX P2 84DMX P3 138DMX 2 Pixelation effect Activation channel Gobo Effect 2 Selection on each layer Default value Activation DMX value 71 Control Parameter 1 Amount of pixel in X axis 0 255DMX max min 0 Parameter 2 Amount of pixel in Y axis 0 255DMX max min 0 Parameter 3 E...

Page 47: ...k 0 Parameter 3 Effect boundary position in X axis 0 255 DMX movement of effect boundary from left to right 0 Example Original P1 81DMX P2 0DMX P3 85DMX P1 81DMX P2 128DMX P3 85DMX 4 Posterization effect Activation channel Gobo Effect 2 Selection on each layer Default value Activation DMX value 73 Control Parameter 1 Number of colours 0 DMX all colours 1 255DMX reducing of colours 0 Parameter 2 Ga...

Page 48: ...ve PC as well as between fixtures Which method you use depends on how much content you want to move whether the fixture is currently connected to the Ethernet fixture link There is several methods for moving user content files and folders between fixtures and a local drive and between fixtures each other You can use FTP client in Windows explorer window fixtures have to be connected to Ethernet li...

Page 49: ... in address line in your Windows explorer window Use this format ftp 2 X X X e g ftp 2 236 2 88 see picture below If all settings are proper you will see Media and Update folders in the Windows explorer window and now you can work with them as local folders and files See also Special functions FTP Server ...

Page 50: ...tem 3 Select option Get Add ons from the standard toolbar type fireftp into the top left field and press Enter key 4 Click on the Add to Firefox button and follow the installation instructions 5 Follow the installation instructions until the installation has finished 5 After installation go to the Tools select Add ons item select Extensions in the toolbar and click on the Options button Select Int...

Page 51: ...ttp format e g http 2 97 181 89 and go to the Contents Synchronization window where a list of available fixtures is offered You need to know only IP address of one fixture as the rest of connected fixtures with their IP addresses is displayed in this window By clicking on the Ftp option in parenthesis at desired fixture the FireFTP window will appear Now you can move files between PC and desired f...

Page 52: ... the gobo folder no 240 serves for a synchronization of the update folders between the fixtures To move files 1 Select desired folders check boxes If you want to select all folders check All Media check box 2 Select a target fixture fixtures in a list of available fixtures 3 Select desired Synchronization Mode and click the Do Synchronization button to start the file transfer 22 Remote control of ...

Page 53: ...p status DMX protocol selection etc Status Messages the window under this option displays error and status messages Special Functions the window offers several items Thumbnails size changing the size of the thumbnails The change takes effect in the item Content If you change the thumbnail size use the button Update below the size box ...

Page 54: ...rs of video media files Content by entering this window a complete overview of all gobo folders is offered from which the folder to be view can be selected Click a desired folder to display its content Click a desired picture to zoom it in Contents Synchronization the window allows you copy addition media content from a current fixture to another fixtures on an ethernet network ...

Page 55: ...er no 240 serves for a synchronization of the update folders between the fixtures To move files 1 Select desired folders check boxes If you want to select all folders check All Media check box 2 Select a target fixture fixtures in a list of available fixtures 3 Select desired Synchronization mode and click the Do Synchronization button to start file transfer Remote Graphics Output preview of the c...

Page 56: ...e images of the individual projectors It is possible to create an image field up to 64 segments non mirrored configuration You can display the original DigitalSpot 3000 DT II gobos videos or custom gobos videos from user folders 23 1 Picture merging control channels Global effect 1 DMX values in a range of 1 7 enable the picture merging procedure You can select from several predefined widths of th...

Page 57: ...7 2 x 3 6 62 7 x 8 56 8 3 x 3 9 63 8 x 8 64 9 4 x 1 4 64 9 x 1 9 10 1 x 4 4 65 1 x 9 9 11 4 x 2 8 66 9 x 2 18 12 2 x 4 8 67 2 x 9 18 13 4 x 3 12 68 9 x 3 27 14 3 x 4 12 69 3 x 9 27 15 4 x 4 16 70 9 x 4 36 16 5 x 1 5 71 4 x 9 36 17 1 x 5 5 72 9 x 5 45 18 5 x 2 10 73 5 x 9 45 19 2 x 5 10 74 9 x 6 54 20 5 x 3 15 75 6 x 9 54 21 3 x 5 15 76 9 x 7 63 22 5 x 4 20 77 7 x 9 63 23 4 x 5 20 78 10 x 1 10 24 5...

