Dimmer Curve; Fader Reversal; Range Limitation - Chauvet Q-wash 560Z-LED User Manual

Dimmer Curve

Fader Reversal

Range Limitation

Q-Wash 560Z-LED User Manual Rev. 05
This setting determines how fast the output of the Q-Wash 560Z-LED changes when the
operator modifies the values of the Red, Green, Blue, White, Amber, and Dimmer faders.
This setting gives the user four different options to simulate the dimming curve of an
incandescent lighting product.
To select the dimmer curve, do the following:
1. Go to MENU > INTRO > DIMMER.
2. Select DIMMER 0~4.
DIMMER 0: The output is proportional (linear) to the Dimmer and RGBW channel
values.
The output follows the Dimmer and RGBW channel values based on the
DIMMER 1~4:
corresponding dimmer curve. DIM1 is the fastest and DIM4 is the
slowest.
This option allows you to define how the pan, tilt, and dimmer increase based on the
direction you move the corresponding fader.
1. Go to MENU > INVERT > PAN.
2. Select a fader direction (NORMAL or REVERSE).
3. Go to MENU > INVERT > TILT.
4. Select a fader direction (NORMAL or REVERSE).
5. Go to MENU > INVERT > DIMMER.
6. Select a fader direction (NORMAL or REVERSE).
7. Go to MENU > INVERT > USE.
8. Select YES to activate the new settings or NO to stop using them.
 When in NORMAL, the pan, tilt, and dimmer values will increase as the position
of the respective fader increases.
 When in REVERSE, the pan, tilt, and dimmer values will decrease as the position
of the respective fader increases.
When it is necessary to limit the pan or tilt range, you can do the following:
1. Go to MENU > RANGE > P/START.
2. Select the starting point for the limited pan (000~255).
3. Go to MENU > RANGE > P/FINISH.
4. Select the finishing point for the limited pan (000~255).
5. Go to MENU > RANGE > T/START.
6. Select the starting point for the limited tilt (000~255).
7. Go to MENU > RANGE > T/FINISH.
8. Select the finishing point for the limited tilt (000~255).
9. Go to MENU > RANGE > USE.
10. Select YES to activate the new settings or NO to stop using them.
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