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Operation
Ovation F-145WW User Manual Rev. 5
Configuration (Standalone)
Use standalone configuration to operate the product without a DMX controller.
Static Mode
The Static mode allows for permanent dimmer, zoom, and strobe presets without a DMX controller.
1.
Go to the
Static
main level.
2.
Select
Dimmer
,
Zoom
, or
Strobe
.
3.
Select the desired value (
0–255
).
Master/Slave
The Master/Slave mode allows a group of Ovation F-145WW products (the slaves) to simultaneously
duplicate the output of another Ovation F-145WW (the master) without a DMX controller.
To set each of the slaves:
1.
Go to the
Master/Slave
main level
2.
Select
Slave
.
To set the master:
1.
Go to the
Master/Slave
main level
2.
Select
Master
.
3.
Select a static setting.
Dimmer Curve
To set the dimmer curve, follow the instructions below:
1.
Go to the Dimmer Curve main level.
2.
Select the desired option (
Linear
,
Square
,
I Square
, or
SCurve
).
Dimmer Profiles
This setting determines how fast the output of the Ovation F-145WW changes when you modify the output
value. This setting provides four different options to simulate the dimming curve of an incandescent lighting
product.
1.
Go to the
Dimmer Mode
main level.
2.
Select a dimmer curve (
Off
,
Dimmer 1
,
Dimmer 2
, or
Dimmer 3
).
LED Frequency
This option changes the Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) frequency of the LEDs on the Ovation F-145WW.
1.
Go to the
LED Frequency
main level.
2.
Select PWM Frequency (
600Hz
,
1200Hz
,
2000Hz
,
4000Hz
,
6000Hz
, or
25Khz
).
•
The master is the one that runs a program whether in Auto or Static mode.
•
Do not connect a DMX controller to the products configured for Master/Slave operation.
The DMX controller may interfere with signals from the master.
•
The master should be the first product in the daisy chain.
Off:
The output is proportional (linear) to the dimmer channel value.
Dimmer 1-3:
The output follows the dimmer value based on the corresponding dimmer
curve, DIM1 being the fastest.
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