User manual

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RDM DMX Address setup [RDM DMX
address assignments]
This menu allows identifying connected RDM
devices and changing their DMX address
assignment.
1 Call the menu item with the pan wheel and
confirm with ENTER.
2 Select the setting [YES] with the pan wheel
to access RDM functions and confirm with
ENTER.
3 The controller starts searching for RDM
devices. The display indicates e.g.
“DISCOVER COUNT005“ when five devices
have been found.
4 Select the desired device with the pan
wheel. The display indicates information
regarding the device in the upper line and
the corresponding DMX address in the lower
line.
5 Use the tilt wheel to change the DMX
address and confirm with ENTER.
6 Press the button SWAP to indicate the UID
(manufacturer ID and serial number) of the
device in the upper line of the display.
7 Press the button BLACK OUT to perform the
identify function for the device.
8 After your settings, return to the main menu
level with ESC.
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 Regarding RDM
RDM stands for "Remote Device
Management" and makes remote control of
devices connected to the DMX bus possible.
RDM is an extension of the DMX512 protocol.
RDM is especially useful when the device is
installed in a remote area.
RDM is integrated in DMX without influencing
the connections. RDM data is transmitted via
the standard XLR pins 1 and 2 and does not
require a new cable type. RDM-ready and
conventional DMX devices can be operated in
one DMX line. If DMX splitters are used, they
must support RDM.
Data backup [Data backup]
All settings of a light show, i.e. DMX settings,
illumination scenes and chases can be stored on
a USB memory device and recalled later. 16
memory banks are available.
1 Connect a USB memory device to the
controller’s USB port.
2 Call the menu item with the pan wheel and
confirm with ENTER.
3 Select the setting [YES] with the pan wheel
confirm with ENTER. The display indicates
“Press number key Select file“ (select
memory bank with number button).
4 Select a memory bank with one of the
number buttons 1-16. The display indicates
e.g. “FILE:1“ and a progress bar.
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5 After completing the data backup, the device
returns to the main menu level.
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 Regarding USB memory devices
• This unit supports data carriers with the file
system FAT32 and with a capacity up to 32
GB.
• Prior to connecting a USB memory device, call
the system settings.
• If a data carrier is not recognized at the first
try, turn the controller off and on again.