Page 58: ... 3 x 7 21 96 11 x 4 44 42 7 x 4 28 97 4 x 11 44 43 4 x 7 28 98 11 x 5 55 44 7 x 5 35 99 5 x 11 55 45 5 x 7 35 100 12 x 1 12 46 7 x 6 42 101 1 x 12 12 47 6 x 7 42 102 12 x 2 24 48 7 x7 49 103 2 x 12 24 49 8 x 1 8 104 12 x 3 36 50 1 x 8 8 105 3 x 12 36 51 8 x2 16 106 12 x 4 48 52 2 x 8 16 107 4 x 12 48 53 8 x 3 24 108 12 x 5 60 54 3 x 8 24 109 5 x 12 60 55 8 x 4 32 Example Image field configuration ...

Page 59: ...x 2 4 148 10 x 3 30 131 4 x 2 8 149 6 x 5 30 132 6 x 1 6 150 10 x 4 40 133 2 x 3 6 151 8 x 5 40 134 6 x 2 12 152 10 x 5 50 135 4 x 3 12 153 12 x 1 12 136 6 x 3 18 154 2 x 6 12 137 8 x 1 8 155 12 x 2 24 138 2 x 4 8 156 4 x 6 24 139 8x 2 16 157 12 x 3 36 140 4 x 4 16 158 6 x 6 36 141 8 x 3 24 159 12 x 4 48 142 6 x 4 24 160 8 x 6 48 143 8 x 4 32 161 12 x 5 60 144 10 x 1 10 162 10 x 6 60 145 2 x 5 10 ...

Page 60: ... 4 4 184 5 x 6 30 167 2 x 4 8 185 3 x 10 30 168 3 x 2 6 186 5 x 8 40 169 1 x 6 6 187 4 x 10 40 170 3 x 4 12 188 5 x 10 50 171 2 x 6 12 189 6 x 2 12 172 3 x 6 18 190 1 x 12 12 173 4 x 2 8 191 6 x 4 24 174 1 x 8 8 192 2 x 12 24 175 4 x 4 16 193 6 x 6 36 176 2 x 8 16 194 3 x 12 36 177 4 x 6 24 195 6 x 8 48 178 3 x 8 24 196 4 x 12 48 179 4 x 8 32 197 6 x 10 60 180 5 x 2 10 198 5 x 12 60 181 1 x 10 10 ...

Page 61: ...4 8 220 10 x 6 60 203 4 x 4 16 221 6 x 10 60 204 6 x 2 12 222 10 x 8 80 205 2 x 6 12 223 8 x 10 80 206 6 x 4 24 224 10 x 10 100 207 4 x 6 24 225 12 x 2 24 208 6 x 6 36 226 2 x 12 24 209 8 x 2 16 227 12 x 4 48 210 2 x 8 16 228 4 x 12 48 211 8 x 4 32 229 12 x 6 72 212 4 x 8 32 230 6 x 12 72 213 8 x 6 48 231 12 x 8 96 214 6 x 8 48 232 8 x 12 96 215 8 x 8 64 233 12 x 10 120 216 10 x 2 20 234 10 x 12 1...

Page 62: ...ally mirrored configuration 4 x 1 DMX 129 set on all fixtures All projected images have a resolution of 1024 x 768 but the resolution of 1024 pixels is made from 512 pixels as each fixture projects 1 2 of the source picture this half has a source resolution 512 x 768 Example 2 Horizontally mirrored configuration 2 x 1 DMX 128 set on two pairs of fixtures 2 x 1 2 x 1 All projected images have a res...

Page 63: ... sharp edges Displays auxiliary patern frame with sharp edges active keystoning Displays auxiliary patern frame sharp edges Showing aspect ratio of image projected on the wall Reserved step step step step step step To align segments use pan tilt zoom and keystones channels Segments before alignment Segments after alignment At adjacent edges there is the blue edge that overlaps the red one and resp...

Page 64: ...e is an example of the image field 3x2 1 All fixtures that are a part of the picture merging have to have a different fixture ID The fixture ID the last number of its IP address The fixture s IP address consists of four numbers separated by the dot e g 002 168 002 010 2 Select the same gobo video on the six DigitalSpots 3000 DT II 3 On all fixtures you are configuring set a DMX value 1 at the chan...

