ETC IRIDEON, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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76 DMX Addressing
Luminaire addressing via a DMX512 Console
The first data channel of any luminaire can be calculated by following:
As an example, if the DMX Interpreter starting address is set at “001” and
the eight bit Standard mode utilizing six data channels is selected (SA 8-
6), then the first channel of data for the luminaire with fixture address “14”
would be 1+(14-1) x (6) or 1+(13X6) = 70.
Eight or Sixteen bit mode operation is user selectable. Finer control of pan
and tilt can be achieved with Sixteen-bit mode operation. In the Sixteen-bit
mode, two channels are utilized for course and fine adjustment of pan/tilt
movements thereby increasing step resolution to 512 steps and allowing
greater position accuracy.
Standard mode contains no timing provisions. Command execution time is
controlled by the DMX control console.
Enhanced mode however, provides the user with three or four separate
timing controls:
• Intensity (Douser/Diffuser) timing
• Focus (Pan/Tilt) timing
• Color transition timing
• Beam transition timing
Timing resolution is one second per step from 0 to 256 seconds.
Recalibration
The DMX Interpreter has a remote control feature that allows the user to
remotely reset all Irideon luminaires on Port # 1. This feature also turns
lamps on Port # 1 - ON or OFF by utilizing DMX channel 512. To
implement this command DMX channel 512 must set at the following
levels for 3 seconds each and then returned to zero:
• 33% (or 84 out of 256) for Reset
• 66% (or 168 out of 256) for Douse
• 99% (or 252 out of 256) for Start
These settings affect all luminaires (on Port # 1) simultaneously and does
not require any additional channels per fitting.
N o t e :
This software feature was implemented in version 2.0 and later of the
DMX Interpreter operating system. The hardware feature is
implemented in all Irideon luminaires except for early versions of AR500
and AR5 luminaires.