Regal-Seton APPROX 4, Руководство пользователя

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Menu
1. Ch (Channel) – Set DMX addresses
Each channel’s DMX address can be set from 1 to 512. (More channels can have the same
DMX address.) UP/DOWN are used to assign the values to the channels. On the display the
decimal point of the character dedicated to the channel being set is lit.
In CAdd submenu operators can set the starting address of the unit. In this case, this is the
address of the first channel, and Approx 4 automatically sets the rest of the channel’s
addresses one-by-one in numerically rising order . To access
CAdd submenu press ENTER
twice, while a flashing warning sign can be seen on the display. Once starting address has
been set and ENTER pressed the unit carries the serial patching out. In
CAdd mode all the
decimal points are lit.
Attention!!! Serial patching overwrites the values set one-by-one.
2. SIdE (Side) – Invert channels
This function is used to transpose the channel order. Entering the menu, operators can choose
between normal (
nor ) or inverted ( Inv ) mode. (Application e.g. for symmetric stage scene.)
3. Pr (Preheat) – Set preheat values
Channel’s preheat values can be set one-by-one or together from 0 to 100 per cent in 256
steps. On the display the serial number of the decimal points shows the channel being set.
In
PrAll submenu after pressing ENTER a flashing warning sign appears, pressing ENTER
again set starts from the lowest preheat value of the 4 channels.
4. Li (Limit) – Set maximum output levels
Channel’s maximum values can be set one-by-one or together from 100 to 0 per cent in 256
steps. On the display the serial number of the decimal points shows the channel being set.
In
LiAll submenu after pressing ENTER a flashing warning sign appears, pressing ENTER
again set starts from the lowest maximum value of the 4 channels. Limitation value overrides
the preheat value. If the limit’s value is lower than the preheat’s, obviously there is no real
operating range, and an error message can be seen on the display: the decimal point dedicated
to the channel flashes.
5. Suu (Switch) – Choose switch or dimmer mode
Operators can choose dimmer ( OFF ) or switch ( ON ) operating mode for each channel.
The decimal point dedicated to the channel being set is lit.
In switch mode the channel has two clear-cut thresholds (at the value of 240 or above it is on;
at 15 or below it is off).
In switch mode there is no preheat, but once the preheat value has been set to the channel it
remains stored, so as you return to dimmer mode the stored preheat value is active again.