Page 1 User Guide ENGLISH Chimp 100 / 300 v2.05 Ordercode: 55000/01 /03 & 55010/13 /14 Highlite International B.V. – Vestastraat 2 – 6468 EX – Kerkrade – the Netherlands...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Requirements for the User ......................... 18 Description of the device ..........................20 Features ............................... 20 Optional accessories ..........................20 Console Backpanel ............................21 Chimp 100 Backpanel ..........................21 Chimp 300 Backpanel ..........................22 The Frontpanel ..............................23 Frontpanel ..............................23 Playback Faders ............................24 Programming Section ..........................
Page 3 Infinity Chimp Series General Example ............................30 Tracking through Changes........................31 Maintaining Tracking ..........................31 Track Thru End ............................32 The Graphical User Interface ........................... 33 The “Top Toolbar” ............................34 8.1.1. Main View Buttons .............................. 34 8.1.2. Status Buttons ..............................34 8.1.3.
Page 4 Infinity Chimp Series Enable Button LED Backlight ......................66 Change Desklock PIN......................... 67 Locking the Console ........................... 67 Fixture Setup ..............................68 Add Fixtures to the Show ........................69 Configuring existing Fixtures ......................72 12.2.1. Change User ID ..............................73 12.2.2.
Page 5 Infinity Chimp Series 14.8.5. OSC Commands ..............................98 Working with Fixtures ...........................101 Selecting Fixtures ..........................101 15.1.1. Fixture Numbers..............................101 15.1.2. Selection Order ..............................101 15.1.3. Selecting (whole) Fixtures using the Numberblock ..................101 15.1.4. Selecting specific Instances of specific Fixtures using the Numberblock ........... 101 15.1.5.
Page 6 Infinity Chimp Series 16.6.1. Assign Name using the Group Split Widget ....................114 16.6.2. Assign Name using the Command Line Interface ..................114 16.6.3. Assign Name using the Edit Group Window ....................114 Copying Groups..........................114 16.7.1. Copying Groups using the Group Split Widget ..................... 114 16.7.2.
Page 7 Infinity Chimp Series 17.4.4. Loading all Effects without Base Values from Current Output ..............130 17.4.5. Loading Values from a Cuelist ........................130 Working with individual Timings ....................... 130 17.5.1. Individual Fade Times ............................130 17.5.2. Individual Delay Times ............................131 17.5.3.
Page 8 Infinity Chimp Series 18.3.12. “Wings” Effect Attribute ..........................154 18.3.13. “Invert” Effect Attribute ..........................154 18.3.14. “Direction” Effect Attribute ......................... 154 18.3.15. “Shots” Effect Attribute ..........................155 18.3.16. “Attack” and “Decay” Effect Attribute ..................... 155 18.3.17. “Infade” and “Indelay” Effect Attribute ....................155 Working with Presets ............................157...
Page 9 Infinity Chimp Series Directly recording to a specific Cuelist and Cue using the Numberblock ........172 Modifying the Cuelist itself ....................... 173 20.5.1. Naming a Cuelist .............................. 173 20.5.2. Copy a Cuelist ..............................173 20.5.3. Move a Cuelist ..............................173 20.5.4.
Page 10 Infinity Chimp Series Changing Cue Names, Timings and other Settings ..............185 20.11.1. The different Trigger types that are available per Cue................186 Basic Triggers ............................186 Speedmasters ............................. 186 Sound Triggers ............................. 187 20.11.2. Move in Black ............................... 187 How to set a Cue to be moved in Black ..................
Page 11 Infinity Chimp Series Timecode Mode ..........................196 Start Timecode ........................... 196 20.13.5. Settings for Chasers only..........................196 Chase Go Trigger ..........................196 Playback Order ..........................196 Chase Snap Value ..........................196 Playing back Cuelists ........................196 Selecting Cuelists ..........................197 Switching Off Cuelists ........................
Page 12 Infinity Chimp Series Deselecting Items in a Magic Sheet ....................208 Creating / Modifying a Magic Sheet ..................... 209 Adding Items to the Magic Sheet ....................210 Deleting Items from the Magic Sheet .................... 210 Editing ..............................211 22.8.1. Edit Dialog for Cuelist Magic Sheet Items ...................... 211 22.8.2.
Page 13 Infinity Chimp Series IP Address ..............................229 Subnet Mask ............................229 Gateway ..............................229 DNS Server ..............................229 27.3.2. The current Ethernet Status ..........................230 Configure (optional) WDMX Transmitter ..................231 Edit the Fixture Library ..........................232 The Fixture Library Concept ......................232 28.1.1.
Page 14 Infinity Chimp Series Add a new Fixture to the Library ..................... 247 28.4.1. Start a Fixture from scratch ..........................247 28.4.2. Start a Fixture using an existing Fixture Type as a template ................. 248 Transfer Fixtures between libraries ....................249 Delete a Fixture Type ........................
Page 15: Introduction
After unpacking, check the contents of the box. If any parts are missing or damaged, contact your Highlite International dealer. Your shipment includes: ● Showtec Chimp 100 or Chimp 300 ● Schuko to Powercon power cable (1,4 m) ● User manual Intended Use This device is intended for professional use as a lighting controller.
Page 16: Symbols And Signal Words
Infinity Chimp Series Symbols and Signal Words Safety notes and warnings are indicated throughout the user manual by safety signs. Always follow the instructions provided in this user manual. Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in DANGER death or serious injury.
Page 17: Safety
Infinity Chimp Series Safety Important Read and follow the instructions in this user manual before installing, operating or servicing this product. The manufacturer will not accept liability for any resulting damages caused by the non-observance of this manual. Warnings and Safety Instructions...
Page 18 Infinity Chimp Series WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surface The surface and the inner parts of the device can become very hot during operation. ● Do not touch the device during operation. ● Allow the device to cool down for at least 15 minutes before handling.
Page 19: Requirements For The User
Infinity Chimp Series ● If the device is dropped or struck, disconnect the device from the electrical power supply immediately. ● If the device is exposed to extreme temperature variations (e.g. after transportation), do not switch it on immediately. Let the device reach room temperature before switching it on, otherwise it may be damaged by the formed condensation.
Page 20 Infinity Chimp Series Ordinary persons are all persons other than instructed persons and skilled persons. Ordinary persons include not only users of the product but also any other persons that may have access to the device or who may be in the vicinity of the device.
Page 21: Description Of The Device
Infinity Chimp Series Description of the device Features The Chimp is a hybrid programmer based tracking console. Hybrid means it may be used to either control conventional or moving light fixtures in the same easy-to- use way. Being a programmer based Console, you always have the chance to override the Chimps output manually, as the programmer always has precedence.
Page 22: Console Backpanel
If you are using one Touchscreen and one regular screen without touch fascilities, connect the touchscreen monitor to this port. Make sure both displays support 1920 by 1080 pixel resolution. Connect both monitors prior to booting the console. Fig. 1 Chimp 100 Backpanel Desklight Connector Power Connector Ethernet Port Audio Input USB 2.0 Ports...
Page 23: Chimp 300 Backpanel
Infinity Chimp Series Chimp 300 Backpanel Please make sure the external screen you are about to connect to the console, supports 1920 by 1080 pixels of resolution. Connect it before booting the console. Fig. 2: Chimp 300 Backpanel Desklight Connector...
Page 24: The Frontpanel
Infinity Chimp Series The Frontpanel Frontpanel The frontpanel contains all the necessary buttons and faders for operation. The Frontpanel looks exactly the same across both products. Here is a quick overview: Fig. 3: Chimp 100 Frontpanel Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 25: Playback Faders
Infinity Chimp Series Playback Faders The Chimps frontpanel consists of multiple playback fader controls, each consisting of a fader and flash, go, pause/back buttons. These may contain Cuelists, Groups or Special Masters, like Speedmasters. These are pageable and the button functions are assignable. The buttons below the faders are labeled 1 to 10.
Page 26: Programming Section
Infinity Chimp Series Programming Section This part of the Chimps frontpanel contains all keys needed for programming. Take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the buttons found here. It may seem like a lot to learn, but don't worry. You’ll be training your muscle memory over time.
Page 27: Special Faders
Chimp. It features an easy and intuitive to use graphical user interface. The Chimp 100 Console does not have an built-in screen, and needs to be connected to an external screen with full-HD resolution (1920 by 1080) as the userinterface is optimized for that resolution. The Screen may be a touch screen as well.
Page 28: Basic Concepts
Infinity Chimp Series Basic Concepts Hybrid Console The Highlite Chimp is a hybrid console. This means it is not limited to control of a specific fixture type only. It equally treats Dimmer Channels and Movinglights. Fixtures vs. Channels The Chimp does not distinguish between channels or fixtures. It only knows about “Fixtures”. This is to allow more flexibility.
Page 29: Priority Stacks
Infinity Chimp Series Priority Stacks The consoles maintains so called „Priority Stacks“ which are used to figure out which values have been last set by which playback to calculate output values accordingly. There is a “Low Priority” stack, as well as a “High Priority”...
Page 30: Starting Multiple Cuelists With Different Priorities
Infinity Chimp Series Starting multiple Cuelists with different priorities Lets take our previous example and add different priorities to the mix: Cuelist (In start order) Priority Dimmer Color Gobo #1: Intensity #2: Intensity and Color High #3: Gobo High Gobo 1...
