ETC Express 24/48 Quick Manual page 23

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Fixture Box
When a fixture is selected, a special window called the Fixture Box appears at the bottom
of the Command display. All channels belonging to a particular fixture and assigned to
encoder control are displayed in five encoder pages.
Operating in the Fixture Box:
• Scroll through fixtures
• Scroll through attributes
• Scroll through attribute pages
Working with Moving Light (ML) Fixtures
Specify the DMX512 Start address by pressing [#] [Enter] [#] [Enter], where the
first number entered is 1, 2 or 3 to set the output port, and the second number is
1-512 for the DMX512 Start address for the first (or only) selected fixture.
If the fixture requires a remote dimmer, press [#] [Enter], where the number is
the DMX512 address for that dimmer. If there is no remote dimmer, press [Enter]
to skip over this column.
Press [1] [Enter] to swap the pan and tilt attributes on a fixture. This is useful
when the hanging position of a fixture makes the pan movement look more like
tilt, and vice versa. If you do not want to swap the pan and tilt attributes, press
[Enter] to skip this setting.
The Flip setting inverts the movement of pan and/or tilt movement for a fixture.
Press [Enter] to skip, or [1] [Enter] to flip the pan movement. Press [Enter] to
skip, or [1] [Enter] to flip the tilt movement. Flip is useful when the hanging
position of a fixture causes the pan or tilt of a fixture to move opposite other
fixtures, such as when moving-mirror fixtures are hung head-to-head.
Press [+] or [–]
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