Page 65: ...is LtotalY totalsize pixels of the source picture in Y axis x number of picture segments in X axis y number of picture segments in Y axis b size of overlapping edges in Positions at which single picture segments start in the source picture are given by LposX Nx 1 LpartX 1 0 b 100 Position in X axis LposY NY 1 LpartY 1 0 b 100 Position in Y axis where LposX position pixels at which segment starts i...

Page 66: ...___________ Positions in X axis at which single picture segments start LposX Nx 1 LpartX 1 0 b 100 For the segment 1 L0X 1 1 366 1 0 10 100 0 pixels Nx 1 For the segment 2 L1X 2 1 366 1 0 10 100 329 pixels Nx 2 For the segment 3 L2X 3 1 366 1 0 10 100 659 pixels Nx 3 Result The first picture segment starts at point 0 pixels and has resolution of 366x768 pixels The second picture segment starts at ...

Page 67: ...he synchronizing channel responds to the fixture ID of a certain fixture You have to set the DMX value ID of the master fixture on all fixtures that are to be synchronized If the DMX value fixture ID in this case the fixture is set as a master Example 4 DigitalSpots 3000 DT II which are synchronized through the gobo layer 1 to the fixture 3 IP address Fixture ID Synchronization to ID Channel 80 Fi...

Page 68: ...ect desired shape of the surface To simplify a correction process there is a gobo with a net pattern DMX value 2 in a factory folder No 20 DMX value 20 on a Gobo folder selection channel each gobo layer Global effect 2 parameter 1 This parameter enables to adjust the total length of the image edge A value of 0 means no adjustment a value of 255 means maximum correction Note If a corner projection ...

Page 69: ...ers 1 3 have to be used in combination with the KeyStone and KeyStone X ratio Y ratio parameters to adjust desired shape of image Corner projection Example 1 Project the gobo with a net pattern on the wall the channel Gobo Folder selection is set at a value of 20 the channel Gobo selection at a value of 2 2 Set the channel Global Effect 2 to a Horizontal inside corner mapping DMX value 3 3 Use the...

Page 70: ...eezing proportional 22 0 255 Squeezing in a diagonal direction top right bottom left Continual squeezing proportional 23 0 255 Squeezing in a diagonal direction bottom left top right Continual squeezing proportional 24 0 255 Zoom Continual zooming proportional 25 0 255 Indexing Anticlockwise indexing proportional 26 2 Rectangle onto circle sphere mapping with picture merging This effect in contras...

Page 71: ... TightVNC server installed To install TightVNC server here is an example for PC running Windows XP 1 Download the Tight VNC to the PC Tight VNC 2 0 4 for Windows suports all client and server versions of Microsoft Windows starting at Windows 2000 up to Windows 7 2 Click on a Tight VNC installation file located on your hard disk and follow the on screen instructions When Service Configuration windo...

Page 72: ... pictures below is available at http www videolan org vlc Download VLC media player from this web page and install it on your streaming source PC notebook Here are important installation points how to prepare a video processing on gobo layers from a remote streaming video source in the fixture Streaming source here is an example for PC running Windows XP 1 Download the VLC media player to the PC W...

Page 73: ...ick on the Properties button and the following window will open Click on the item Internet Protocol TCP IP and the Internet Protocol Properties window will open Set IP address to something like 2 X X X with an IP mask of 255 0 0 0 ...

Page 74: ... on the hard disk and follow the on screen instructions After installing it run this VLC media player In a horizontal menu File click on Open and the following window will open Type the name of video file in the Open field check the Stream Save option and click the Settings button The Stream output window will open ...

Page 75: ... The Bitrate is the number of kbits that are conveyed or processed per second The higher is the number the higher is the quality of the projected image For streaming of desktop we recommend the bitrate of 8192 Click the OK button and confirm the Open window The VLC media player is now ready for playing up the video sequences PC Desktop streaming The desktop streaming enables you to sent your prese...

Page 76: ...ing 100 Space The Stream output window has the same setting like for video streaming except the field Bitrate kb s which should be set at the value of 8192 Important The Playback speed channel at corresponding gobo layer should be set at a DMX value of 150 200 ...