Page 31: Tracking
Infinity Chimp Series Tracking Basic Idea When a sequence of cues is programmed, the lighting console can store the information in one of two ways: either it records the settings for all attributes of all the fixtures used in the cuelist, or it is only recording the values that have changed.
Page 32: Tracking Through Changes
Infinity Chimp Series With a tracking console, however, the recorded information would be: Fixture 1 Fixture 2 Fixture 3 Fixture 4 Cue 1 Cue 2 100% Cue 3 100% Cue 4 If the intensity has not been changed or touched, then no value is recorded for that attribute. During playback, if Tracking is enabled, attributes remain at their last assigned level, i.e.: Fixture 4 remains at 50%...
Page 33: Track Thru End
Infinity Chimp Series Track Thru End Sometimes it is desirable to track values from the last cue in the cuelist to the first cue. A real live example for this is a looping cuelist that creates a color chase, that when you run it first should set the fixtures intensity to 100% cue by cue.
Page 34: The Graphical User Interface
Infinity Chimp Series The Graphical User Interface The console utilizes an easy to use and intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). The following sections explain the basics of finding your way around the GUI, in the internal as well as the external display.
Page 35: The "Top Toolbar
Infinity Chimp Series The “Top Toolbar” The Top Toolbar is divided into three parts. The left part shows the views that are used for programming and during playback. The center part shows status information like the current date and time, current Timecode and the active fader and executor pages.
Page 36 Infinity Chimp Series The Timecode buttons provide quick access to most needed timecode functions, such as resetting the Timecode back to the start value or enabling and disabling the timecode. The label on the right side shows the current timecode value.
Page 37: Network / Setup / Backup / Lock Console And Quicksave Buttons
Infinity Chimp Series Network / Setup / Backup / Lock Console and Quicksave Buttons The Network button is used to access the Multi-Console Networking functions of the console OS. For more detail please read the section “ Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 38 Infinity Chimp Series Multi Console Networking” on Page 222. The Setup and Backup buttons show the corresponding menus to patch fixtures, setup preferences or to back up your show to an USB key. To lock the userinterface of the console to unauthorized personell, click on the Lock Console button.
Page 39: The "Content Area
Infinity Chimp Series The “Content Area” The Content Area is used to display context sensitive windows and widgets, based on the selection made from the top toolbar. It also displays dialogs which may be opened using the hard buttons on the frontpanel of the console.
Page 40: The Different Split Widgets
Infinity Chimp Series The different Split Widgets Lets call any of the split items in the Content Area a “Split Widget”. Each of the Split Widgets behaves in the same way. They do have a Menu bar on the left (or right, dependant on the position of the widget).
Page 41 Infinity Chimp Series The Title Bar of a Split Widget may also contain some buttons that toggle between contents of the widget, or are used to trigger specific functions in the console. Fig. 16: Split Widget Title Bar Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 42: Pool Split Widgets
Infinity Chimp Series Pool Split Widgets The so-called “Pools” are used throughout the console to provide a quick and easy way to interact with Fixtures, Groups, Presets and Cuelists. If a single object within a Pool is referred to, we will often refer to it as a “Item”.
Page 43 Infinity Chimp Series The Bottom Toolbar The Bottom toolbar is used to show fader labels on the left side, encoder labels as well as executor labels on the center part, and the align settings, sub-selection and master faders on the right side.
Page 44 Infinity Chimp Series Fader Fetch Mode Indicator If Fader Fetch Mode is active, and the physical Fader Value is different from the Value of the Object linked to the fader, a red line will be shown in the dimmer bar to give you a hint on where to “Pick up”...
Page 45: Encoder Labels
Infinity Chimp Series Encoder Labels The “Encoder Labels” show encoder function and values. Clicking on the labels or pushing the encoder either shows the “select slots / keypad” dialog or toggles between a set of commonly used values. In the programmer screen, labels will not show values. Instead, the programmer window is used to display values.
Page 46: Executor Labels
Infinity Chimp Series Executor Labels Executor labels give you a quick overview of executor assignments, current cuelist states and much more. The look of the executor labels varies a little depending on the executors contents. Fig. 21: Executor Labels Toolbars Toolbars are context sensitive aid and provide quick access to multiple different functions.
Page 47: Fan Mode" Toolbar
The “Record” –Toolbar provides you with modifiers when recording an object. It is shown after pressing the [Rec] hard key. You may cycle through the options by holding the [Infinity] while pressing the [Rec] -key. Fig. 24. Record Toolbar Merge: Will merge the programmer values into the given object, combining the object and the programmer values.
Page 48: Delete" Toolbar
Cuelists, to reset all Sub (Fixture & Group Masters)- or assigned Grandmasters back to 100%. The console will ask for confirmation when any of the “Reset” or “Release” buttons is pressed. However you may omit the Confirmation Screen by holding the [Infinity] button pressed while clicking on any of these buttons.
Page 49: Commandline
Infinity Chimp Series Commandline Whenever you enter commands on the consoles front panel they are written into the Command Line Interface. Fig. 27: Commandline It will also check if the command entered is a valid command. If the command is invalid (or incomplete), the CLI will show a warning sign.
Page 50: Fan Options / Selection Buttons
Infinity Chimp Series Fan Options / Selection Buttons Clicking on the Fan Options button will open the Fan Options Toolbar which is used to alter the way the Fan-Function works. Clicking on the Selection button will open the Selection toolbar that contains several shortcuts for fixture sub selection (like Odd / Even, Half / Half, etc).
Page 51: Special Master Fader Labels
Infinity Chimp Series Special Master Fader Labels Executor labels give you a quick overview of executor assignments, current cuelist states and much more. The look of the executor labels varies a little depending on the executors contents. Fig. 31: Special Master Faders...
Page 52 Infinity Chimp Series Dialog Windows Dialog Windows are used throughout the console to pull your focus towards a specific task. Dialog windows block the remaining GUI, so they need to be closed or accepted first. Dialog Windows may either be closed by clicking the X button in the top right corner, or by using the appropriate buttons found in the bottom row of the dialog.
Page 53: Keypad Dialogs
Infinity Chimp Series Keypad Dialogs Whenever a Keypad Dialog is shown, the keypad on the faceplate of the console may be used to set values. The Keypad may be used to directly enter values or to increment / decrement values using the [+], or [-] Key.
Page 54: On-Screen Keyboard
Infinity Chimp Series On-Screen Keyboard You may enter values and names using an external USB Keyboard connected to the console whenever the On-Screen Keyboard is shown. For added convencience, starting to type when the keyboard is shown will erase the old text without the need to press backspace first.
Page 55: Operation
Infinity Chimp Series Operation To Begin Using the Console Unpack Console and Accessories Before you can use the console, unpack it and its accessories from the shipping carton. Note: Before connecting any accessories to the Chimp Lighting Control Console, the console must be located on a sturdy and flat surface in a dry, dust free environment.
Page 56: Boot Up The Console
Infinity Chimp Series Boot up the Console Once the system is ready to use, the Welcome screen will appear and you may either start a new show file, or load an existing one, or use one of the tabs from the side menu to access more options.
Page 57: Working With Shows
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Shows Showfiles contain all your show related settings like fixture schedule and patching, input settings, groups, presets, cues, master assignments, etc. Multiple shows may reside on the console and the amount of shows is only limited by hard disk memory. However, we advise to regularly backup old shows to a USB key and delete them off the consoles memory.
Page 58: Loading A Show
Infinity Chimp Series Loading a Show Within the touchscreen display, simply select the show you would like to open from the drop-down menu. After you selected the desired show to load, hit the Open button. Fig. 38: Welcome Screen - Loading a Show...
Page 59: Saving The Showfile
Infinity Chimp Series Saving the Showfile We recommend saving your show every once in a while. You may do this from within a show by hitting the Show Quicksave button on the Top-Toolbar. Fig. 39: Show Quicksave Button Enable / Disable the “Autosave” -function For added convenience, you may enable the „Autosave“...
Page 60: Saving As New Showfile
Infinity Chimp Series Saving as new Showfile We recommend to periodically save your show file as a new file. The „Save Show as“ button will create a copy of the showfile you are working on at the moment (with a given name) and will automatically continue with the new showfile, preventing further changes to the previous show file.
Page 61: Import Shows From Usb
Infinity Chimp Series Import Shows from USB Plug the USB Key into one of the Chimps USB Ports and head over to the Backup Menu. Select Manage Shows from the Side Menu. When the Manage Shows screen is shown, click on Import Show.
Page 62: Export Shows To Usb
Infinity Chimp Series Export Shows to USB Plug the USB Key into one of the Chimps USB Ports and head over to the Backup Menu. Select Manage Shows from the Side Menu. From within the Manage Shows screen, select all shows to be exported from the list. Click on Export Shows when done.
Page 63: Deleting Shows From The Consoles Built-In Memory
Infinity Chimp Series Deleting Shows from the Consoles built-in Memory From the top toolbar hit the Backup button. Head over to the Manage Shows Screen. You will now be presented with a list of shows. Select the show(s) you would like to delete and hit the Delete Show(s) button found in the title bar.
Page 64: Show Related Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Show related Settings The Chimp Lighting Console keeps different options that are related to the Showfile reduced to a minimum. However, this section will cover the different customization options. All Showfile related settings (Including Fixture Schedule and Patch) are defined in the Setup Screens Show Settings hierarchy.
Page 65: Fader / Executor Page Change Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Fader / Executor Page Change Settings To edit the Page Change settings, change to the Setup screen and click on the Show Settings button. Fig. 46: Show Settings – Fader and Executor Page Settings The Fader and Executor Page settings Group Box contains all the settings concerning Fader and Executor Page changes.
