Coemar NAT MM1200 Zoom User manual

coemar nat
mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°
serial number
date of purchase
retailer
address
suburb
capital city
state
tel./fax/
Please note in the space provided above the relative service information of the model and the retailer from
whom you purchased your coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° : This information will assist us in providing
spare parts, repairs or in answering any technical enquiries with the utmost speed and accuracy.
WARNING: the security of the fixture is granted only if these instructions are strictly followed; therefore it is
absolutely necessary to keep this manual.
474 mm
18,66"
307 mm
12,09"
305 mm
12"
370 mm
14,56"
300 mm
11,81"
220 mm
8,66"
275 mm
10,82"
1235 mm
48,62"
875 mm
34,45"
484mm
19"

Index
1.Technical characteristics
2.Packaging
3.Lamp: installation & replacement
4.Voltage and frequency selection
4.1Selecting the operating frequency on the ballast
4.2 Selecting the operating voltage and frequency on the ballast
to other than than specified upon ordering
5.Mounting the unit
6.Installing the mirror head
6.1 Mounting the mirror head
6.2 Electrical connection of the mirror head
6.3 Mirror installation
7.Electrical connection
8.Signal connection
9.Powering up
10. DMX addressing
11. Display panel functions
12. Control channel functions from a
DMX 512 controller (18 channels)
14.Maintenance
15.Electronic alignment of the motors
16.Spare parts
Authorised service centres

Congratulations on having purchased a new coemar product; you have assured yourself of a fixture of the highest quality,
both in the components used and in the technology. We renew our request to you to complete the service information on the
preceding page, to expedite any request for information, or for service (in case of problems encountered either during, or sub-
sequent to, installation). This information will assist in prompt and accurate advice from your authorised coemar service centre.
1. Technical characteristics coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° is a lighting fixture suitable for use in
television studios, concerts, theatres, and discos. Its principal characteristics are:
projector body
• body in cast and extruded aluminium with parts in sheet steel
• colour black and grey, with scratch-resistant epoxy powder paint
• aluminium yoke, adjustable to +/- 45° on the axis of the projector, and repositio-
nable longitudinally
• removable door located on top for full internal inspection and lamp replacement
• focus and zoom lenses mounted on bearing guides
• operates in any position
• high-efficiency forced ventilation
• separate ballast housing
• weight 51,5 Kg (coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°)
18,2 kg (coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° ballast 230v)
• SFc 15,5 lampholder
• IP20 protection
optics
• high definition zoom optics allowing the beam angle to be varied between 15°
and 30°
• unique precision optical system maximises lamp output
• optical condensor guarantees maximum light quality and uniform distribution
across the luminous spectrum
• working distance: 4~30 mt
movement
• deflection of the light beam: 170° in the x-axis and 60° in the y axis
• maximum mirror movement speed: 0,43 sec/170°
• minimum mirror movement speed: 107 sec/170°
• precise positioning and movement of the light beam via 6 bit insertion with
respect to the standard 8 and 16 bit
• precision mechanics for the mirror movement: geared reduction of mirror mass by
a factor of 8 consequently removing mirror vibration and increasing mirror speed.
gobos
• 10 interchangeable gobos rotatable at variable speed in both directions, indexa-
ble, and able to be superimposed (36 combinations) contra-rolling effect possible
• 2 gobos in multi-coloured dichroic glass
• 6 gobos in laser-etched glass
• a variety of standard gobos available on request
• gobos can be positioned in the centre of the optical system or proportionally
insertable through 360°
dimmer
• totally smooth inbuilt mechanical dimmer for complete intensity control from 0 to
100% with no optical degradation
prisms
• 3 rotatable multiplying prisms; the prisms are rotatable at variable speed and are
useable with all of the fixture’s other effects; rotating the prisms at high speed,
combined with a rotating gobo can create a 3-dimensional effect
frost and conversion filter
• an optional 6000°K to 3200°K conversion filter, installed upon request or easily
installable at any time
strobe/chaser/black-out
• variable speed strobe effect
• black-out
• chase effect at variable speed
iris
• slick motorised iris diaphragm with in-built variable speed pulse facility