Page 77: ...to be different After specifying all streaming sources close the Remote Content window To run a video processing on the fixture On The DigitalSpot 3000 DT II which is to project video data from a streaming video source set the channel Gobo folder selection at value of 252 and on the following channel Gobo selection set a DMX value which responds to the streaming video source defined in the Remote ...

Page 78: ...ce and responses to be received from it The ROBE DreamBox allows to utilize all DigitalSpot 3000 DT II RDM functionality Please read the Robe Universal Interface user manual for detail description of RDM possibilities 28 1 CITP MSEX protocol The fixture also supports CITP MSEX protocol It is an open protocol for integration of lighting controllers media servers and visualizers on a higher than con...

Page 79: ...DigitalSpot 3000 DT II 79 The CITP protocol allows to report folders for live input and streaming These icons serves for thumbnails preview on the control console ...

Page 80: ...l Modes Copy Add Subtract Multi Minimum and Maximum Banner Effects creating action scripts for Images or Videos Graphic engine supports a combined total of more than 60 000 original and user created videos gobos usable on all gobo layers Digital Iris effect 160 Masking effects Full Key Stone correction Digital strobe effect CMY Image and Video Colour Mixing and CTC Colour Temperature Correction 2 ...

Page 81: ...er Motorized LedWash module Light source 48 Luxeon Rebel LEDs 12 red 12 green 12 blue 12 white Optical system 25 beam angle RGB colour mixing Shutter and adjustable strobe sequences Full range dimming Connections video inputs Data projector 1 x S Video Mini Din 4 pin 1 x Composite video RCA Graphic Engine standard 1xS Video Mini Din 4 pin 1x Composite video RCA Graphic Engine optional DVI VGA or S...

Page 82: ...BNC CINCH No 13051401 Optional accessories DVI VGA capture card set No 99013073 includes capture card DVI VGA Unigraph and mounting accessories SDI ASI capture card set No 99013074 includes capture card SDI ASI DTA 145 SDP and mounting accessories DVI VGA DS 3500 3000 II 7100 capture card set P N 9901 3073 includes capture card Ncast and mounting accessories ...

Page 83: ... or the stepping motor is defective or its driving IC1 on the PCB in the fixture head The shutter lamella is not located in the default position after the reset of the fixture Power Down Mode The fixture is in power down mode this mode omits fixture reset after switching it on and reduces the power of motors Power down mode is useful in special cases e g if the fixture is in a flight case and you ...

Page 84: ...s set to value that does not make possible receiving all DMX channels USB Communication Failure The message signalizes problem with communication between PC motherboard and the motor driver board Network Communication Failure The message signalizes problem with Ethernet interface on PC motherboard DP Filter Scroll Counter Warning The message signalizes that Dataprojector Filter Scroll Counter come...

Page 85: ...t secure the lamp Notice Do not turn the power on with the lamp cover removed Do not insert your fingers between the lamp and the projector The sharp edges inside the projector may cause injuries 4 Lift the handle 6 so that it stands up Use the handle to slowly pull the lamp out of the projector Pulling it too quickly may cause the lamp to break and scatter broken glass in the projector Do not pla...

Page 86: ... secure the lamp Ensure the handle is fully laid flat and locked in place Loose screw may cause a bad connection which could result in malfunction Do not over tighten the screws 7 Replace the lamp cover on the projector and tighten the captive screws 3 8 Switch on the fixture Note Do not turn the power on with the lamp cover removed 9 Reset the counter Resetable Hours in the Lamp on Time menu Item...

Page 87: ... the four screws 5 on the plastic cover and the four screws 6 on the rear cover chassiss Disconnect all power and data cables 7 from the rear panel of the projector 3 Tilt the head and unscrew the four screws 9 on the bottom side of the head that fastening the projector chassis 10 to the fixture head Warning The projector can fall out from the head if fastening screws 9 are missing from chassis 4 ...

Page 88: ...filter cover 1 fixed by two magnets on the head cover 3 Pull the air filter 2 out 4 Clean or replace the air filter 5 Snap the filter cover back to the head cover 6 Reset item Time To Cleanup Filters in the Service menu Replacing the air filter in the fixture base 1 Disconnect the fixture from power 2 Remove a side cover 2 by loosening the 4 quarter turn fasteners 1 3 Pull the air filter 3 out 4 C...

