High End Systems Studio Spot 250 User Manual page 71

Menu Menu Menu
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
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PRST EDIT
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Studio Spot 250 / Studio Color
Table 4-2. Studio Color
Menu Menu
Level 4 Level 5
D001 - select a dim value from dark (D001) to bright
DIM
D255 (D255)
-49.9 - select a pan value from -49.9% to +49.9% of the
PAN
+49.9 pan range
-49.9 - select a tilt value from -49.9% to +49.9% of the tilt
TILT
+49.9 range
select exact positioning at any point on the color
CON
wheel, full speed
divide the cyan, magenta, and yellow color wheels
IDX
into eight equal sections, full speed
access only the portion of the wheel used for color
MIX
mixing, full speed
WSP set all three color wheels to spin mode, full speed
use only the color mixing portion (for all three
CYC color wheels) to cycle colors from red to green to
blue (rate set by cyan DMX channel), full speed
TBD To be determined - Reserved for future use
perform color chase of 12 factory-selected colors
RND using the three color wheels (rate set by cyan
DMX channel), full speed
shutter blink between indexed color changes, full
BLK
speed
COLC
select exact positioning at any point on the color
MCON
wheel, MSpeed
divide the cyan, magenta, and yellow color wheels
MIDX
into eight equal sections, MSpeed
access only the portion of the wheel used for color
MMIX
mixing, MSpeed
MWSP set all three color wheels to spin mode, MSpeed
use only the color mixing portions (for all three
MCYC color wheels) to cycle colors from red to green to
blue (rate set by cyan DMX channel), MSpeed
MTBD To be determined - Reserved for future use
perform color chase of 12 factory-selected colors
MRND using the three color wheels (rate set by cyan
DMX channel), MSpeed
shutter blink between indexed color changes,
MBLK
MSpeed
select an exact position on the cyan color wheel
D000 -
from 0° (D000) to 358° (D358) - only available with
D358
COLC value of CON or MCON
CYAN
select the open "white" position on the cyan color
OPEN wheel - only available with COLC value of IDX or
MIDX
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