Page 66: Set Desklight Brightness
Infinity Chimp Series Set Desklight Brightness To set the desklight brightness, head over to the Show Settings screen and use the Plus and Minus buttons of the Desklight text field accordingly. Fig. 47: Show Settings - UI Brightness Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 67: Enable Button Led Backlight
Infinity Chimp Series Enable Button LED Backlight To enable or disable the Backlighting of Keys found on the faceplate, head over to the Show Settings screen and Enable or Disable the Backlight. Fig. 48: Show Settings - Enable Button Backlight...
Page 68: Change Desklock Pin
Infinity Chimp Series Change Desklock PIN To change the PIN Code requested to unlock the console, head over to the Show Settings screen and fill in the current PIN code (If you already changed it). Enter the new PIN in the New PIN and Repeat New PIN fextfields. And click on Change PIN.
Page 69: Fixture Setup
Infinity Chimp Series Fixture Setup All actions regarding the fixture setup are done from within the patch screen. To open the patch screen: Press the Setup Button on the Chimps top-menu bar ● Choose Patch from the left-hand side menu. The Patch Screen, listing all your fixtures, will be shown.
Page 70: Add Fixtures To The Show
Infinity Chimp Series Add Fixtures to the Show From within the Patch Window, select Add Fixtures. Fig. 51: Patch Screen – Add Fixtures A menu allowing you to pick the manufacturer and fixture type from the Show Library (this is the Fixture Library that contains all Fixtures in the Show File) will be opened.
Page 71 Infinity Chimp Series Select the fixture type you would like to add from the built-in library. You may also use the full text search provided. Hit the Ok button as soon as you are done. Fig. 53: Select Fixture from Library You are asked to enter the fixture count, and more importantly, set a user number which will be the “identifier”...
Page 72 Infinity Chimp Series The next screen is used to patch the fixtures to the DMX-Universes. For an explanation of the options, please see section 12.2.4 Change DMX-Patch on page 78. To finish the process of adding fixtures to your show, press Finish.
Page 73: Configuring Existing Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series Configuring existing Fixtures All options in the Patch screen will be applied to the selected fixtures only. Fixtures may either be selected by using the standard methods of fixture selection (see Selecting Fixtures) Or by selecting the rows of fixtures within the Patch screen.
Page 74: Change User Id
Infinity Chimp Series Change User ID The User ID is a unique ID that is used to select a single or multiple fixtures using the keypad found on the console’s faceplate. In order to change the User ID, open the Patch Screen as described in section...
Page 75 Infinity Chimp Series Configuring existing Fixtures. Select the fixtures you would like to change and hit the User Number button from within the Patch Screens title bar. Fig. 57: Change User ID An on-screen Keypad asking you to enter new User IDs will be opened.
Page 76: Change Fixture Name
Infinity Chimp Series Change Fixture Name To change the Fixture Name for one or multiple fixtures at once, open the Patch window as described in section Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 77 Infinity Chimp Series Configuring existing Fixtures. Select the fixtures in question and hit the Set Name button from the Patch Screens title bar. Fig. 58: Set Fixture Name Button An on-screen keyboard will be shown. Notice the Auto Number button next to the Fixture Name Textfield If Auto Number is active, Chimp will automatically append numbers to the fixture name based on the selection order.
Page 78: Inverting Pan / Tilt And Defining If A Fixture Reacts To The Grandmaster Fader
Infinity Chimp Series Inverting Pan / Tilt and defining if a Fixture reacts to the Grandmaster Fader Sometimes it may be necessary to invert the direction of a fixture’s Pan or Tilt attribute or define if a fixtures Dimmer should react to the Grandmaster.
Page 79: Change Dmx-Patch
Infinity Chimp Series Change DMX-Patch To change the DMX-Patch for a single or multiple fixtures at once, select the fixtures you would like to patch and click on Change Patch within the Patch Screen. Programming on the chimp is not dependent on the patch, so unpatching or repatching a fixture will not cause any programming to be lost.
Page 80: Auto Patch
Infinity Chimp Series You may also select an address visually by hitting the Select Address button. This will open up a new screen enabling you to select the address visually. This screen will also indicate free addresses by a green color, as well as used addresses by a red color. If you click onto one channel, the console will show you how many addresses the fixture(s) you are about to patch will use, and if they fit.
Page 81: Change Fixture Type
Infinity Chimp Series Change Fixture Type To change the Type of a single or multiple fixtures at once, select the fixtures you would like to change the type of and click on Change Type within the Patch Screen. Changing the fixture type is only possible with single instance fixtures – if you would like to transfer data...
Page 82: Clone Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series Clone Fixtures Sometimes you might wish to add more fixtures to a show and copy existing programming of specific fixtures to the new fixtures. To do this, open the Setup Menu and select the Patch widget. First, add the new fixtures to the showfile as usual. When done, click on Clone Fixtures.
Page 83: Delete Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series Delete Fixtures Click on Delete Fixtures from within the Patch Screen. A confirmation dialog will be shown. Please note that this will delete all data of these fixtures from the showfile and can not be undone! We recommend saving the showfile as a new file before doing so.
Page 84: Setting Up Default Timings And Speed Master Options
Infinity Chimp Series Setting up Default Timings and Speed Master Options Default timings and Speed Master settings are configured from within the Setup screen. Open the Setup screen by clicking on the Setup Button on the top toolbar and select Timings from the left hand side menu.
Page 85: Cue Timing
Infinity Chimp Series Cue Timing The Cue Default Timings may be altered on the left-hand side of the screen. These timings will be used for all new Cues that are recorded afterwards. Fig. 68: Default Cue Timing The Cue Default Timings will be stored as part of the Showfile. Cue Default Timings may be overridden by temporary Timings which can be set using the [Time] button prior to recording a Cue.
Page 86: Mib (Move In Black) Default Timings
Infinity Chimp Series MiB (Move in Black) Default Timings The Move in Black default Timings may be altered on the right-hand, top part of the screen. Fig. 69: Move in Black Default Timings These values will be used by all Cues recorded after altering the default MiB timing.
Page 87: Fade Master Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Fade Master Settings The Speed Master Settings may be altered on the right-hand, bottom part of the screen. Fig. 71: Fade Master Settings Each Fade Master may be configured to either be an absolute or relative Fade Master. A Minimum and a Maximum value can be set.
Page 88: Setting Up Inputs And Outputs
Infinity Chimp Series Setting up Inputs and Outputs Setup DMX Output via Ethernet Enable DMX Output over Ethernet To set up DMX Output over Ethernet, open the Setup Screen, head over to the Input Output Page and select DMX Output from the Tabs shown in the center of the screen.
Page 89 Infinity Chimp Series Description Example (Universe Universe Representation Decimal zero based values, separated by Subnet and 0, 11 Subnet 0 - 15, Universe 0- Universe Decimal one based values, separated by Subnet and 0, 12 Subnet 1 - 16, Universe 0-...
Page 90: Setup Artnet
Infinity Chimp Series Setup ArtNet To enable ArtNet Output, tick the Enable ArtNet Checkbox from within the DMX Output Tab in the Setup Screen. To further configure each Universe, select it from the List and press the [Set] key. A new screen allowing to enable or disable the ArtNet Output, as well as to configure the ArtNet Universe for this Universe will be shown.
Page 91: Sacn E1.31 (Streaming Acn) Output
Infinity Chimp Series sACN E1.31 (Streaming ACN) Output What is sACN sACN is another protocol for transmitting DMX512 over Ethernet. It also uses UDP for data transmission, but utilizes Mulitcast Groups as opposed to Broadcasting Data like ArtNet. The Protocol is described in the ANSI Standard E1.31.
Page 92: Dmx Input
Infinity Chimp Series DMX Input To set up DMX Input, open the Setup Screen, head over to the Input Output Page and select DMX Input from the Tabs shown in the center of the screen. Fig. 75: DMX Input Settings When using the DMX Input, the last available DMX Universe on the Console itself will be switched in direction and is used as an Input.
Page 93: Midi Input
Infinity Chimp Series Midi Input To set up MIDI Input, open the Setup Screen, head over to the Input Output Page and select MIDI Input from the Tabs shown in the center of the screen. Enable the MIDI Input by ticking the Enable Midi Input Checkbox.
Page 94: Sound Input
Infinity Chimp Series Sound Input To set up Sound Input, open the Setup Screen, head over to the Input Output Page and select Sound Input from the Tabs shown in the center of the screen. The Chimp provides 6 independently configurable Sound triggers.
Page 95 Infinity Chimp Series The Skip Counter lets this trigger skip beats, you could, for example configure it in a way it will only trigger after every second or fourth beat. Furthermore, the encoders are used to specify the frequence range of the trigger, as well as sound level thresholds: Min.Frequency: This is the lower bound of the frequence range this trigger will listen to.
Page 96: Timecode Input
Timecode Input from the Tabs shown in the center of the screen. Please note: You need a Peanut box to be able to use externally supplied (MIDI / LTC) timecode on the OnPC or Chimp 100 consoles. Fig. 79: Timecode Input...
Page 97 Infinity Chimp Series The defined Timecode Source may trigger Cues in Cuelists when their Cue trigger is set to Timecode. Enabling / Disabling and Resetting the Timecode from the Top Toolbar The top toolbar has several buttons that may be used to Enable or Disable the timecode input, to reset the internal generator and to show the status of the incoming timecode signal.