Page 89: ...g steps to perform a system restore 1 Plug the USB flash drive with System restore utility and the USB keyboard into two external USB ports on the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II 2 Power on the DigitalSpot 3000 DT II When the fixture boots press Delete key on the keyboard to enter the fixture s computer SETUP and set the boot from USB drive Path Advanced Bios Features 1st boot device USB 3 Save this settin...

Page 90: ... S video Composite connectors holder 3 3 Insulating plastic washers 6 4 Metal washers 7 5 M3 nuts 8 Warning The S video Composite connectors holder has to be electrically insulated from the rear panel otherwise the capture card can be damaged Check proper placing of the insulating washers 5 Screw the DVI VGAI connectors holder 9 on the rear panel with two screws M3x10 4 6 Remove the capture card f...

Page 91: ...deo Composite connectors holder 3 3 Insulating plastic washers 6 4 Metal washers 7 5 M3 nuts 8 Warning The S video Composite connectors holder has to be electrically insulated from the rear panel otherwise the capture card can be damaged Check proper placing of the insulating washers 5 Screw the SDI ASI connectors holder 9 on the rear panel with two screws M3x10 4 6 Remove the capture card from it...

Page 92: ...sed DANGER Disconnect from the mains before starting any cleaning and maintenance work The front covering glasses will require weekly cleaning as smoke fluid tends to building up residues reducing the light output very quickly The cooling fans should be cleaned monthly The interior of the fixture should be cleaned at least annually using a vacuum cleaner or an air jet More complicated maintenance ...

Page 93: ... 160 191 Figure of triangle from small to large proportional 192 223 Figure of star from small to large proportional 224 255 Figure of cross from small to large proportional 7 Pan Tilt macro speed 0 No macro step 1 127 Macro generation from fast to slow forwards proportional 128 129 No macro step 130 255 Macro generation from slow to fast backwards proportional 8 Power Special functions 0 39 Reser...

Page 94: ...nt 128 default proportional proportional 12 Red LEDs 0 255 Red LEDs saturation control 0 100 proportional 13 Green LEDs 0 255 Green LEDs saturation control 0 100 proportional 14 Blue LEDs 0 255 Blue LEDs saturation control 0 100 proportional 15 White LEDs 0 255 White LEDs saturation control 0 100 proportional 16 LED shutter and strobe 0 31 Shutter closed step 32 63 Shutter open step 64 95 Strobe e...

Page 95: ... proportional 27 KeyStone Y ratio 0 127 Ratio control from bottom to center proportional 128 Center default step 129 255 Ratio control from center to top proportional 28 Cyan 0 255 Cyan continuously 0 white 255 full cyan proportional 29 Magenta 0 255 Magenta continuously 0 white 255 full magenta proportional Common effects for all gobo layers 0 255 Magenta continuously 0 white 255 full magenta pro...

Page 96: ...al ellipse inside out fuzzy edge 1 step 27 Vertical ellipse inside out fuzzy edge 2 step 27 Vertical ellipse inside out fuzzy edge 3 step 29 Vertical ellipse inside out fuzzy edge 4 maximum step 29 Vertical ellipse inside out fuzzy edge 4 maximum step 30 Clockwise wipe sharp edge step 31 Clockwise wipe fuzzy edge 1 step 32 Clockwise wipe fuzzy edge 2 step 33 Clockwise wipe fuzzy edge 3 step 34 Clo...

Page 97: ... edge 4 maximum step 80 Horizontal barn doors outside in sharp edge step 81 Horizontal barn doors outside in fuzzy edge 1 step 82 Horizontal barn doors outside in fuzzy edge 2 step 83 Horizontal barn doors outside in fuzzy edge 3 step 84 Horizontal barn doors outside in fuzzy edge 4 maximum step 85 Horizontal barn doors inside out sharp edge step 86 Horizontal barn doors inside out fuzzy edge 1 st...

Page 98: ...tep 128 Vertical crossing 8x step 129 Vertical crossing 8x inverse step 129 Vertical crossing 8x inverse step 130 Horizontal crossing 16x step 131 Horizontal crossing 16x inverse step 132 Vertical crossing 16x step 133 Vertical crossing 16x inverse step 134 Checker wipe 3x4 left right step 135 Checker wipe 3x4 right left step 136 Checker wipe 4x4 left right step 137 Checker wipe 4x4 right left ste...

