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8.3 Setting the DMX start address

For control of the floodlight by means of a light
controller, the DMX start address for the first
DMX channel must be set. If, for example, the
address 17 is to be used for controlling the func-
tion of the first DMX channel, set the start
address at the ODW-2410RGBW to 17. All other
DMX channels of the ODW-2410RGBW will be
automatically assigned to the subsequent ad

dresses. The following table is an example with
the start address 17:

DMX address assignment for start address 17

1) Call up the menu item

DMX Address

2) The current DMX start address will appear on

the display, e. g.

Addr:001

3) Use the button UP or DOWN to set the start

address.

8.3.1 Using subaddresses
In the 11-channel mode (

Stage

chapter 8.2),

subaddresses may be used to independently con-
trol up to 66 floodlights (floodlight groups) one
after the other via a single DMX start address.
Thus, the maximum number of DMX units possi-
ble is substantially increased. DMX channel 11 is
used to select floodlights with a subaddress.
Floodlights having the same start address and dif-
ferent subaddresses may be controlled in sync if
DMX channel 11 is set to a DMX value less than
11.

1) Call up the menu item

SET

and the submenu

2) Use the button UP or DOWN to activate the

use of subaddresses (

ID Ɗon

). When sub-

addressing is deactivated (

off

), the flood-

light will ignore the data for channel 11.

3) Use the button MENU to return to the main

menu, and then call up the menu item

Address

4) Use the button UP or DOWN to assign a sub-

addresss (1 – 66) to the floodlight.

To be able to operate the floodlight, set the DMX
channel 11 at the light controller to the DMX
value that corresponds to the subaddress of the
floodlight (

chapter 10.1.7, second table).

9 Additional Functions

Note: To be able to control the floodlight by DMX after
one of the settings described in this chapter has been
made, call up one of the following menu items:

RUN: DMX

DMX Address

Personality

ID Address

9.1 Key lock

A key lock may be used to protect the floodlight
against unauthorized operation. When the key
lock is activated, settings can only be made after
a specific sequence of buttons has been
pressed.

1) Call up the menu item

KEY LOCK

2) Use the button UP or DOWN to activate the

key lock (

KEY Ɗon

) or to deactivate it (

off

When

KEY Ɗon

has been selected, the key lock

function will be active as soon the display illumi-
nation extinguishes.

To operate the floodlight with the key lock acti-
vated:

1) Press the button ENTER so that

Password:

appears on the display.

2) Press the following buttons:

UP, DOWN, UP, DOWN, ENTER

For each of the first four buttons pressed, an
asterisk

will appear on the display.

3) The floodlight can now be operated as usual.

The key lock, however, will be active again
when the display illumination extinguishes
(unless the key lock has been deactivated by
means of the menu item

KEY LOCK

9.2 Limiting colours

A maximum value can be defined for the bright-
ness of the colours red, green and blue. Thus, it
is, for example, possible to compensate differ-
ences to other floodlights if they are controlled
together with the ODW-2410RGBW. The colour
limitation will apply to both independent and
DMX-controlled floodlight operation.

1) Call up the menu item

CAL2 Parameter

and the submenu

REGW

2) Set the following maximum values:

ƊRed :

brightness of red

(0 – 255)

green:

brightness of green (0 – 255)

blue :

brightness of blue (0 – 255)

3) The arrow

always precedes the current

selection or the value to be set. To set the
parameter selected: Press the button ENTER
and use the button UP or DOWN to change
the setting; then press the button MENU to
return to the parameter selection and to
change another parameter.

To define if the limitation values set are to be
applied:

4) Use the button MENU to return to the main

menu, then call up the menu item

SET

and

the submenu

REGW

5) Use the button UP or DOWN to activate the

colour limitation function (

) or to deactivate

it (

off

9.3 Artificial response time of the LEDs

LEDs almost instantly respond to changes in
brightness setting. To simulate the response
time of conventional lamps, four different levels
of artificial response time are available for DMX
control. For the DMX operation mode

Stage

make this setting by means of DMX channel 10
(chapter 10.1.7). For the other DMX operation
modes, proceed as follows:

1) Call up the menu item

SET

and the submenu

Dim

2) Use the button UP or DOWN to select the

response time level (

…

) or to deactivate

the artificial response time (

off