Page 98: Osc (Open Sound Control)
Infinity Chimp Series OSC (Open Sound Control) What is OSC Open Sound Control (OSC) is a modern network based communication protocol that can be used to send a variety of control messages between OSC enabled devices. OSC input is supported on every product within the Chimp Series.
Page 99: Osc Commands
Infinity Chimp Series OSC Commands OSC Command Path Data /chimp /fader /1-30 0 = release, 1 = press /pause 0 = release, 1 = press /flash 0 = release, 1 = press /value 0 < 1000 fader value /name [string]...
Page 100 Infinity Chimp Series OSC Command Path Data /chimp /programmer /keypad 0 = release, 1 = press /fw_slash 0 = release, 1 = press /backspace 0 = release, 1 = press 0 = release, 1 = press 0 = release, 1 = press...
Page 101 Infinity Chimp Series OSC Command Path Data /chimp /programmer /encoder /1-4 /btn 0 = release, 1 = press /inc -5 < 5 variable value /text1 [string] /text2 [string] /pan_tilt 0 < 1 XY Value /use_accel 0 = release, 1 = press...
Page 102: Working With Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Fixtures Selecting Fixtures Before you can start altering any values or programming, you need to select the fixtures you would like to work with. There are four different ways to select your fixtures. Fixture Numbers Fixture Numbers are based on the User Number given to them while adding the fixture.
Page 103: Selecting Specific Instances Of The Current Selection Using The Numberblock
[1.1] [Thru] [1.10] [–] [1.3] [Enter] will select instances 1 to 10 except instance 3 of fixture 1. Repeatedly pressing [Prev] or [Next] while pressing the [Infinity] key steps backwards or forwards through the instances in the current selection, with the order determined by the Selection Order.
Page 104: Select And Deselect Fixtures Using The "Fixture Pool" -Window
Infinity Chimp Series Select and Deselect Fixtures using the “Fixture Pool” –window Open a fixture split widget by clicking on the Fixtures button in any of the split widget side menus. You may now select or deselect fixtures by simply clicking on them.
Page 105 Infinity Chimp Series Working with Groups” for more information about working with Group Pools. Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 106: De-Selecting All Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series De-Selecting all Fixtures To de-select fixtures, simply press the [0] –key on the keypad followed by [Enter]. You may also clear fixture selection by pressing the Clear button on the Fixture Selection Toolbar:. Fixture Sub-Selection using the Selection Toolbar All Sub-Selection functions are applied to your current Fixture selection.
Page 107: All Fixtures
(like Even Odd, Half, etc) this will bring you back to your complete selection set. If you press the [Infinity]-Key while pressing the All-button, all fixtures with values in the programmer will be selected, regardless of the sub-selection state.
Page 108: Stepping Through Fixtures Using Previous & Next Fixture
[Prev] [+] [Next] will bring you back to your original selection. Holding the [Infinity] Key while pressing [Prev] or [Next] will step through individual instances. Selecting X out of Y. The console offers a built in modulo sub-selection function which will select every Xth fixture out of Y.
Page 109: Assigning Names To Fixtures
Infinity Chimp Series Assigning Names to Fixtures You may decide between different ways should you wish to rename your fixtures to make them more identifiable within the Fixture Pool, programmer and fixture configuration dialogs: Assign Name using the Fixture Pool ●...
Page 110: Edit Fixture Window
Infinity Chimp Series Edit Fixture Window The “Edit Fixture” –Window may be used as a quick way to gather information about a fixture. It may also be used to set a Fixture instance’s name, or to rename all instances of a fixture.
Page 111: Coloring Fixture Items
Infinity Chimp Series Coloring Fixture Items Applying a colored border to a Fixture Item You may color code fixtures, which will be displayed by a thicker and colored border around the fixture item in pools and magic sheets. Press the [Name]-key twice. The command line will read Appearance.
Page 112: Working With Groups
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Groups Groups are meant as a programming aid and are a quick way to access specific selections of fixtures. Groups store information about fixture selection and selection order. The Group Pool is used to show and select fixture Groups.
Page 113: Recording Fixture Groups
The confirmation dialog may be omitted by selecting the Merge option from the record toolbar after pressing record. Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. Merge Fixture(s) into Group using Group Split Widget ●...
Page 114: Remove Fixture(S) From A Group Using Group Split Widget
Infinity Chimp Series Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. To select Remove using this method, you need to press the [Rec] key twice while holding down [Infinity]. Remove Fixture(s) from a Group using Group Split Widget ●...
Page 115: Selecting And Deselecting Groups
Infinity Chimp Series Selecting and Deselecting Groups Selecting Fixture Groups Using Group Split Widget Open a Group Pool Split widget by selecting Groups from a split widgets side menu. ● ● Now you can simply select and deselect fixture groups by clicking on them.
Page 116: Moving Groups
Infinity Chimp Series Moving Groups Moving Groups using the Group Split Widget Select Groups from a split widgets side menu. ● ● Press the [Move] key. ● Select the Group you would like to move ● Select the destination Item.
Page 117: Coloring Group Items
Infinity Chimp Series Coloring Group Items Applying a colored border to a Group Item You may color code groups, which will be displayed by a thicker and colored border around the group item in pools and magic sheets by pressing the [Name]-key twice.
Page 118: Create A Group Dimmer Master
Infinity Chimp Series Create a Group Dimmer Master Group Dimmer Masters allow you to limit the intensity of a specific fixture group. If the Group Master is at full, then the fixtures that this group contains will be at the level determined by the playbacks, Programmer, and so on.
Page 119: Edit Group Window
Infinity Chimp Series Edit Group Window The “Edit Group” –Window may be used as a quick way to rename a group and all the contained fixtures. To open the Edit Group Window: ● Press the [Edit] –key ● Select the Group you would like to edit.
Page 120: Working With Fixture Values
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Fixture Values Altering fixture parameter values is only possible from within the Programming Window. The programmer is shown in the bottom right part of the screen. It behaves very similar to the group split widgets – it has buttons in the title bar and features a side menu for parameter selection.
Page 121: Different States Of Fixture Attribute Values
Infinity Chimp Series What is the programmer? The “Programmer” is the place where all the programming happens. As soon as you modify a fixtures attribute value by using any of the value input methods described below, it will show up in the programmer.
Page 122: Emptying The Programmers „Content
In short, three times [Clear] will clear the programmer: [Clear] [Clear] [Clear] If you accidentally cleared the programmer contents, [Infinity] + [Clear] will undo the last clear command. You can also push and hold the [Clear] button for a short moment to clear the programmer completely.
Page 123: Programmer Title Bar Buttons
Infinity Chimp Series Programmer Title Bar Buttons Fig. 92: Programmer Title Bar Buttons Sort Function The Sort button will sort fixtures by their selection order in the programmer. This function is just affecting the way the programmer information is displayed. If you prefer to have your fixtures displayed by user number, you may switch this function on and off at any time.
Page 124: Blind Function
“Blackout” column within the library on their parameters. Solo may be combined with highlight. Solo may also be turned on and off by pressing the [Infinity] + [Highlight] keys at the same time. Timing Timing will switch the programmer into individual timing mode, which allows to assign and individual fade or delay time to each parameter of each fixture.
Page 125: Alter Fixture Parameters
Infinity Chimp Series Alter Fixture Parameters Altering Intensity (Dimmer Values) Using Keypad Dimmer Levels may be applied directly to selected fixtures using the keypad by typing [@] followed by either [Full] or the intensity value (in percent) followed the [Enter] key.
Page 126: Alter Parameters Using The Encoders
If you press on a Programmer Side Menu button repeatedly, the console cycles through the different sub- attribute groups of the selected attribute group. You may also press [Infinity] [Open] [Preset] at the same time to cycle through the available sub- attribue groups.
Page 127: Alter Parameters Using The Ranges / Slots Defined In The Fixture Library
Infinity Chimp Series Alter Parameters using the ranges / slots defined in the Fixture Library To select values directly from the library, press on the Encoder Label or the Encoder and select a value from the screen that popped up: Fig.
Page 128: Alter Color-Values Using The Color-Picker
Infinity Chimp Series Alter Color-Values using the Color-Picker To open the color picker, press the Color button found in the programmer side menu. Select Color Picker from the menu bar. Fig. 97: Color Picker Alter Color-Values using Color Faders To control color values using HSI or different faders (for RGB and CMY), no matter the color mixing system of the fixture, press the Color button found in the programmer side menu.
Page 129: Alter Color-Values Using Quick Colors
Infinity Chimp Series Alter Color-Values using Quick Colors Quick Colors offer an easy way to pick colors you use often. It contains 40 predefined colors to choose from. Press the Color button found in the programmer side menu and select Quick Colors from the menu bar.
Page 130: Setting All Fixture Attribute Values To The Fixtures Default Value
To grab all values that are currently being output for the selected fixtures (including the default values), hold down the [Infinity] key and press the [Load] key simultaneously. This will grab all values from the console’s playback engine, but before any Group or Fixture Master Dimmers are calculated.
Page 131: Loading All Effects Without Base Values From Current Output
Infinity Chimp Series Loading all Effects without Base Values from Current Output To grab all values that are currently being output for the selected fixtures, hold down the [Load] key and press the [FX] key simultaneously. This will grab all Effect values currently being output from the console’s playback engine.
Page 132: Individual Delay Times
Infinity Chimp Series Individual fade times define the crossfade time for a specific parameter. To set the Programmer to Individual Fade Times, first click on the Timing button in the title bar, then select the Fade button on the right-hand side of the programmers title bar.