Page 99: ...4 Digital Iris fine 0 255 Iris fine proportional 35 Digital strobe 0 30 Open light output step 31 80 Digital strobe effect from slow to fast proportional 81 110 Open light output step 111 140 Random digital strobe effect from slow to fast proportional 141 149 Open light output step 150 154 Iris displays current gobo from gobo layer 1 step 155 159 Iris displays current gobo from gobo layer 2 step 1...

Page 100: ...ng edges for pre cut content mode 11 Width of overlapping edges 10 P1 P2 P3 12 Width of overlapping edges 0 P1 P2 P3 12 Width of overlapping edges 0 P1 P2 P3 13 Width of overlapping edges 15 P1 P2 P3 14 Width of overlapping edges 20 P1 P2 P3 15 Width of overlapping edges 25 P1 P2 P3 16 Width of overlapping edges 30 P1 P2 P3 17 Width of overlapping edges 35 P1 P2 P3 P1 field configuration P2 segmen...

Page 101: ...effect Global Effect 2 Parameter 3 52 0 255 Function depends on selected Global Effect 2 depends on effect 53 Dimmer 0 255 Dimmer intensity from 0 to 100 255 default proportional Gobo layer 1 0 255 Dimmer intensity from 0 to 100 255 default proportional 54 Gobo Folder selection 0 20 Factory folders step 21 240 User folders step 241 250 Reserved 251 Live input grab card see channel 55 step 252 Stre...

Page 102: ... 5 No function 6 Scrub Display the selected In Frame step 7 Scrub Display the selected Out Frame step 8 9 Reserved 8 9 Reserved Video stream 2 the same functionality as for Video stream 1 10 Play forward if dimmer on layer 1 0 looping continuously step 11 Play forward if dimmer on layer 1 0 hold on last frame step 12 Pause step 13 Play forward in continuous loop step 14 Play forward once and hold ...

Page 103: ...crub Display the selected Out Frame step 68 69 Reserved Video stream 2 70 77 The same functionality as for Video stream 1 step 70 77 The same functionality as for Video stream 1 step 78 79 Reserved Minimum mode Video stream 1 80 Play forward if dimmer on layer 1 0 looping continuously step 81 Play forward if dimmer on layer 1 0 hold on last frame step 82 Pause step 83 Play forward in continuous lo...

Page 104: ...on 0 No effect 1 Zoom sinus P1 speed 2 Zoom bump in fade out P1 speed 3 Zoom fade in bump out P1 speed 4 Reserved 5 Zoom in fade P1 speed 5 Zoom in fade P1 speed 6 Zoom out fade P1 speed 7 Scale xy sinus P1 speed 8 Reserved 9 Reserved 10 Reserved 64 11 XY pos circle counter clockwise P1 speed 12 XY pos circle clockwise P1 speed 13 XY pos scroll up P1 speed 14 XY pos scroll down P1 speed 15 XY pos ...

Page 105: ...x none 55 Plane cross tile 2x none 56 Plane cross tile 2x inverse none 56 Plane cross tile 2x inverse none 57 Plane cross tile 3x none 58 Plane cross tile 3x inverse none 59 Plane cross tile 4x none 60 Plane cross tile 4x inverse none 64 61 Plane cross tile 5x none 62 Plane cross tile 5x inverse none 63 Plane cross tiler 5x none 64 Plane cross tiler 5x inverse none 65 Plane bar none 66 Plane bar i...

Page 106: ...namic mode P1 P2 P3 106 Triangular 1 static mode P1 P2 P3 106 Triangular 1 static mode P1 P2 P3 107 Triangular 1 dynamic mode P1 P2 P3 108 Triangular 2 static mode P1 P2 P3 109 Triangular 2 dynamic mode P1 P2 P3 110 Centered kaleidoscope rough static mode P1 P2 P3 111 Centered kaleidoscope rough dynamic mode P1 P2 P3 112 Centered kaleidoscope fine static mode P1 P2 P3 113 Centered kaleidoscope fin...

