User manual

16 Programming shows
P ROGRAMMING SHOWS 5
Shows are made up of up to 10 scenes that contain one DMX value for every
channel and determine how each light looks at a particular moment. Shows are
stored in 10 groups called banks. There are 12 shows per bank.
Scenes in a show are programmed and executed one at a time.
PROGRAMMING A SHOW
1 Press and hold EDIT for 3 seconds.
2 If the PIN-code function is enabled (see “Administrative functions” on page 22), you
will be prompted to enter the PIN code (factory set as “221174”). Use the fixture
buttons to select numbers. Press ENTER.
3 Press SHOW.
4 Select the appropriate bank using the < or > buttons.
5 Select a show using any one of the numbered buttons (1-12).
6 The display shows
7 Press FIXTURE.
8 Use the number buttons to select one or multiple fixtures. You can select a range of
fixtures by pressing and holding the first and last fixture buttons.
9 Use the faders to set the scene and the joystick to select pan and tilt movement.
Press the FINE button if you need to make micro-adjustments with the joystick.
SC n ,n Current scene number of the total number of scenes
MA Any macros that are in use:
• Off (none)
•Circular
• Pan sine movement
• Tilt sine movement
FT The fade time of the scene. The fade time is the
dynamic part of a lighting scene where the effects
move to their positions. The total scene time is the
sum of the fade time and the wait time.
WT The wait time of the scene. The wait time is the static
part of a lighting scene where the effects are
expressed.