Page 133: Fanning Values (Spreading Values Across Different Fixtures)
Infinity Chimp Series Once you chose the appropriate timing mode, you may either adjust the times by using the encoders or by clicking on the encoder label for the appropriate attribute. To remove individual timings you may ether press the [Off] Key and select one of the attribute groups from the side menu or turn the encoder off the attribute you want to remove.
Page 134 Infinity Chimp Series Dimmer Levels may easily be fanned using the below syntax. Keypad fanning will also take grouping into account. Make sure you have made your fixture selection before entering any of the commands below. Press the [Enter] key to execute each command:...
Page 135: Adjusting How Fannings Are Applied Using The Fan Mode Toolbar
Infinity Chimp Series Adjusting how Fannings are applied using the Fan Mode Toolbar The default Fan-Settings should have most situations covered, but they may be changed using the Fan Mode Toolbar. To open the Fan Mode toolbar, hit the Fan Mode button from within the right hand side of bottom Menu Bar.
Page 136: Changing The Fan Direction
Infinity Chimp Series Changing the Fan Direction By default, fanning adjusts attribute values from the center of the fixture selection. You can specify the fan mode using the Fan Mode Toolbar. Fig. 106: Fan Modes Left: The first fixture in the selection order remains unchanged, while the values of the last fixture change the...
Page 137: Right
Infinity Chimp Series Right The last fixture in the selection order remains unchanged, while the first fixture's value changes the most: Before Fanning: 50 % 50 % 50 % 50 % 50 % After Fanning: 90 % 80 % 70 % Fig.
Page 138 Infinity Chimp Series You may set the number of Groups from the Fan Mode toolbar. Click on the button that reads Grouping. A new window will be shown, asking you for the number of groups. A group size of zero will deactivate grouping.
Page 139: Fanning With Buddying
Infinity Chimp Series Fanning with Buddying Buddys also allow you to control the way that attributes are fanned to make complex patterns in additions to Groups. Grouping and Buddying may be combined. Buddying is the number of fixtures that are treated as one fixture.
Page 140: Randomizing A Fan
Infinity Chimp Series Randomizing a Fan The Randomize option randomizes several internal fanning parameters during fanning. Each time Randomize is turned on/off or the fixture selection changes, internal parameters are changed again in order to create unique fanning results. This function does not alter the selection order of the currently selected fixtures.
Page 141: Removing Values From The Programmer
Infinity Chimp Series Removing Values from the Programmer Remove all attributes for a specific fixture from the programmer To remove all attribute values for a specific fixture (ie. Fixture 1) from the programmer, press the [Off] key, followed by [Fixture] [1] [Enter].
Page 142: Removing Individual Attributes From The Programmer
Infinity Chimp Series Removing Individual attributes from the programmer You can remove individual attributes from the selected fixtures in the programmer by holding the [Off] key and turning the relevant encoder at the same time. Alternatively, you may press on the Encoder Label or the Encoder and select Off from the screen that popped up: Fig.
Page 143 Infinity Chimp Series Untouch / Deactivate Individual attributes in the programmer This can be useful to have fixtures output a certain value on an attribute, but not record it into cues or presets. To Untouch values for a certain attribute, press on the Encoder Label or the Encoder and select Deactivate from the screen that popped up: Fig.
Page 144: Working With Effects
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Effects Effect Basics You can use effects to create a mathematical function that is used to alter attribute values in a repeating fashion. Effects are applied to attributes using an effect table that applies mathematical functions (such as a sine- or cosine wave) to values against time.
Page 145 Infinity Chimp Series The Programmer loads a Cue from a currently running Cuelist and no effect is running inside the effect Programmer. In this case the programmer will be synced to the cuelist, resulting in no visible jump to the effect on stage.
Page 146: The Effects Programmer
Infinity Chimp Series The Effects Programmer To create, add or modify an effect, select the Effects button from within the Programmer Split Widgets side menu. Alternatively, you may press the [FX] Button on the console’s faceplate. Repeatedly pressing the Effects button will cycle through the different horizontal scroll positions in the effect programmer to change parameters easily.
Page 147: Adding An Effect
Infinity Chimp Series Adding an Effect To add an Effect to the effect programmer, simply select the fixtures you would like to be included in the effect and click on Add FX in the Effect Editors top toolbar. Fig. 120: Add FX Button A dialog will be shown asking you if you would like to add an pre-created effect or a specific effect table operating on one of the parameters.
Page 148: Adding A Custom Effect
Infinity Chimp Series Adding a Custom Effect The second tab (Custom Effect) is used to create your own effects based on mathematical functions. To add an effect, first select the Parameter from the list on the left hand side, and choose the effect table that should be used on this parameter.
Page 149: Modifying An Effect
Infinity Chimp Series Modifying an Effect For each effect row the effect attributes may be changed by selecting one of the cells and pressing the [Set] key, or by using the encoders. When using the encoders all selected Effect Rows will be changed. Effect rows may be selected or deselected by toggling the button in the first column of the effect row.
Page 150: Loading An Effect From Output
Infinity Chimp Series Loading an Effect from Output You may load an effect from the current output of selected fixtures by pressing the [Load] key followed by either the Effects button in the side menu, or by pressing the [Fx]-key.
Page 151: Absolute
Infinity Chimp Series Relative Effects apply a mathematical function around the current base value of the selected attribute. For example: An effect on the Dimmer channel that has a value of 50% and a size of -25% and +25% will alternate between 25% and 75% value.
Page 152: Size Min" Effect Attribute
Infinity Chimp Series “Size Min” Effect Attribute The function of the Size Min column depends on the Mode that is set. If the mode is set to “Absolute”, you may also choose a preset for this value. It may be changed by pressing [Set], double, right or long-clicking into a Size Min cell. Please see the description of the Mode column above for more info.
Page 153: Speed" Effect Attribute
Infinity Chimp Series “Speed” Effect Attribute The speed effect attribute defines how fast one complete cycle of the effect will be. Its format is CPM, Cycles per minute. Adjusting the effect speed increases or decreases the number of cycles it completes per minute. When combining effects on different attributes, you can use the rate attribute to build a specific look.
Page 154: Gouping" Effect Attribute
Infinity Chimp Series Fig. 130: Duty Cycle Effect Attribute It may be used to build chases and more. Best way to see how it works is to select a few lights, add the Dimmer Wave predefined effect and play with the duty cycle.
Page 155: Wings" Effect Attribute
Infinity Chimp Series Fig. 133: Buddying Attribute - No Buddying With Buddying set to a value of two, the effect will look like this: Fig. 134: Buddying Attribute - Buddying of 2 As you can see, Fixtures 1 and 2 are being output with the same values, Fixtures 3 and 4 are as well, and so on.
Page 156: Shots" Effect Attribute
Infinity Chimp Series Forward and Reverse will result in a continues effect in either direction. Forward Bounce and Reverse Bounce will result in an effect that starts with the specified direction, alternating directions with each cycle. Selecting the Direction Cell and and double, right or long clicking – or pressing the [Set] key will open the Set Effect Direction Parameter Dialog window, which can be used to define the playback direction of the effect.
Page 157 Infinity Chimp Series The “Infade” and “Indelay” effect attributes can be used to add a fade or delay time to this effect line which will be taken into consideration when starting the effect. Double, right or long click – or pressing the [Set] key will open the Set Infade / Set Indelay Dialog window.
Page 158: Working With Presets
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Presets Presets aid to simplify the programming process by allowing user-defined ‘elements’ to be created and then used as a toolkit to build your cues. Once you created a Preset, such as a couple of moving lights pointing at a particular position on stage, you may recall those settings at any point, and record them into cues.
Page 159: The Preset Split Widget
Infinity Chimp Series The Preset Split Widget Once you selected the Presets button in one of the Split Widget Menus, this particular split widget will change to “Preset” mode. Fig. 138: Preset Split Widget Preset Items will also show some extended information once fixtures are selected: Fig.
Page 160 Infinity Chimp Series If the Preset is used somewhere in the show file, the number of the preset will be shown in red. When this is the case, you can check how the preset is used from within the Edit Preset Dialog.
Page 161: Automatic Generation Of Presets
Infinity Chimp Series Automatic Generation of Presets Chimp can assist you in generating Presets by using the Information entered in the Ranges in the Fixtures Library. To automatically generate Presets for the selected fixtures and the selected Attribute Group Pool, click on Auto Generate found in the Preset Pool title bar.
Page 162: Recording Presets
Infinity Chimp Series Recording Presets If you record a preset into any of these preset pools within the preset widget, the console will only record values for the appropriate attribute group. This way, Position Presets only contain position information, and Color Presets only contain color information.
Page 163: Selecting Presets
If you select Presets this way, they will be recorded into Cues as a ‘hard’ value, rather than being referenced by the Cue. To select a Presets “Hard Value”, press and hold the [Infinity] button while selecting the preset. Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 164: Selecting A Preset 'Live' Without A Fixture Selection
Infinity Chimp Series Selecting a Preset ‘Live’ without a fixture selection You may also directly select presets while running a show for all fixtures contained in the preset as soon as the Split Widget is in “Direct Action” mode. Direct Action mode may be toggled by clicking on the Direct Action button found in the title bar of the split widget.
Page 165: Merging Contents Into A Preset (Or: Updating A Preset)
Alternatively, you may also select Merge from the Record toolbar after hitting the [Rec] Key. Or you can press and hold [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. To select Merge using this method, you need to press the [Rec] key three times while holding down [Infinity].