Page 107: ...ount 27 Alpha flash P1 amount 28 Invert flash P1 amount 29 BW Flash P1 amount 29 BW Flash P1 amount 30 Black and white to black and white inverse Flash P1 amount 31 Gradient Wipe X P1 amount 32 Gradient Wipe Y P1 amount 33 39 Reserved 40 Gaussian filter P1 amount 41 Mean filter P1 amount 42 Laplacian filter P1 amount 43 Emboss filter P1 amount 44 Sharpness filter P1 amount 45 49 Reserved RGB effec...

Page 108: ...keystoning P1 P2 P3 P1 squeezing stretching in X P2 P3 compressing expanding in X Y 151 199 Reserved 200 Picture merging R G B gamma adjustment in blended edges P1 P2 P3 P 1 red P 2 green P 3 blue 201 255 Reserved 69 Gobo effect 2 Parameter 1 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 70 Gobo effect 2 Parameter 2 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 71 Gobo effect 2 Parameter 3 0 255 Effect control ...

Page 109: ...MX is selected on channel 82 0 White screen step 1 20 Video composite input PAL system step 21 40 SVIDEO input PAL system step 21 60 Video composite input NTSC system step 61 80 SVIDEO input NTSC system step 81 100 Video composite input SECAM system step 101 120 SVIDEO input SECAM system step 121 140 Reserved If Grabber Card is installed in the fixture 141 160 VGA input of DVI VGA grabber card ste...

Page 110: ...ay forward once and hold on the last frame step 15 No function 16 Scrub Display the selected In Frame step 17 Scrub Display the selected Out Frame step 18 19 Reserved Addition mode Video Stream 1 20 Play forward if dimmer on layer 2 0 looping continuously step 21 Play forward if dimmer on layer 2 0 hold on last frame step 22 Pause step 23 Play forward in continuous loop step 24 Play forward once a...

Page 111: ...me step 82 Pause step 83 Play forward in continuous loop step 84 Play forward once and hold on the last frame step 85 No function 85 No function 86 Scrub Display the selected In Frame step 87 Scrub Display the selected Out Frame step 88 89 Reserved Video Stream 2 90 97 the same functionality as for Video stream 1 step 98 99 Reserved Maximum mode Video stream 1 100 Play forward if dimmer on layer 2...

Page 112: ... 9 Reserved 10 Reserved 11 XY pos circle counter clockwise P1 speed 12 XY pos circle clockwise P1 speed 13 XY pos scroll up P1 speed 14 XY pos scroll down P1 speed 15 XY pos scroll left P1 speed 16 XY pos scroll right P1 speed 17 Right left diag down scroll P1 speed 18 Right left diag up scroll P1 speed 19 Left right diag down scroll P1 speed 20 Left right diag up scroll P1 speed 21 X rotate P1 sp...

Page 113: ...ss tile 5x none 62 Plane cross tile 5x inverse none 63 Plane cross tiler 5x none 64 Plane cross tiler 5x inverse none 65 Plane bar none 65 Plane bar none 66 Plane bar inverse none 67 Plane bar left righ none 68 Plane bar top bottom none 69 Reserved 70 Reserved 71 Gobo disc none 72 Gobo disc Flip X none 73 Gobo disc Flip Y none 74 Gobo disc Flip XY none 75 Gobo disc mirror X none 76 Gobo disc mirro...

Page 114: ...ynamic mode P1 P2 P3 112 Centered kaleidoscope fine static mode P1 P2 P3 113 Centered kaleidoscope fine dynamic mode P1 P2 P3 Stat mode P1 density P2 content coarse P3 content fine Dyn mode P1 density P2 size and pulsation P3 movement 114 149 Reserved 150 Layer keystoning P1 P2 P3 P1 skewing in X P2 skewing in Y P3 squeezing stretching in Y 151 255 Reserved 93 Gobo effect 1 Parameter 1 0 255 Effec...

Page 115: ...ilter P1 amount 43 Emboss filter P1 amount 44 Sharpness filter P1 amount 44 Sharpness filter P1 amount 45 49 Reserved RGB effects 50 RGB subtract All Pixels P1 P2 P3 51 RGB add All Pixels P1 P2 P3 52 RGB add non black Pixels P1 P2 P3 53 RGB substract add All Pixels P1 P2 P3 54 Swap RGB to RBG P1 P2 P3 55 Swap RGB to GRB P1 P2 P3 56 Swap RGB to GBR P1 P2 P3 57 Swap RGB to BRG P1 P2 P3 58 Swap RGB t...

