Dmx Address - Desisti Piccoletto VW Instruction Manual

1st menu displayed
To enter the PICCOLETTO MENU, press 3 times the right button.
This Manual is applicable to the De Sisti PICCOLETTO Vari-White
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2nd menu displayed Explanation of each menu function

DMX ADDRESS

This Function is to SET the DMX address from 1 to 512
The Product is delivered with a default setting of the DMX address at 1.
As indicated next to each picture, it is required to reach the DMX
addr Menu, select the preferred base DMX Address and Select
it.
Once the DMX Address is SET, in order to return to the MAIN
MENU, it is necessary to rotate KNOB 2 counter-clock-wise to
return to the EXIT item and then select it by pressing KNOB 2
itself.
CHANNEL SETTING (RESOLUTION & FUNCTION)
This function is to SET THE DIMMING RESOLUTION either at 8 bits or at 16 bits.
Select DMX resol by rotating and pushing KNOB2, the following choices are available:
- 8 bits resolution (the display will show 8 bit). The fixture utilizes 1 DMX Circuit for the
Light Dimming, which is the BASE CIRCUIT set in the ADDRESS.
Without flash you will have: Base Dim, Base+1 CCT, Base+2 CCT Mode. With flash you
will have: Base Dim, Base+1 CCT, Base+2 CCT Mode, Base+3 strobe (the higher the
channel value, the higher the speed).
- 16 bits: 16 bits resolution (the display will show 16 bit and this is the default setting).
The fixture utilizes 2 DMX Circuits:
The Base Circuit set in the address is the Coarse Dimming, the second Circuit (Base +1)
is the Fine Dimming.
Without flash you will have: Base Coarse Dim, Base+1 Fine Dim, Base+2 CCT, Base+3
CCT Mode. With flash you will have: Base Coarse Dim, Base+1 Fine Dim, Base+2 CCT,
Base+3 CCT Mode, Base+4 strobe.
Of course the benefit of the 16 bits function the corresponding circuits on the DMX
Lighting Board shall also beset at 16 bits.
The DMX channels Base +2 and Base +3 are dedicated to the CCT Variation Control as
described previously.
Revised on July 2018