Pulsar Chromabatten CBAT100 Скачать руководство пользователя страница 2

Страница: 2 / 9

USER INTERFACE MODULE AND FUNCTIONS

LCD DISPLAY

A 2 line, 16 character per line, LCD display is

used to set up, and indicate the status of, the

ChromaFlood and

ChromaBatten

At switch on, the display shows:

Press the

(Up) or

(Down) keys to cycle through the Menu

Options (see

LCD Display Sheet

Press the

key on the

UIM

to change the settings.

Note:

Program Mode self cancels after ~30 seconds if no keys have

been pressed.

Note:

if, at any time, the display shows

Receiving: ERROR

, then

there is a problem with the DMX signal. It could be wiring,
termination or poorly implemented DMX.

? DMX Address –

depending on the operating mode, a block

of 3, 6, 9, 10, 36, 42 or 46 channels is received from the DMX signal
– see

Channel Assignments Tables

. The

DMX Address

is the

number of the first channel in the block.
To set the required

DMX Address

, press the

keys on the

UIM

until the display shows

DMX Address:

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then set the start address

using the

keys. These keys repeat if held down.

When the required

DMX Address

number shows in the display,

press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore

the previous settings.

Note:

the

Receiving:

text (NO SIGNAL / PMX / DMX / ERROR) in

the display is for information only.

? ChromaZone Mode -

the unit can be run in similar modes

to the ChromaZone. The options are 3, 6, 9, 10, 36, 42 and 46
channel modes – see

Channel Assignments Tables

To set the required

Mode

, press the

keys on the

UIM

until

the display shows

ChromaZone Mode

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required mode

using the

keys.

When the required

ChromaZone Mode

shows in the display, press

the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the

previous settings.

? Channels per Fixture –

the

CFLD

and

CBAT

can be run

in 3 channels per fixture or 6

(CFLD)

/ 9

(CBAT)

channels per fixture

modes. The 6/9 channel modes allow a chase to be run across the
fixture. This is particularly effective in the

CBAT

where the Batten is

divided into 3 fixtures, each of RGB.
To set the required number of

Channels per Fixture

, press the

keys on the

UIM

until the display shows

Channels per Fixture

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required

number using the

keys.

When the required number of

Channels per Fixture

shows in the

display, press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to

restore the previous settings.

? Fixture number:

the 36 RGB outputs from the built in

ChromaZone are divided into fixture groups. 36 divided by the
channels per fixture (set above) gives the number of fixtures available
from the data block.
For example, if you set the channels per fixture on a

CBAT

to 9, the

maximum number of fixtures available will be 4. See the

Channel

Assignments Table

for channel and fixture number colour details.

To set the required

fixture number

, press the

keys on the

UIM

until the display shows

Fixture number

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required

number using the

keys.

When the required

Fixture number

shows in the display, press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous

settings.

? Chase patterns:

may be

6 or 12 way

. E.g. two

CBAT

s set

for 9 Channels per Fixture (3 x RGB) will run a 6 way chase.
To set the required

chase patterns

, press the

keys on the

UIM

until the display shows

Chase patterns

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select

6 or 12 way

using

the

keys.

When the required

chase pattern way number

shows in the

display, press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to

restore the previous settings.

? Channel 10:

may be set as a Grand Master for the 36 RGB

channels only, OR as a Global Grand Master for the 36 RGB
channels, the ALL Red ,Green and Blue, and the Chase Levels
To set the required

Ch.10

mode of operation, press the

keys

on the

UIM

until the display shows

Ch.10…

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required

number using the

keys.

When the required

Ch.10

operation shows in the display, press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous

settings.

? Input Smoothing

OFF

. To disable the input

smoothing, e.g. for fast response to video graphics signals, set to

OFF

To turn the

Input Smoothing

ON/OFF, press the

keys on

the

UIM

until the display shows

Input Smoothing:

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required state

using the

keys.

When the required state shows in the display, press the

(Yes)

key

to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous settings.

? Low Voltage Supply -

OFF

. To connect the LVS to

pin 5 of the MALE XLR, set to

The LVS is used to power some PULSAR controllers, e.g. Outstation
OS1. 24V at up to 250mA d.c. is available.
To turn the

Low Voltage Supply

ON/OFF, press the

keys

on the

UIM

until the display shows

Low Voltage Supply is:

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required state

using the

keys.

When the required state shows in the display, press the

(Yes)

key

to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous settings.

? DMX Line Termination

–

OFF

, set the last unit in

the DMX cable run to

, all others to

OFF

. Errors can often occur if

the DMX line is not terminated. DMX errors are shown in the display
as:

To turn the

DMX Line Termination

ON/OFF, press the

keys

on the

UIM

until the display shows

DMX Line Termination:

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the required state

using the

keys.

When the required state shows in the display, press the

(Yes)

key

to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous settings.

? If NoSignal use:

In the event the

CFLD

CBAT

is not

receiving a DMX signal (e.g. controller no longer present), the unit
may either use the user-programmable Stand Alone Settings (see

Stand Alone Settings View/Change

below) OR continue to use the

Last DMX Packet received.
To select the

If NoSignal use:

requirement, press the

keys

on the

UIM

until the display shows

If NoSignal use

Press the

X (change)

key on the

UIM

, then select the requirement

using the

keys.

When your requirement is showing in the display, press the

(Yes)

key to save changes or

X (Back)

key to restore the previous settings.

? Stand Alone Settings View/Change

There are three possibilities depending on:
a) whether there is an input signal and
b) whether "If NoSignal use:" is set to "Stand Alone Mode" or set to
"Last DMX Packet".

1.  No Use Stand Alone Mode:
The current Stand Alone Settings may be viewed, changed and
saved as the new Stand Alone Settings.
2.  No Use Last DMX Packet:
The channel levels of the Last DMX Packet (if any) may be viewed,
changed and saved as the new Stand Alone Settings.
3.  Signal present:
The incoming signal overwrites any changes made but these
incoming channel levels may be set at the controller,  viewed and
saved as the new Stand Alone Settings.

DMX Address:

Receiving:

ERROR

DMX Address: n

(where n=1 to 512)

Receiving:

NO SIGNAL or DMX or PMX or ERROR