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SHOW DESIGNER 1™ User Manual
S W I T C H A N D C O N T R O L D E S C R I P T I O N S [ c o n t i n u e d ]
BANK SWITCH
The bank switch selects the current bank of channels controlled by the 8 faders. This
lets you control up to 32 channels per fixture using only 8 faders. The bank LED next
to the faders will show the currently selected bank and the numbers printed next to
each fader show the corresponding channel numbers. As a convenience the bank
select will only go as high as needed for the size of the currently selected fixtures.
JOYSTICK
The joystick controls pan and tilt on all selected fixtures that have a pan or tilt
feature. The joystick is the return to center type. Push in the desired direction to
move the selected lights. The greater the joystick movement the faster the pan or
tilt movement will be. The state of the “Fine” mode switch will determine the speed
of the pan or tilt movement. If a fixture uses 2 channels for pan or tilt (16 bit), the
joystick will affect the fine channel with “Fine” mode on. If the fixture only uses 1
channel for pan or tilt, the movement will be slower allowing more precise control
with “Fine” mode on.
FINE SWITCH
The “Fine” switch affects the operation of the joystick. With “Fine” mode on, it will
increment or decrement by the smallest possible amount. With “Fine” mode off, it
will increment or decrement by larger amounts.
TRACKBALL
A trackball, mouse or any similar pointing device can also be used for controlling
pan and tilt. The device must be RS-232 serial and either Microsoft or Logitech
compatible. It is plugged into the 9-pin RS-232 connector on the rear panel of the
Show Designer 1. As with the joystick, only fixtures that are currently enabled will be
affected. The left switch on the trackball or mouse will shift the current fixture
selection to the left and the right switch will shift it to the right. Holding either switch
will continuously repeat the shift until released. If you are using a Logitech
compatible device, the middle switch will toggle “Fine” on or off.