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1.2 QUICK START
SETTING UP OPERATING MODE:
The fixture normally runs in "External Control" Mode, therefore converting into colors any
DMX received value, unless "Automatic" Mode, "Static" Mode, or "Slave" Mode is
selected.
In this case the unit will wait to receive an external DMX signal on the selected address,
and will not emit any light until this happens.
In order to avoid this, the fixtures are preprogrammed to automatic mode before to be
shipped, in order to run "PR.03" when the customer receive them and let him immediately
see a color-change program as a sort of demo show when turning them on for the first
time.
In order to control it with an external source just press the MENU button until "AUTO"
disappears and "RUN" is displayed to let the unit operate in DMX
mode.
If you want to change the value of the starting DMX address, press the MENU button
until you see "AddR" and press the ENTER button to access the sub-menu (this allows to
set the DMX address pressing UP and DOWN buttons).
If you want to select the DMX channel mode, press the MENU key until you see "PERS"
and press the ENTER key to enter the submenu (refer to pages 21-26 to see a detailed
channel chart for each different mode).
If you want to use the Master-Slave control, set only one fixtures to run a standalone
program ("STAT" or "AUTO") and chain the others as slaves, entering the "RUN" menu and
selecting "SLAV" (repeat for all the units that must be slave, see page 14).
Do not set up more than one Master unit per DMX chain: one and only one signal source
(Master unit OR DMX console OR any other DMX512 compliant device) is required for
each chain of fixtures to avoid interferences and unwanted behaviors.
To select the Static Mode: enter the "STAT" menu by pressing ENTER from the main
menu and choose the color by setting the RGBW values (after setting the color also the
strobe speed can be set, see more at page 12).
To select the Auto Mode: enter the "AUTO" menu by pressing ENTER from the main menu
and choose a standard built-in program (AT.01-AT.10) or a custom program (PR.01-PR.
10). To edit them refer to page 13.
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