DLG Peal Vision Q-EYE Q10, Руководство пользователя

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SHAPE MODE DESCRIPTION
CONCEPTS: FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND
The powerful shapes engine embedded in the DLG Q-EYE Q10 and Q10 EASY allows the user to set all the
possible parameters relating to the pixels of the light in an organic way, with a distinction between the pixels affected
by a selected "image" and the ones that are not affected by that specific image (more properly called SHAPE from
now on).
The macro called "ring 2" will, as an example, involve all the pixels that compose the ring of the unit, while the
middle pixel and the 1 smaller ring will not be affected by the shape. The involved pixels will belong to the"Foreground"
layer, while all the remaining pixels will belong to the "Background" layer.
Pixels on the foreground take the colour the user will select specifically for them using the dedicated channels, while the
remaining pixels will all maintain the colours related to the washlight.
SHAPE PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION
SHAPE
SELECTION
Allows to choose the kind of shape to be visualized amongst the 63 available ones. Each shape
can be composed of a multitude of frames or be a single, static image.
SHAPE SPEED Allows to set the speed at which the different frames of the selected shape are played by the unit.
SHAPE FADE In case of shapes with multiple frames, it allows to select a snap or faded variation from frame to
frame of the same shape.
SHAPE RGBW Allows to select the colour of the pixels composing the selected shape, if all are left at 000 no
shape will be visualized (unless the background dimmer and normal RGBW attributes of the unit
are given a value, in which case a "negative" of the macro will be shown)
SHAPE
DIMMER
Allows to select the overall brightness of the pixels involved in the selected shape.
BACKGROUND
DIMMER
Allows to select the overall brightness of the pixels NOT involved by the selected shape.
The relevant colour is set using the normal RGBW channels of the washlight.
SHAPE
TRANSITION
Internal fade time between a shape and another one set via DMX. Using this "channel" when you
change from a shape to a different one as if it was the console fade time will avoid the scrolling
effect normally visible when having fades between eg. gobo changes is traditional lights. Fade
time on the console should be set to 0.
SHAPE OFFSET Depending on the selected shape the channel sets the "density" of the involved pixels (few
random pixel, many random pixels) or enables an internal algorithm that will distribute the macro
between a multitude of lights on a specific DMX line basing on their DMX starting address.
FOREGROUND
STROBE
Allows to set a strobe rate for the pixels involved in a macro.
BACKGROUND
STROBE
Allows to set a strobe rate for the pixels NOT involved in a macro.
BACKGROUND
SELECT
Allows to reduce, if needed, the background to a lower amount of "rings". With selected macros
this allows to mirror the image between the two halves of the fixture's head (in this case the
RGBW channels of the washlight will set the colour of the mirrored half and the background will
remain black.
Note:
Foreground Shape Effect:
Shapes will be available while ( Dimmer CH12),( Strobe CH11), ( Shape dimmer CH29), ( Foreground strobe CH33),
( Shape color CH25/26/27/28) turned on then selecting the Shapes on ( Shape Selection CH22) with different speed
on ( Shape Speed CH23).
Background Effect: Meanwhile the ( BG dimmer CH30), ( BG strobe CH34), ( Color RGBW CH1/3/5/7) turned on.
(CH value mentioned above is based on SHAPE MODE L10Rotation)
Vortex effect: With Shape slot 3 (Ring 2 on Shape Selection Value 10) and Zoom rotation turned on.