Tour Notes; Master Dimmer; Red, Green, Blue White, And Amber Color Selection; Color Macros - Chauvet COLORado Ridge IP User Manual

TOUR Notes

Master Dimmer

Red, Green, Blue
White, and Amber
Color Selection

Color Macros

Strobe

Auto/Custom

Dimmer Speed

COLORado™ Ridge IP User Manual Rev. 8
These notes clarify the way the TOUR DMX personality works.
• Channel 1 controls the intensity of the currently projected color.
• When Channel 1 is at the highest position (100%) the intensity of the output is at its
maximum.
• Channels 2 through 6 control the intensity ratio of each of the Red, Green, Blue, White,
and Amber LEDs in each module.
• When these channels are at the highest position (100%), the intensity of each color is at
its maximum if SETTINGS > COLOR is OFF.
• You can combine channels 2 through 6 to create over one trillion colors.
• Channel 7 selects the required Color Macro.
• Channel 7 has priority over channels 2 through 11.
• Channel 1 controls the intensity of the Color Macro.
• Channel 8 controls the strobe frequency (not the intensity) of channels 2 through 7.
• Channel 8 can strobe channels 2 through 7 when not running macros; the individual
faders (R, G. B, W, and A) as well as channel 1 control the output intensity.
• Channel 8 can strobe channel 7 when running macros, allowing channel 7 to select the
macro and channel 1 to control the output intensity.
• Channel 9 selects the preset auto programs AUTO 01~10 or the custom programs
CUSTOM 01~10.
• When activating the custom programs CUSTOM 01~10, it is possible to control the Step
Time and Fade Time using channels 2 and 3 respectively.
• Channel 9 has priority over channels 2 through 8.
• Channel 10 controls the speed at which each auto programs plays.
• Channel 11 selects the dimmer mode and speed. Dimmer mode gives the user four
different options to simulate the dimming curve of an incandescent lighting product.
When DIMMER is set to OFF, the changes in the RGBWA and Master Dimmer faders
are linear. Otherwise, DIM1 is the fastest dimmer curve, while DIM4 is the slowest.
Operation
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