colour
• limitless colour mixing via full cyan, magenta, and yellow dichroic filters
• multicolour effect, rotatable at variable speed in both directions
• separate 9 colour wheel for creation of unique seamless bi, tri, and quad colour
beams with ability for variable speed rotocolour effect
• all colour effects can be used simultaneously
frost
• frost filter
focus
• remote motorised focusing
electronic devices
• indicator for DMX signal reception and data characteristics
• addressing via multifunction LCD panel
• self-test incorporated
• lamp on/off selectable via DMX signal or can be disabled
• 17 microprocessor controlled stepper motors
• digital alignment of all stepper motors
• internal resetting
• electronic timers for both lamp life display and fixture usage
• 4 button LCD control panel at rear for function selection
• all electronics and power supply cards are modular and of plug-in design
• complies to all standards
• separate ballast housing for easy and remote rigging
• two cannon 3 and 5 pin male and female sockets for control via standard DMX
512
• 18 channels for complete control of all functions
• automatic reset via optical sensors with electronic digital alignment

2. Packaging Following the instructions contained in this manual will ensure the maximum effi-
ciency of this product for years to come.
Open the packing and ensure that no part of the equipment has suffered damage in
transit. In the case of damage to the equipment, contact the carrier immediately by
telephone or fax, following this with formal notification in writing.
packing list
Ensure that the packaging contains the correct model ordered with all associated
accessories.
1st parcel:
1 coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°
1 vial of lubricating oil
2nd parcel:
1 ballast for the coemar nat 1200 W
3rd parcel:
1 mirror head for coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°
4th parcel:
1 mirror for coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
3. Lamp: Installation coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30 utilises an Osram HMI 1200w/GS lamp
and replacement with an SFc 15,5 lamp base.
This lamp is available through your authorised coemar sales agent:
coemar cod. 105099
power 1200 w
luminous flux 110.000 lm
colour temperature 6000° K
base SFc 15,5
approximate life 750 hours
The fixtures internal temperature can reach 150° C after 5 minutes, with a maximum
peak of 350° C; ensure that the bulb is cold before attempting removal. The fixture
should be allowed to stand and cool for 10 minutes prior to the removal of the
inspection lid.
HMI lamps are part of the mercury vapour family of discharge lamps and must be
handled with great care. The lamp operates at high pressure, and the slight risk of
explosion of the lamp exists if operated over its recommended life of 750 hours.
We recommend, therefore, that the lamp be replaced within the manufacturer’s spe-
cified lamp life.
Lamp installation
1) Loosen completely the screw (A) at the rear of the unit using a screwdriver.
2) Slide back the inspection lid (B) and remove it from its guides
B
A
Attention
Disconnect mains prior to opening inspection lid

3) Locate the safety clip (E) which can be used to attach the lid to any appropriate
component which can support its weight, for example the yoke of the projector (F).
4) Locate the SFc 15,5 lampbase (C).
4) The SFc 15,5 lampbase is symmetrical; the lamp is quartz glass and must be hand-
led with care; follow the instructions included in the lamp’s packaging. Do not
touch the glass directly, use the tissue provided in the box.
Loosen the two nuts located on the lamp (D).
Insert the lamp into the lampholder (C). If you encounter difficulty during this ope-
ration, DO NO USE UNDUE FORCE. Re-read the instructions and repeat the pro-
cedure.
To ensure a uniform beam spread, rotate the lamp in its lampholder so that the
protruding pinch of glass in the centre of the lamp is pointing downwards within
the fixture.
Press the ends of the lamp down into the lampbase. If this procedure is not fol-
lowed correctly, the beam spread may not be uniform.
5) Tighten the two nuts located on the lamp (D).
6) Replace the inspection lid (B) into its guides sliding it firmly forwards to ensure it is
correctly seated.
Replace and tighten the screws (A).
B
A
D
C
EF