Page 116: ...t control depends on effect 99 Gobo effect 2 Parameter 3 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 100 Gobo Position X coarse 0 127 Movement forward proportional 0 127 Movement forward proportional 128 Centre 128 default step 129 255 Movement backward proportional 101 Gobo position X fine 0 255 Position X fine proportional 102 Gobo position Y coarse 0 127 Movement down proportional 128 Centre 128 def...

Page 117: ...I VGA grabber card step Gobo layer 3 161 180 DVI I input of DVI VGA grabber card step 181 200 SDI input of SDI ASI grabber card step 201 220 ASI input of SDI ASI grabber card step 121 255 Reserved 112 In Frame High 0 255 Defines the beginning of a media file segment as a percentage of the movie length 0 default proportional 113 In Frame Low 0 255 Defines the beginning of a media file segment as a ...

Page 118: ... frame step 25 No function 26 Scrub Display the selected In Frame step 27 Scrub Display the selected Out Frame step 28 29 Reserved Video stream 2 Video stream 2 30 37 the same functionality as for Video stream 1 step 38 39 Reserved Substraction mode Video Stream 1 40 Play forward if dimmer on layer 3 0 looping continuously step 41 Play forward if dimmer on layer 3 0 hold on last frame step 42 Paus...

Page 119: ...d if dimmer on layer 3 0 hold on last frame step 102 Pause step 103 Play forward in continuous loop step 103 Play forward in continuous loop step 104 Play forward once and hold on the last frame step 105 No function 106 Scrub Display the selected In Frame step 107 Scrub Display the selected Out Frame step 108 109 Reserved Video Stream 2 110 117 the same functionality as for Video stream 1 step 118...

Page 120: ... 21 X rotate P1 speed 22 Y rotate P1 speed 23 XY rotate P1 speed 24 XY inv rotate P1 speed 25 X inv y rotate P1 speed 26 Tile xy P1 amount 27 Tile xy P1 speed 27 Tile xy P1 speed 28 XYZ rot cube P1 speed 29 XYZ rot sphere P1 speed 30 X rot cylinder P1 speed 31 Y rot cylinder P1 speed 32 Reserved 33 Kaleidoscope none 34 Squeeze in none 35 Squeeze out none 36 Bend X none 37 Bend Y none 38 Tile frame...

Page 121: ...bo disc mirror Y none 77 Gobo disc mirror XY none 77 Gobo disc mirror XY none 78 79 Reserved 80 Plane mirror X top inverse none 81 Plane mirror X bottom inverse none 82 Plane mirror Y left inverse none 83 Plane mirror Y right inverse none 84 Plane mirror XY inverse none 85 Plane mirror X inverse Y none 86 Plane mirror X Y inverse none 87 89 Reserved 90 Circular effect Fish eye P1 P2 P3 P1 characte...

Page 122: ...Gobo effect 1 Parameter 1 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 122 Gobo effect 1 Parameter 2 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 123 Gobo effect 1 Parameter 3 0 255 Effect control depends on effect 124 Gobo effect 2 Selection 124 Gobo effect 2 Selection 0 No effect 1 Colour to black and white P1 amount 2 Colour to black and white inverse P1 amount 3 Black and white to black and white inverse ...

Page 123: ...3 58 Swap RGB to BGR P1 P2 P3 59 RGB invert P1 P2 P3 59 RGB invert P1 P2 P3 60 Invert and swap RGB to BRG P1 P2 P3 61 Invert and swap RGB to GBR P1 P2 P3 62 Colour to Alpha P1 P2 P3 63 Colour to Alpha inverted P1 P2 P3 64 67 Reserved 68 RGB scale P1 P2 P3 P1 red P2 green P3 blue 69 Brightness scale P1 P2 P3 P1 P2 inclination of conversion line 70 Swirl effect P1 P2 P3 P1 radius P2 angle P3 diagona...

Page 124: ...portional 130 Gobo position Y coarse 0 127 Movement down proportional 128 Centre 128 default step 129 255 Movement up proportional 131 Gobo position Y fine 0 255 Position Y fine proportional 132 Gobo zoom X coarse 0 127 Narrowing proportional 0 127 Narrowing proportional 128 Centre 128 default step 132 129 255 Widening proportional 133 Gobo zoom X fine 0 255 Zoom X fine proportional 134 Gobo zoom ...

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