Page 166: Copying Presets
Infinity Chimp Series Copying Presets ● Press the [Copy]-key ● Select the Preset you would like to copy from the pool or by using the command line interface. ● Select the destination Item. Copying a Preset will create a new preset, wheras the new preset has no reference to the source preset.
Page 167: Coloring Preset Items
Infinity Chimp Series Coloring Preset Items Applying a colored border to a Preset Item You may color code Presets, which will be displayed by a thicker and colored border around the Preset item in pools and magic sheets. ● Press the [Name]-key twice.
Page 168: Resetting User Colors For A Preset Item
Infinity Chimp Series Resetting User Colors for a Preset Item You may reset the user colors for one or multiple Presets to not show a colored border around the item. ● Press the [Name]-key twice. The commandline will read Appearance.
Page 169: Set Item Color
Infinity Chimp Series Set Item Color Clicking on the Set Item Color button will open up a dialog allowing you to set a color Icon or color a Gobo Icon for this preset. Click on Set Color when done. To reset the Item Color click on Reset Color.
Page 170: Merge To Programmer
Infinity Chimp Series Clicking on the Display Usage button will open a dialog showing you information about how and where this preset Is used. Merge to Programmer Clicking on the Merge to Programmer button will load the presets contents without referencing to the preset into the programmer.
Page 171: Working With Cuelists
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Cuelists The Cuelist Pool Split Widget The cuelist pool split widget may be opened from within the side menu in any split widget. Cuelist Pool Items have a status indicator that shows the current Cue (or, if the Cuelist is not running, the Cue that would be started) and status of the Cuelist.
Page 172: What Is A Cuelist
Infinity Chimp Series What is a Cuelist Cuelists are the backbone of your programming and show. They may contain one or more cues, whereas each cue might have a different fade and wait time applied. Faders, Executors and Virtual Executors all rely on Cuelists.
Page 173: Additonal Options While Recording A Cue
Infinity Chimp Series Additonal Options while recording a Cue Store a Cue including timing You may also use addiditonal command line options to store a Cue including Timing, or to give a Cue a specific Cue Number by typing. The Cue Number may also be a point Number such as 1.12. These point Numbers are stored in Decimal values.
Page 174: Modifying The Cuelist Itself
Infinity Chimp Series Modifying the Cuelist itself Naming a Cuelist you may label any item by pressing the [Name] key on the faceplate of the console. The commandline will read “Name”. Now select the Item you would like to label.
Page 175: Coloring Cuelist Items
Infinity Chimp Series Coloring Cuelist Items Applying a colored border to a Cuelist Item You may color code Cuelists, which will be displayed by a thicker and colored border around the Cuelist item in pools and magic sheets. Press the [Name]-key twice. The command line will read Appearance.
Page 176: Updating Cues In A Cuelist
Updating / Mergin data into a Cue Make sure the the Merge option from the record toolbar after pressing [Rec] is selected. Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. Merge / Add content to a Cue using the User Interface ●...
Page 177: Removing Content From A Cue
Removing content from a Cue Make sure the the Remove option from the record toolbar after pressing [Rec] is selected. Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. Remove content from a Cue using the User Interface ●...
Page 178: Inserting A Cue
Inserting a Cue Make sure the the Insert option from the record toolbar after pressing [Rec] is selected. Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Rec] to cycle through the different record modes. Insert a Cue in between other cues using the User Interface ●...
Page 179: Copying Cues
Infinity Chimp Series Copying Cues Using the Cuelist View You may easily copy cues using the cuelist view by pressing [Copy] and clicking and dragging a cues sort icon while is Copy is shown in the command line: Fig. 151: Cuelist sort icon Alternatively, you may press [Copy] and simply click on the cue which you would like to copy.
Page 180: Deleting Cues
Deleting Cues Make sure the the Delete Cues option from the record toolbar after pressing [Del] is selected. Alternatively, you can also press [Infinity] while pressing [Del] to cycle through the different delete modes. Delete a Cue using the User Interface ●...
Page 181: Loading A Cue To The Programmer
Infinity Chimp Series Loading a Cue to the Programmer Sometimes it is desirable to load a complete cue into the programmer to edit it. Load a Cue using the User Interface ● Press the [Load] key on the keypad. ●...
Page 182: The Cuelist View (Cue Sheet) Window
Infinity Chimp Series The Cuelist View (Cue Sheet) Window The Cuelist window is used to alter Cue Timings and other. The Cuelist View may also be used as a Cue Sheet, indicating the current, previous and next cues. It also displays the state of running crossfades and delays in the name column, as well as the state of each individual time in the corresponding column.
Page 183: Opening The Cuelist View Window
Infinity Chimp Series Opening the Cuelist View Window Open the Cuelist View Window Using Cuelist Pool Press the [Open] key and select a Cuelist from within the Cuelist Split Widget. Open Cuelist View Window Using Command Line Interface Press the [Open] key followed by the Cuelist key. Now type the number of the cuelist followed by [Enter] For example: [Open] [Cuelist] [1] [Enter].
Page 184: Cuelist View Window - Playback Bar Buttons
Infinity Chimp Series Cuelist View Window – Playback Bar Buttons Fig. 155: Cuelist View - Playback Bar Buttons Select will select the Cuelist shown in the Cuelist View. Assert issues an assert to the shown Cuelist and brings it on top of the priority stack.
Page 185: Background Colors And Their Meanings
Infinity Chimp Series Background Colors and their meanings The Cuelist View uses background colors to emphasize the state of a Cue: Background Color State This is the Cue that will be run when the Cuelist is switched on. This is the current Cue and the Cue is in active state and running.
Page 186: Changing Cue Names, Timings And Other Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Changing Cue Names, Timings and other Settings To change Cue Names and Timings, you first need to open up a Cuelist Window as described previously. As soon as the Cuelist View for the appropriate Cuelist has been opened up, select the cell with the value you would like to change.
Page 187: The Different Trigger Types That Are Available Per Cue
Infinity Chimp Series The different Trigger types that are available per Cue Each Cue might have different triggers that may or may not affect how the Trig Time Column is used. This section will provide you with an overview of these triggers.
Page 188: Sound Triggers
Infinity Chimp Series with the Master Speed. If multiple active Cuelists are configured this way then all these Cuelists will stay in sync with each other and with the Speed Master. Sound Triggers When a Cues trigger is set to be one of the Sound Triggers, then this Cue will be played back as soon as the Sound Trigger reaches its trigger threshold and the Cue with the trigger is the next one after the current Cue.
Page 189: How To Set A Cue To Be Moved In Black
Infinity Chimp Series How to set a Cue to be moved in Black In order to have a cue moved in black, open a Cuelist View and scroll to the MiB column. Select the cell of the Cue you want to be preset.
Page 190: Commands
Infinity Chimp Series Commands Commands may be used to trigger other actions when a cue containing one or more commands is executed. The commands may be delayed after the start of a cue using the CMD Delay column. How setup and remove Cue Commands To setup a command to be executed when a Cue is run, open a Cuelist View and scroll to the CMDs column.
Page 191: Adding A Command
Infinity Chimp Series Adding a Command To add a command to the list, click on the Append Line button. Alternatively, to insert a Command in front of an existing one, select the existing command and click on Insert Line. An editor window will be shown. The different types and actions are explained below.
Page 192: List Of Possible Actions
Infinity Chimp Series List of possible actions Cuelists Action Explanation Toggle Will toggle the Cuelist state between on and off. Will issue a go command to the Cuelist Pause / Back Will pause, or if the cuelist is paused go one step back...
Page 193: Edit Cuelist Window
Infinity Chimp Series Disable Disables the timecode input or generator Reset Generator Resets the timecode generator to its start time. Edit Cuelist Window Probably the most convenient way to open the Cuelist Settings window is by clicking on the Fader Label of this cuelist and selecting Cuelist Settings.
Page 194: Loading Options From Default
Infinity Chimp Series Loading Options from Default Cuelist Options may be loaded from the default state by clicking onto the Load Default button. Fig. 163: Load Default Button Altering Cuelist Options In order to alter Cuelist settings like Off-Time, Priority, Playback order, etc, you need to open the “Edit Cuelist”...
Page 195: Run Mode
Infinity Chimp Series Dimmer HTP - All values being stored in that cuelist will be compared to others by the "Latest Takes Precedence" principle - except the dimmer values, which will be compared by dimmer level. That means that values will override values which have been output previously, except for the dimmer value. Here, the Cuelist set to HTP with the highest dimmer level will be output.
Page 196: Effect Size Master
Infinity Chimp Series The Effect Speed Master Combobox select the global Effect Speed Master for this Cuelist. Use this function to scale the Effect Speed according to one of the 3 global Effect Speed Master Faders. “None” disables the Effect Speed Master Function.
Page 197: Timecode Mode
Infinity Chimp Series When the Cuelist is in Learn Timing Mode, the current Cue’s color will be indicated with a magenta background color, and each press of the Go button will cause the cuelist to add the time elapsed between the start of this cue and the Go command to start the next Cue into the Trig Time field. If the Cuelist is set to Timecode, it will set the Cue time to the Timecode that was received during the press of the Go Button.
Page 198: Selecting Cuelists
Infinity Chimp Series Cuelists or Chasers may not be played back from the Cuelist Split Widget, instead they must be assigned to a Master or (Virtual) Executor. Selecting Cuelists Cuelists or Chasers may be selected from the Cuelist Split Widget by simply clicking on them, or by pressing the [Select] key followed by a Master or (Virtual) Executor.