4. Voltage and frequency coemar factory presets are 230v at 50 Hz (unless otherwise specified).
selection The voltage and frequency selections are noted on the external sticker of the ballast.
If the voltage and frequency are not suited to your country of operation, read and
follow the instructions set down in sections 4.1 and 4.2.
An incorrect selection of either the operating voltage or the fre-
quency will seriously compromise the correct operation of the unit.
4.1 Selecting the operating frequency on the ballast
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° can operate at either 50 or 60 Hz
which must be selected on the ballast
1)Locate the frequency selector cover plate on the ballast (A).
2)Remove the screws which fix the plate (B). and locate the 50/60 Hz frequency
selector (C).
3)Set the selector (C) to either 50 or 60Hz as required.
4)Reposition the cover plate (A) and retighten the screws (B).
4.2 Selecting the operating voltage and frequency on the ballast to
other than that specified when ordering
If the factory preset voltage set by coemar is other than that requied, you may
alter the setting to between 208 and 240 V.
1)Remove the 4 screws (A) located at the rear right of the ballast (those closest to
the frequency selector).
2)Remove the 4 corresponding screws (B) at the opposite end of the ballast
B
50/60 Hz selector
A
50/60 Hz selector
50 Hz
60 Hz
+
C
50/60 Hz selector
+
A
B
50Hz
60Hz
240V
230V
110V
115V
208V100V
factory set main at:

3)Remove the extruded housing (C).
4)Locate the multipole terminal block labelled 208v/50Hz, 208v/60Hz,
230v/50Hz, 230v/60Hz, 240v/50Hz, 240v/60Hz.
Under no circumstances should you remove or move the cable connected to
earth, numbered 0.
5)Connect the cable numbered 16 to the required voltage 208, 230, 240 and
the frequency 50Hz and the cable numbered 15 to the same voltage value as
for cable 16, but with a frequency of 60 Hz. In this manner, you have selected
a new operating voltage (for further information, refer to electrical schematic
number 132/1).
6)After having selected the required operating voltage and frequency, replace
the extrusion (C), replacing and tightening the 8 screws (A) and (B).
note:
The projector and ballast may be constructed to operate at any vol-
tage other than those specified above. Simply specify your require-
ments upon ordering.
c

5. Mounting the unit mounting position
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° can operate in any mounting position.
protection against liquids
The projector contains electric and electronic components that must not come into
contact with water, oil, or any other liquid.
positioning the lamp
Ensure that the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° is always operated with the
lampbase at the bottom of the unit. Failure to do so will result in excessive overheating
of the lamp and the unit, and can result in a dramatic reduction of lamp life.
vertical movement
The yoke attached to the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° is tightened
into position via the T-handles provided. To adjust the position of the fixture, loosen
the handles slightly and locate the fixture at the required angle. When this is achie-
ved, retighten the handles firmly.
A stop mechanism allows vertical movement in the range of +/- 45°.
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° should always be mounted in the hori-
zontal plane.
adjusting the position of the mounting brackets on the projector body
coemar positions the mounting brackets on the projector to ensure correct balance.
For particular applications, it is possible to reposition the mounting bracket laterally
along the length of the projector
Loosen the M8 bolts (A) and the M10 screws (B), which fix the mounting plate (C), to
the projector body, loosening, if necessary, the four M6 screws (D) which fix the
carry handles.
Reposition the mounting plate (E), in the desired position, then replace and tighten
the bolts and screws, (B), (A) and (D).securely.
mounting
The yoke is provided with three unthreaded ø 13,5mm holes as the mounting points
for hookclamps (cod.071) or suchlike.
Ensure that your hookclamps are sufficiently strong to support the weight of the
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
safety chain
The use of a safety chain (cod. 069) - fixed to the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM
15/30° and to the primary suspension point, is highly recommended to protect
against accidental failure, however unlikely, of the primary suspension point.
If using an after-market safety chain, not manufactured by coemar, ensure that it is
of sufficient strength to hold the weight of this fixture.
risk of fire
Each fixture produces heat and must be installed in a well-ventilated position. The
minimum recommended distance from flammable material is: 0.5m. Minimum
distance from the object being illuminated is: 1m.
mounting the ballast
The ballast is supplied with rubber feet (A) and with two threaded holes of ø10 and
ø12 (B) for the fitting of a hookclamp (cod.068) or (cod.071) and suchlike.
Ensure that your hookclamps are sufficiently strong to take the weight of the coe-
mar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° ballast.
DD CE
AB

