Zero 88 FLX Series, Руководство пользователя

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ZerOS will create the following 13 colours, which any fixtures with colour mixing will be able to use:
White
Red
Orange
Yellow
Chartreuse
Green
Spring Green
Cyan
Azure
Blue
Violet
Magenta
Rose
In addition to the above, the console generates an auto palette for each colour available on every colour wheel in the
fixture. These palettes are labelled with the stock colour names as supplied by the manufacturer. The console
compares the RGB values specified for each colour on the colour wheel of the fixture with the RGB values of the
standard colours listed above. The console combines the auto palette of the standard colours and the auto palette of
the colour wheel for those which are within a certain tolerance of the standard colour.
As well as the automatic colour palettes, you are able to program your own colour palettes, to quickly save and recall
your custom colours, made by adjusting the encoders, or colour mixing features. When colour palettes are stored, they
will display a colour splash preview of the saved colour on the palette tile.
For information on programming palettes, see the Palettes chapter.
Picker
The “Colour Picker” tab, allows you to select a colour for use in colour
mixing (CMY/RGB/RGBW) fixtures. Just touch the picker using the
touch screen, and the colour of the selected fixture will be set to the
colour pressed.
The cross (“+”) symbol on the picker indicates the current colour
values for the selected fixture. If multiple fixtures are selected, multiple
"+" will be displayed.
You can select multiple fixtures and “fan” them across the picker by
using two fingers and multi-touch. The first selected fixture (defined by
the order of selection) will be at your first finger, the last selected
fixture will be at your second finger, and all the ones in-between will
spread between these two points.
To the right of the colour picker is a "value" fader, which can be used
to dim your colour, without lowering the fixture's intensity. You will find
that if the value fader is at the bottom, your fixtures are still considered
to be on, however in black. A preview of the colour you have created is
shown at the top of the value fader, and in the colour bar top right of
the FLX colour window.
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