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Ninja-7x15QC - 7x15W 4-in-1 LEDs ultra fast moving head
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13 13 11
Patterns sequences
000 - 010 No function
011 - 040 Sequence 1
041 - 070 Sequence 2
071 - 100 Sequence 3
101 - 130 Sequence 4
131 - 160 Sequence 5
161 - 190 Sequence 6
191 - 220 Sequence 7
221 - 255 Sequence 8
14 14 12
Patterns sequence speed
000 - 255 Fast to slow
15 15 21
Options and built-in programs
000 - 079 No function
080 - 087 Resets all motors
088 - 090 No function
091 - 093 Activates the white balance saving
094 - 099 No function
100 - 119 Internal program 1 - Scenes 1 to 8
120 - 139 Internal program 2 - Scenes 9 to 16
140 - 159 Internal program 3 - Scenes 17 to 24
160 - 179 Internal program 4 - Scenes 25 to 32
180 - 199 Internal program 5 - Scenes 33 to 40
200 - 219 Internal program 6 - Scenes 41 to 48
220 - 239 Internal program 7 - Scenes 49 to 56
240 - 255 Music-sensitive program - Program 1 scenes
*More details about white balancing (Channel 12 or 10 according to the DMX mode: Standard (St), Basic (Ba) or Expert (Ex))
The "White balance" function allows you to calibrate the colours of your moving head. This functions is used to set the max level for each shade of red,
green, blue and white. This maximum level will then apply to every colour.
To do so, proceed as follows (the steps order is very important):
1 - Set channel 12 (St or Ba modes) or 10 (Ex mode) between190 and 254 (New white balance).
2 - Set your white balance by indicating the maximum level of RGBW colours, using channels 1 to 4 (St or Ba modes) or 13 to 20 (Ex mode).
3 - Actvitate the function by setting channel 15 (St or Ba modes) or 21 (Ex mode) between 091 and 093 (Activation of the White balance saving).
4 - Save changes by setting channel 12 (St or Ba modes) or 10 (Ex mode) on 255 (White balance saving), LEDs will flash to indicate changes have
properly been saved.
Caution :
This setting applies to every colour function. For instance: if you set the white balance with a low level of blue, the macros, patterns and internal
programs will take this maximum blue level into account. If your white balance does not use the central LED, each function mentioned precedently will
ignore the central LED.
To go back to the initial situation, you must modify back your white balance and set every colour at 100% or activate the "Reset Default" function in
the Personality menu.