Robe DT Series, Руководство пользователя

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RMS-Robe Media Server
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3 Layers - 120 control channels
4 Layers - 148 control channels
Protocol Version --- the item allow you to select a desired protocol version.
Gobo Selection Mode --- Use this menu to select desired sorting of media files in media subfolders.
Alphabetical Order --- The media files are assigned to DMX values in an alphabetical order.
Numerical projection --- The media files are assigned to DMX values in a numerical order.
Verbose Mode --- Use this menu to hide messages displayed on the screen when you are changing some setting
on the Power/Special functions channel (e.g. Rear projection on, Rear projection off.....) .
Verbose Mode 0 --- Generated messages are hidden.
Verbose Mode I --- Generated messages are visible on the projection screen.
DMX Verbose Mode --- It displayes information regards picture at the bottom left corner of
the image (channel, name, DMX value):
Synchro Verbose Mode --- used for debugging of video synchronization.
Default Settings --- Select this option to set default values or to remove user´s content in the fixture.
Set Default Values --- Select this option to reset all fixture personalities to the default values.
Remove User Media Content --- The item deletes all user media contents except the factory media
content.
12.4 Manual control
Manual DMX control --- Select this menu to control all channels by the control elements on the control board.
12.5 Stand-alone setting
Use this menu to set options for a stand-alone mode as a selection of the program, programming and modifying
user programs.
Play Program --- Select this menu to run a built-in program or 10 freely-programmable programs
in a loop.
Program 1 In Loop
: These options start user defined programs
Program 10 In Loop
Running program can be paused by pressing the [ENTER] button.
Edit Program
--- Select this menu to edit or create a program. The ROBE Media Server has 10 freely-programmable
programs, each up to 99 steps. Each program step has a step time, during which effects last in a current step.