When hanging the ballast, the use of a safety chain (cod. 069) fixed to the coemar
nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° ballast and to the primary suspension point is
recommended- to protect against the accidental failure (however unlikely) of the pri-
mary suspension point. If using an after-market safety chain, not manufactured by
coemar, ensure that it is of sufficient strength to hold the weight of this fixture.
B
A
A
A

6. Installing the For ease of transport, and easy installation, the coemar nat mm 1200
mirror head ZOOM 15/30° is provided with a removeable mirror and mirror head.
6.1 Mounting the mirror head
1) Locate the 3 threaded holes (A) and the 3 mounting T-bolts(B).
2) Position the head with the 3 slots (C) towards the body of the projector; note that
the mirror head can be mounted in any angle through 360° with the mirror face
either pointing upwards or downwards
The mounting position for the mirror head will be determined by the particular
application in using the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
3) Tighten the 3 T-bolts (B) into the threaded holes (A), so that the mirror head sits
flat onto the projector body. Tighten the bolts firmly.
6.2 Electrical connection of the mirror head
1) Locate the 8 pin locking DIN plug (D) at the top of the projector body, and the
DIN socket (E) on the mirror head.
E
D
C
B
A

If you are mounting the mirror head with the mirror facing upwards, you will
need to locate the cable which coemar has folded and secured internally (F); to
utilise this cable, remove it from its mounting clips (G) and slide the required
length through the rubber grommet so that the plug can reach the socket (D).
2) Slide the 8 pin locking DIN plug (E) into the DIN socket (D) taking care to ensure
that the correct polarity is maintained. If your encounter undue difficulty in this
procedure DO NOT USE UNDUE FORCE. Check the connections and try again.
3) Screw the plug’s locking ring (H) to the socket to ensure correct connection.
Attention
Turn off the power to the projector prior to connecting the DIN plug.
Failure to do so will cause definite damage to the electronic components which
control mirror movement.
H
F
G

6.3 Mirror installation
1) Whilst supporting the mirror with your hand on the mirror-face, slide the central
hole (I) over the threaded rod (L) ensuring that the cogs (M) engage correctly.
2) Tighten the thumbscrew (N) along the threaded rod (L) firmly.
3) Locate the safety cable and thumbscrew (O) supplied on mirror.
Screw the thumbscrew into the threaded hole (P). This provides a secondary
safety attachment for the mirror
O
N
O
L
N
M
P
L
O
I

7. Electrical connection connection between the ballast and the coemar nat mm 1200
ZOOM 15/30°
1) Locate the power cable at the rear of the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM
15/30°; this is provided with a 6 pin, 16A plug(A).
2) Insert the plug into the socket (B) located on the ballast, ensuring a secure fit.
Close the mechanical stop.
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° is supplied with a 3.5m cable for con-
nection between the projector and the ballast. Extension cables are available to
cater for a greater distance between the two, as required.
10m extension cable coemar cod. 9204
20m extension cable coemar cod. 9204/1
cabling
The mains cable provided is thermally resistant, complying to the most recent inter-
national standards. It meets or exceeds the VDE and IEC norms, IEC 331, IEC 332
3C, CEI 20 35.
NB: In the case of cable replacement, similar cable, with comparable thermal resi-
stant qualities must be used exclusivelly (cable 3x1,5 ø external 10 mm, rated
300/500V, tested to 2KV, operating temperature -40° +180°, coemar cod.
CV5309).
mains connection
coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° can operate at either 208v, 230v, or
240v at 50 or 60Hz (selectable as described in section 4 of this manual).
Prior to connecting the fixture to mains power, ensure that you have the correct
model to suit your mains power.
For connection purposes, ensure your plug is of a suitable rating: 9,5 amps for
model 230 v.
Locate the mains cable on the ballast:
protection
The use of a thermal/magnetic circuit breaker is recommended for each coemar
nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
A good earth connection is essential for the correct operation of the fixture. Strict
adherance to regulatory norms is strongly recommended.
marrone - brown
blu - blue
giallo/verde - yellow/green
marrone - brown
blu - blue
giallo/verde - yellow/green
marrone - brown
blu - blue
giallo/verde - yellow/green
massa
ground
neutro
neutral
fase
phase
Alimentazione
main
50/60Hz selector
50/60Hz selector
50/60Hz selector
function display
menu
+- enter
50/60 Hz selector
A
B