Page 199: The Off Window
Infinity Chimp Series The Off Window The Off Window may be used to easily switch off running cuelists and to get an overview of the current Playback state. Fig. 165: Off Window To open the Off Window, press the [Off] button and select Off Window from the Off Toolbar.
Page 200: Working With Masters And Executors
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Masters and Executors Basics “Masters” and Executors work like remote controls – you may assign different objects to Masters and configure them independently in terms of Button and Fader configuration. These assignments are stored for each master and are not linked to the Object the master is connected to. That means you may assign the same single Cuelist to multiple masters and configure each master differently.
Page 201: Linking Groups (Creating A Group Dimmer Master)
Infinity Chimp Series Linking Groups (Creating a Group Dimmer Master) Group and Dimmer Masters are compared HTP, so the highest master will take precedence. To assign any of the Fixture Groups to any of the faders, press the [Link] key, followed by a Masters Go / Pause Button.
Page 202: Configuring Fader And Button Functions
Infinity Chimp Series Configuring Fader and Button functions Each fader and button function may be customized on a “per master” basis in order to provide maximum flexibility when it comes to operating a show. To edit a masters Go, Pause / Back and fader function, press [Edit] followed by the [Go], or [Pause/Back] key of the master you would like to customize.
Page 203: Example With Fetch Mode
Infinity Chimp Series You are on Page 1 and Master 1 contains a Group Master that has the fader set to 48%. You change to Fader-Page 2, where a different object is assigned to Master 1, and move the fader to 100%. You switch to Fader-Page 1 again and move the Fader of Master 1 (which physically is now at 100%, while the value of the Group Master still resides at 48%), the Group Masters value will jump to the new value instantly.
Page 204 Infinity Chimp Series Button Function Action on Button Press Disabled Select Cuelist Selects the Cuelist. Toggle On / Off The first press on the Button will start the Cuelist, the second press will switch it off. Issues a Go command to start the cuelist, or, if it is already running, advances through the different cues of the Cuelist.
Page 205: Speed Masters
Infinity Chimp Series Speed Masters Button Function Action on Button Press Disabled Time Increase Adds the amount of time entered in the Combobox. Time Decrease Substracts the amount of time entered in the Combobox. Time Multiply Multiplies the time of the Speed Master by the given amount.
Page 206: Working With Magic Sheets
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Magic Sheets About Magic Sheets Magic Sheets can be used to visually position and select fixtures on the screen by using the new full- screen and quad split Magic Sheet Windows. Magic Sheets can contain Fixtures, Groups, Presets and Cuelists as well as labels.
Page 207: Magic Sheet Split Widget Titlebar
Selection order is displayed by a tool tip in the bottom of the Magic Sheet. Holding [Infinity] while dragging a selection rectangle will invert the current selection. Holding [Infinity] while clicking on a label that is set to select contained fixtures will invert the selection within the label. Draw Selection Draw Selection allows you to visually draw a selection with the selection order specified by the order in which you “touch”...
Page 208: Circle Detection
Infinity Chimp Series Circle Detection Circle Detection allows you select fixtures that are arranged in a circular arrangement more easily. When enabled, the chimp will autodetect circular arrangements and start the selection order from the Fixture that is first touched by the selection rectangle. Fixtures will be ordered according to the selected Circle Detection Mode.
Page 209: Navigating In A Magic Sheet
Infinity Chimp Series Navigating in a Magic Sheet A persistent overlay on the right hand side of the Magic Sheet area can be used to Zoom Fit, Zoom in, Zoom Out and to activate the Viewport Drag mode which allows the user to select the area of interest in the sheet.
Page 210: Creating / Modifying A Magic Sheet
Infinity Chimp Series Creating / Modifying a Magic Sheet To start creating or editing a Magic Sheet, click on the Edit Magic Sheet Button, indicated by a pen Icon. Fig. 177: Magic Sheet Edit Button The Edit Mode toolbar will be shown.
Page 211: Adding Items To The Magic Sheet
Infinity Chimp Series Adding Items to the Magic Sheet To add Items to the Magic Sheet, click on the Add Button found in the Edit Mode toolbar. A menu, asking you what type of Item you would like to add will appear.
Page 212: Editing
Infinity Chimp Series Editing To change the behaviour and appearance of Labels and Cuelists, select them and click on the Edit Button found in the Edit Mode toolbar. You may do this for multiple Items at once. Edit Dialog for Cuelist Magic Sheet Items The Edit Dialog for Cuelists lets you select what should happen when you press on the Item when the Magic Sheet is not in Edit Mode.
Page 213 Alternatively, you may use the Arrange and Align functions provided in the Edit Mode toolbar. Fig. 182: Arrange Items Menu When arranging Items, the handles will snap to multiples of 45 degrees when dragging a handle. Holding [Infinity] while dragging the handles disables the snap function. Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 214: Arrange Linear
Infinity Chimp Series Arrange Linear Arrange Linear will rearrange all Items in a line, asking you to specify the first and the last point of the line using drag handles. When you are happy with the arrangement, click on Apply found in the bottom right corner.
Page 215: Arrange Checkerboard
Infinity Chimp Series Arrange Checkerboard Arrange Checkerboard will rearrange all Items in a Checkerboard grid style, asking you to specify the position and the size of the Checkerboard using drag handles. The slider on the left side specifies the number of Columns.
Page 216: Arrange Circle
Infinity Chimp Series Arrange Circle Arrange Circle will rearrange all Items in a Circle, asking you to specify the center point and the size / rotation using drag handles. When you are happy with the arrangement, click on Apply found in the bottom right corner.
Page 217 Infinity Chimp Series In order to prevent accidental movement of Items, you may Lock them. This is especially useful for labels. Locked Items will display a little lock Icon in Edit Mode. Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 218: Working With Fader And Executor
Infinity Chimp Series Working with Fader and Executor Pages About Pages Pages store all assignments of Cuelists, Fixture- and Groupmasters, to enable them to be quickly recalled later. Pages do not store Levels of the faders and Cuelist states. To open the Fader Page Directory, press the Fader or Executor Page Buttons on the top menu bar.
Page 219: Template Page
Infinity Chimp Series Template Page Assignments on the Template Page will show on all other pages. This is especially helpful if you want to have the same assignment on every page for some Cuelists or Groupmasters. Key or audience lighting is a good use case for this function.
Page 220: Using The Output Window
Infinity Chimp Series Using the Output Window The Output Window is a useful tool to troubleshoot data or programming Issues, or simply to double check which channels are being output at which value and from which source. You may open the Output View window by clicking on the Output View button on the second page of any split widget side menu.
Page 221: Source
Infinity Chimp Series Fig. 194: Output View Value Button When Value is selected, the Output View will show the current fixture values that are being output. Source Fig. 195: Output View Source Button When Source is selected, the Output View will show the (base) source of the value by number and name.
Page 222: Using The Dmx Output Window
Infinity Chimp Series Using the DMX Output Window The DMX Output Window is a useful tool to troubleshoot Data / DMX Issues, or simply to double check which channels are being output at which value. You may open the DMX Output window by clicking on the DMX Output button on the second page of any split widget side menu.
Page 223: Multi Console Networking
Infinity Chimp Series Multi Console Networking What is Multi Console Networking You may network together up to two Chimp consoles. As of software version 2.0 consoles of different types may be networked (as well as on-pc); however, DMX Output on each console is limited to the number of universes supported and unlocked by each console.
Page 224: Known Limitations
If different console types are used, ie. Chimp 100 and Chimp 300 the number of universes output depends on each console type. This means that the Chimp 100 will still only output 2 universes, while the chimp 300 may output all 4 universes. You may increase the universe count using the Dongle, Sidekick or Peanut box.
Page 225: Creating A Tracking Backup Session
Infinity Chimp Series Creating a Tracking Backup Session To connect to a Network Session, open the Network Screen on the Backup Console. Now, connecting is as simple as selecting the Master Console from the Available Network Devices shown in the list and clicking the Connect button.
Page 226 Infinity Chimp Series Backup Console Operation Modes While in a tracking backup session the the Backup console can be running in one of the following 3 User Interface modes: Multi User seperates both consoles User Interfaces. The Backup console can be on a different Fader or Executor Page and has a seperate programmer, meaning you may program a show with more than one user.
Page 227: Configure System-Wide Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Configure system-wide settings Before you start using the console, it is advised to make sure all basic settings are setup to your liking. This includes the USB Keyboard Layout, Time and Date as well as Network Settings. These settings are system- wide, and not saved within a show-file.
Page 228: Change The Usb-Keyboard Locale
Infinity Chimp Series Change the USB-Keyboard Locale From within the System Settings Page, you may change the systems locale to match your USB-Keyboard. Select the appropriate locale from the dropdown box. You may use the “Test” –Textfield to test the new locale.
Page 229: Set Date And Time
Infinity Chimp Series Set Date and Time You may set Date and Time from within the System Settings Page. Click on one of the numbers and use the plus and minus button to adjust accordingly. Fig. 203: Set Date and Time...
Page 230: Network Settings
Infinity Chimp Series Network Settings From within the Setup screen, select Network Settings to open the “Change Network Settings” Page. You may now change IP-Address Settings and test if the console has access to the World Wide Web. This is particularly useful for the built-in online software update function.
