Jands HOG 1000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Fixture Library
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XYZ Information
The required items for the XYZ system to work properly are:
Pan and Tilt Deflection – the angle the beam moves between min and max DMX.
Pan Movement (normal or inverted) – if increasing pan moves the head or mirror clockwise when looking
out from the lamp, the direction is normal, otherwise it is inverted
Tilt Movement (normal or inverted) – for a mirror light, the diagram below shows the normal direction; for
a yoke light, trial and error is the best policy!
Tilt Offset – the angle described in the following diagrams:
Automatic palettes created by “AutoMenus”:
The “AutoMenus” menu option in the patch window uses the library information to compile palettes for the
fixtures you select.
A palette will be generated for every “range” entry in a library that:
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is for a parameter of type “beam” or “colour”,
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has a valid label, ie, not blank or %,
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does not have noauto set.
The value stored in the palette will be the minimum of the range, unless “centre” is specified.
Since “AutoMenus” combines ranges across different fixture types into one palette, it is important that you
use consistent label names. In addition, use “noauto” against non useful ranges.
Guidelines
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Use function names that exist already.
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Use red/green/blue or magenta/cyan/yellow.
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The Intensity display area is small, so don't use any labels in ranges for 'intensity'; use 'str' for strobe.
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Use continuous ranges where possible; where it is an increasing then decreasing value (or vice versa),
put in a 'centre' option. eg. wheel spins that are clockwise, then counterclockwise,
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Use standard range labels. If in doubt, search existing libraries to see what has been done already. In
particular...
- >> for rotating, spinning wheels (ie, colour and gobo)
- red+ for split colours
- congo, not uv
- lt blue, lt green
- use index and spin for rotating gobos (ie, not spinning wheels)
- prism 1 (even if only one prism); don't use 3 facet etc.
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Check other fixtures to see how they have been done
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Align mirror movement to Clay Paky
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Multi range intensity - have you got the intensity control first?