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Speed Settings:
This setting adjusts the speed of the internal chase. The number of channels
in a chase can be adjusted between 1-72 channels. This chase can not be
edited. To change the chase speed:
1. Press and hold down the MENU Button for three seconds.
2. When the LED Display begins to flash, tap the MENU Button three times
to activate the SPEED settings. This will be indicated by SPXX flashing in
the LED Display.
3. Use the UP and DOWN Buttons to select your desired chase speed. The
speed can be adjusted from 01 to 99. A setting of 01 is the fastest chase
speed at 1/10 of a second. A setting of 99 is the slowest chase speed at
every 10 seconds.
4. When you have made your selection, tap the MENU Button twice to exit
this function and confirm your setting.
Channel Setting:
This setting allows you to change the starting DMX signal that will trigger the
controller. To change this setting:
1. Press and hold down the MENU Button for three seconds.
2. When the LED Display begins to flash, be sure the DMX LED on the left
of LED Display is flashing. If it is not flashing, use the UP and DOWN
Buttons to select DMX mode.
3. When you are in DMX mode, tap the MENU Button once to activate the
DMX settings. This will be indicated by AXXX flashing in the LED Display.
4. Use UP and DOWN Buttons to select your desired DMX address. The
address can be changed from 001 to 512.
5. When you have made your selection, tap the MENU Button four times to
exit this function and confirm your setting.
Programming a BACK-UP Scene:
This functions allows you to program one scene in to the data pack's memory.
This scene can be recalled at any time. To program a scene:
1. With any DMX controller, program a scene using any of the available 72
channels..
2. Press and hold down the STORE Button for five seconds until "GOOD"
is displayed in the LED Display.
3. To recall this scene press the STORE Button at any time. "STOR" will be
displayed in the LED Display indicating that the unit is running the stored
scene.
Operating Instructions:
Mode Select:
To access the menu you must hold down the MENU Button for at least three
seconds. While in the MODE Setting, use the UP and DOWN Buttons to sel-
ect DMX or MIDI mode. If a DMX or MIDI signal is present, the corresponding
LED will begin to flash in the LED Display. After you choose either DMX or
MIDI, press the MENU Button to activate your choice.
DMX Mode :
When the unit is receiving a DMX signal, the DMX LED will begin flashing in
the LED Display indicating a DMX signal is present. The unit will display the
DMX address in the LED Display. This unit can operate on DMX channels 1-
512 (A001 - A512). You can use the UP and DOWN Buttons to select a start-
ing DMX channel. This unit uses a total of 72 DMX channels.
MIDI Mode :
When the unit is receiving a MIDI signal, the MIDI LED will begin flashing in
the LED Display indicating a MIDI signal is present. The unit will also display
a flashing MIDI channel number (CH01 - Ch16) in the LED Display. This unit
can operate on MIDI channel 1-16. You may use the UP and DOWN Buttons
to select a starting MIDI channel number.
Hold Mode :
This model allows you to hold the last DMX setting if the DMX signal is inter-
rupted. For example if hold function is off and you have channels 1 & 4 on and
your DMX controller is turned off, DMX channels 1 & 4 will also turn off. If you
turn the HOLD function on and disconnect DMX signal, channels 1 & 4 will re-
main om until you disconnect the Multi Exchanger 's power or reconnect a
DMX controller. To turn this function ON and OFF:
1. Press and hold down the MENU Button for three seconds.
2. When the LED begins to flash, tap the MENU Button twice to activate the
HOLD settings, this will be indicated by a flashing LED next to "HOLD" in
the LED Display.
3. Use the UP and DOWN Buttons to select the On and Off settings.
4. When you have made your selection, tap the MENU Button three times to
exit this function and confirm your setting.
2. Connect your output connections to the "D" sockets on the rear of theunit.
3. Use the appropriate device to convert output connector to din plugs.
4. After you have made all your connections, turn the main power on and
follow the operating instructions.
