Programming Procedure; Normal Mode - Chauvet followspot 1200 User Manual

Appendix
Programming
Procedure

Normal Mode

DMX Address
Color Wheel Blackout
Self-test
Fixture Hours
Followspot 1200 User Manual Rev. 5
The Followspot 1200 programming requires only three menu levels and it uses two
programming modes, Normal and Offset.
The Offset mode is for home adjustments of the color, the dimmer and the effects.
When not in program mode, the display shows the current DMX address.
The Normal mode controls the DMX address, the control activation, the lamp on/off
status, the running of the self-test and the fixture reset. In addition, it shows the number
of hours the fixture has been in service.
Defines the fixture's starting address
1) Press <MENU> repeatedly until the display shows
2) Press <ENTER> to show the current DMX address (1~255).
The display will start blinking.
3) To exit without changing the value, press <MENU>.
4) To change the address value, press <UP> or <DOWN>.
5) To save the new value, press <ENTER>.
The display will show the next function name.
Enables/disables the blackout fixture while changing colors
1) Press <MENU> repeatedly until the display shows
2) Press <ENTER> to show the current setting (Yes/No).
The display will start blinking.
3) To exit without changing the value, press <MENU>.
4) To change the setting, press <UP> or <DOWN>.
5) To save the new value, press <ENTER>.
The display will show the next function name.
Runs the built-in self-tests
1) Press <MENU> repeatedly until the display shows
The display will start blinking.
3) Press <ENTER> to start the tests.
The display will stop blinking and the tests will start to run continuously.
5) To suspend the tests for 30 seconds, press <ENTER>.
6) To terminate the tests, press <MENU>.
The display will show the next function name.
Shows the number of hours the fixture has been in service
1) Press <MENU> repeatedly until the display shows
The display will start blinking.
2) Press <ENTER> to see the number of hours.
3) To exit, press <MENU>.
The display will show the next function name.
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