8. Signal connection Control signal is digital and is transmitted via two pair screened ø 0,5mm cable.
Connection is serial, using the XLR 3 or XLR5 male and female sockets set on the rear
part of the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°, labelled DMX 512 and
DMX 512 standard (see diagram).
Connection is to international standards:
pin 1= screening 0 volts pin 4= not connected
pin 2= data - pin 5= not connected
pin 3= data +
connection via 5 Pin XLR 5
connection via 3 Pin XLR 3
Ensure that all data conductors are isolated from one another and the metal housing
of the connector
Make sure that the XLR 3 or 5 pins are isolated form the metal hou-
sing of the cannon connector.
Controller
Standard
DMX 512
3
2
1
3 pin XLR 3/F
3 pin XLR 3/M
OUT
in out
in out
Ad altri coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 1
5
Connect to other coemar nat mm 1200 ZO
O
5 pin XLR 5/F
5 pin XLR 5/M
3
2
1
Controller
Standard
DMX 512
Ad altri coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30
Connect to other coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30
OUT
in out
in out

9. Powering up After having followed the preceding steps, turn on the DMX 512 controller which
will be used to control the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°, then connect
the ballast to its supply. Switch on the power supply and engage the circuit breaker
on the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° ballast (A) This will, in turn, sup-
ply power to the projector which will perform a reset function on all the internal and
external motors. This will last some few seconds, after which it will be subject to the
external signal from the controller.
test
The test led will flash, or remain static on, (depending upon transmission rate) indica-
ting that DMX 512 signal is connected to the projector.
If the test led is off, the projector is not receiving correct signal. Check the connec-
ting cable and the controller’s output.
function display
menu
+- enter
off ______ no dmx
on ______ dmx ok
A
50/60 Hz selector
A

10. DMX addressing Each coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30° utilises 18 channels of DMX
512 signal for complete control.
To ensure that each projector accesses the correct signal, it is necessary to correctly
address each fixture. Any number between 1 and 494 can be generated via the rear
multi-function panel of the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
When powered up initally, each projector will display A001 which indicates DMX
address 1; a projector thus addressed will respond to commands on channels 1
through 18 from the DMX 512 controller, a second projector should be addressed
as 19, a third as 37 and so on.
altering DMX addresses
1) Press the +or -buttons until the desired DMX number appears in the LED
display. The display will flash, indicating that the selection is not stored in
memory.
2) Press the enter button to confirm your selection; the display will stop flashing
and the projector will now respond to the new DMX address.
3) To better understand the function of each channel, we refer you to section 12
”Control channel functions from a DMX 512 contoller”.
Important Note: Keeping the +or -pressed down will cause the display to alter at
increased speed, allowing a faster selection to be effected.
function display
menu
+- enter