Page 231: The Current Ethernet Status
Infinity Chimp Series Click on Apply Changes to apply the changes and store the settings permanently. Click on Cancel to revert to your previous configuration. The current Ethernet Status The “Current Ethernet Status” groupbox shows basic information about the current status of the Ethernet port, like IP Address, Link Speed and more.
Page 232: Configure (Optional) Wdmx Transmitter
Infinity Chimp Series Configure (optional) WDMX Transmitter If you have a WDMX Transmitter installed in your console, you may trigger the Link / Unlink functions from within the Setup Screen. Fig. 205: Link / Unlink WiFi Receivers Infinity Chimp Series...
Page 233: Edit The Fixture Library
Infinity Chimp Series Edit the Fixture Library This chapter is set to help you, should you wish to change a fixture type’s dmx footprint or default values, or in case you create a new fixture that is not yet contained in the library.
Page 234: The Library Editor
Infinity Chimp Series The Library Editor This section explains the Library Editor which is used throughout the library creation or edit process. The Library Editor consists of four different Pages, which we will explain in this section. Fig. 207: Fixture Library Editor General Information about Fixture Libraries Since version 2.0 fixture types are broken down into modules and instances.
Page 235: Fixture Definition Tab
Infinity Chimp Series Fixture Definition Tab The Fixture Definition tab contains text fields to enter the Fixture Manufacturer, Category (such as LED or Movinglight), Type (Fixture Name), Beam Type, Mode, Author and Description. The Manufacturer, Type and Mode can not be changed if the fixture is inside the Show Library.
Page 236: Modules Tab
Infinity Chimp Series Modules Tab The Modules Tab is used to manage modules, which hold the actual information about how channels are used. Fig. 209: Edit Fixture – Modules Tab Adding a new Module You may add a new module by clicking on the Add Module button from within the Modules tab.
Page 237: Deleting A Module
Infinity Chimp Series Deleting a Module You may delete a module by selecting it from the list and clicking on the Delete Module button from within the Modules tab. Editing a Module You may edit a module’s channels by selecting it from the list and clicking on the Edit Channels button from within the Modules tab.
Page 238: Module Editor
Infinity Chimp Series Module Editor In the module editor, the first row of buttons contains the Channels and Definition buttons, as well as a drop-down menu on the right-hand side to select the module to be edited. The Channels button causes the module editor to show the list of channels for given module, whereas the Definition button may be used to change the name and description of the module.
Page 239: Module Editor Columns
Infinity Chimp Series Module Editor Columns Select the cell with the value you would like to change. Press the [Set] key or double, right or long-click and enter the desired value. Vertical Header Indicates the DMX Channel number, which may not be changed. You may append or Insert channels using the Menu Bars Add Channel or Insert Channel Button.
Page 240: Inverted
Infinity Chimp Series Furthermore, you may caption the different ranges. Names of the Ranges will be shown in programmer, and in the “Select Range” PopUp that opens when you push on an encoder or encoder label. Inverted This defines if the DMX Values of this parameter will be inverted. Ie. Value 100 in the programmer will be output as value 156.
Page 241: Select Parameter Dialog
Infinity Chimp Series Select Parameter Dialog The Select Parameter Dialog is then used to define the parameter this channel is mapped to. Fig. 212: Fixture Editor - Select Parameter It shows a list of available parameters on the left-hand side. This list may be filtered by entering the search string into the Filter Text field in the top right part of the screen.
Page 242: Edit Ranges Menu (Add Icons / Names)
Infinity Chimp Series Edit Ranges Menu (Add icons / names) The Edit Ranges Menu is used to specify how a Channels functions are mapped to the corresponding DMX Values, enabling you to show the name or even icons for a specific range of values within the Programmer and the Select Range popup that opens when you push on an encoder.
Page 243: Single Range
Infinity Chimp Series Single Range A range which indicates a certain function on a channel. Fig. 215: Range Editor - Add Range – Single Range The range displayed in the screenshot is taken from a fixtures gobo channel. It indicates that Gobo 1 idx function starts at a dmx value of 9 and ends at a value of 17.
Page 244: Adding Multiple Ranges
Infinity Chimp Series Adding Multiple Ranges To add multiple ranges at once, click on the Add Multiple Ranges button. The following dialog will be shown. Fig. 217: Range Editor - Add Multiple Ranges Deleting a Range To delete a Range, select it from the list of Ranges and click on the Delete Range(s) button.
Page 245: Instances
Infinity Chimp Series Instances The Add Instance button may be used to add one or more instances. The Delete Instance button may be used to delete one or more instances after selecting it from the list. On the left side of the tab you can see the instance editor, which is used to define the Instance User Number (The part on the right side of the “.”...
Page 246: Adding Instances
Infinity Chimp Series Adding Instances To add an instance of a module to the fixture type, click on Add Instance. A dialog will open. Fig. 219: Edit Fixture – Instances Tab – Add Instance You may enter a Name, the User Number, the Instance Start (DMX Start), the count of instances to be added and a Description.
Page 247: Edit Existing Fixture Libraries
Infinity Chimp Series Edit existing Fixture Libraries To edit an existing fixture library, first select the fixture type in the User or Show library and click on Edit Fixture found in the menu bar of the Fixture Library Screen. Please note that the system library is read-only. If you would like to edit a fixture that is contained in the system library, you first need to transfer it to the user library.
Page 248: Add A New Fixture To The Library
Infinity Chimp Series Add a new Fixture to the Library To add a new fixture to the User or Show library, first pick the library type from the Fixture Library Page by selecting the appropriate tab. Click on New Fixture contained in the Menu Bar of the Window. You may now choose to start a fixture from scratch, or to use an existing fixture as a Template.
Page 249: Start A Fixture Using An Existing Fixture Type As A Template
Infinity Chimp Series Start a Fixture using an existing Fixture Type as a template A screen asking a few questions regarding the new fixture will be shown. You need to specify the Manufacturer, Type, and Fixture DMX Mode. Category, Beam Type, Author and Description are optional but recommended.
Page 250: Transfer Fixtures Between Libraries
Infinity Chimp Series Transfer Fixtures between libraries Sometimes the need to transfer fixtures between the different library types may arise. In order to do so, head to the Fixture Library Page within the Setup Menu, select the fixture type you would like to transfer between libraries and hit Transfer Fixture.
Page 251: Hotkeys
[Infinity] reference to the preset. Programmer [Open]+ [Preset] = Cycles through attribute groups [Infinity]+ [Open] + [Preset] = Cycles through sub attribute groups Tables (Or Shift on Keyboard) + Clicking in a Multiselect Table will select multiple Cells [Infinity] (Or Shift on Keyboard + Arrow Keys on Keyboard will allow to make a multi selection...
Page 252: Toolbars
Infinity Chimp Series Toolbars [Infinity]+ [ ] = Cycles through record modes [Infinity]+ [Del] = Cycles through record modes Selection Toolbar + All = Selects all fixtures with values in programmer [Infinity] Off Toolbar + Reset Group Master Button = Resets all Groupmasters to 100% without asking for...
Page 253: Maintenance
When creating the folder structure yourself, make sure it is spelled in lowercase letters. Fig. 223: Usb Folder Structure The main folder “infinity” needs to be in the root directory of the USB Key. This directory is containing the following folders: import_export: Reserved for later use.
Page 254: Update Software
Update via USB In order to update the software on the Chimp, make sure you have downloaded the appropriate software from the Highlite Infinity website. Copy the downloaded file (with the file extension .swu) into the folder “infinity\software_update” on your USB Key.
Page 255: Update Online
Infinity Chimp Series Update Online In Setup menu click on Maintenance from the Side Menu and click on Online Update from within the Operating System group-box. Fig. 225: Online Software Update The select software update popup-screen will appear. Click on Refresh List to check for the latest software updates.
Page 256: Update Fixture Libraries
In order to update the factory library on the Chimp, make sure you have downloaded the appropriate file from the Highlite Infinity website. Copy the downloaded file (with the file extension .faclib) into the folder “infinity\factory_library_update” on your USB Key.
Page 257: Update Online
Infinity Chimp Series Update Online In Setup menu click on Maintenance from the Side Menu and click on Online Update from within the Factory Fixture Library group-box. Fig. 228: Online Library Update The select library update popup-screen will appear. Click on Refresh List to check for the latest software updates.
Page 258: Calibrate Touchscreen(S)
Click on Calibrate Internal or Calibrate External. In case your screen calibration is off by too much, you may use the shortcut [Infinity] + [Open] + [S1] to calibrate the internal screen, or [Infinity] + [Open] + [S2] to calibrate the external.
Page 259: Safety Instructions For Maintenance
Infinity Chimp Series Safety Instructions for Maintenance DANGER Electric shock caused by dangerous voltage inside Disconnect power supply before servicing or cleaning. WARNING Risk of burns due to hot surface Allow the device to cool down for at least 15 minutes before servicing or cleaning.
Page 260: Basic Cleaning Instructions
Infinity Chimp Series Basic Cleaning Instructions The screen of the device should be cleaned periodically. The cleaning schedule depends on the conditions at the site where the device is installed. When smoke or fog machines are used at the site, the device will need more frequent cleaning.
Page 261: Deinstallation, Transportation And Storage
Infinity Chimp Series Deinstallation, Transportation and Storage Instructions for Deinstallation WARNING Incorrect deinstallation can cause serious injuries and damage of property. ● Let the device cool down before dismounting. ● Disconnect power supply before deinstallation. ● Always observe the national and site-specific regulations during deinstallation of the device.

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