11. Display panel The display panel at the rear of the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°
functions is used to display and set function information and various parameters.
Altering the coemar factory settings may vary the functioning of the projector, cau-
sing it to not respond to external DMX 512 signal. Please read and familiarise your-
self with the following information very carefully before altering any selections.
reset
This function carries out a reset in the case, however unlikely, that one or more
motors lose their reference points.
1) Press the menu button
2) Press the +or -buttons till rESE (for reset) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The projector will proceed to
perform a reset.
rate
This function provides information on the speed or rate of DMX 512 signal being
received by the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
1) Press the menu button
2) Press the +or -buttons till rAtE (for rate/speed) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm; the display will show a numerical value which
is the rate/speed of the DMX 512 signal being received.
hour
This function provides information on the number of hours of operation of the coe-
mar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°.
1) Press the menu button
2) Press the +or -buttons till HoUr (for hour) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show a numeri-
cal value which is the length of time which the fixture has been in operation.
life
This function provides information on the number of hours of operation of the lamp
in the unit.
1) Press the menu button.
2) Press the +or -buttons until LIFE (for lamp life) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show a numeri-
cal value which is the length of time in hours that the lamp has been operated
since the counter was last reset.
resetting the lamp life counter
The lamp life counter needs to be reset to zero at every lamp change to provide accu-
rate information on lamp life.
1) Turn off the projector.
2) Whilst holding down the +and -buttons, turn power back on to the projector.
3) Press the menu button.
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter

4) Press the +or -buttons until LIFE (for lamp life) is displayed.
5) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show 0000,
confirming that the lamp life counter is reset.
dirp
This function inverts the mirror movement for horizontal movements.
1) Press the menu button.
2) Press the +or -button until dirP (for pan direction) is displayed.
3) Press the enter enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show cW
(for clockwise).
4) Press the +or -until ccW (for counterclockwise) is displayed.
5) Press the enter button after either step 3 or step 4 to confirm your choice of
direction.
dirt
This function inverts the mirror movements for vertical movements.
1) Press the menu button.
2) Press the +or -buttons until dirt (for tilt direction) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show cW (for
clockwise).
4) Press the +or -until ccW (for counterclockwise) is displayed.
5) Press the enter button after either step 3 or step 4 to confirm your choice of
direction.
reso
This function should not be altered under any circumstances
1) Press the menu button.
2) Press the +or -keys until rESo (for resolution) is displayed.
function display
menu
+- enter
Attention
coemar has factory preset this function as rESo standard.
This function should, under no circumstances, be altered.
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter

3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show Strd (for
standard) .
In the unlikely case that the display should show doUb, proceed as follows:
4) The display shows doUb (per double).
Press the +or -buttons until Strd (for standard) is displayed .
5) Press the enter button to confirm the correct setting.
Gobo
This function allows the user to either select the required gobos centred in the optics
of the unit, or to use, proportionally, the gobo wheel via DMX512 signal.
1) Press the menu button.
2) Press the +or -buttons until Gobo (for gobo) is displayed.
3) Press the enter button to confirm your selection. The display will show Strd (for
standard) which corresponds to centreing the 10 gobos in the optical path (a
variation in the DMX 512 signal corresponds to a change in the gobo projected
by the coemar nat mm 1200 ZOOM 15/30°).
4) Press the +or -until SPEc (for special) is displayed. This corresponds to a propor-
tional movement of the gobo wheel.
(a variation in the DMX 512 signal corresponds to a proportional variation in the
movement of the gobo wheel in order to create gobos out of the centre of the
projectors optics - allowing for split gobos)
5) Press the enter button at either step 3 or step 4 to confirm your choice of gobo
wheel movement.
funzione tipo di controllo effetto percentuale decimale
goboselection
standard (Strd)
step no gobo 0/9% 0-24
step gobo 1 10/19% 25-49
step gobo 2 20/29% 50-73
step gobo 3 30/39% 74-99
step gobo 4 40-48% 100-123
step gobo 5 49-59% 124-151
proportional gobo wheel rotate continously, speed from min to max 60-100% 152-255
gobo selection
special (SPEc)
proportional
proportional gobo wheel rotation 360°from no gobo
to the last gobo
0/59% 0-151
proportional gobo wheel rotate continously, speed from min to max 60-100% 152-255
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+
-
enter
function display
menu
+- enter
function display
menu
+- enter