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USER'S MANUAL
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We
congratulate
you on
vour
purchase
af
DMX
2012
.
Before
pro
ceeding
of
the
use
of
th
is p' oduct it
should
be
neces
sary
ta r
ead
care f
ull
y
the
fo
llow
ing
user
's
man
ual
tI
install
it
correc
t1y
and
to
make
the
mo
st
of
i
ts
potenti
aliti
es.
Se
ts
of
th
e eq
ui
pment
1.1 Description of me
front
panel
1.2 Unpacking of the eq
uo
m
ent
1.3 Acesseries issued with the equipmen and relative documentatien
Description of
the
re
sr
panel a
OO
in
stal
.
~
ti
o
n
2.1 Description of the reer- panel
2.2 DMX 5
12
output connection
2.3 Input connection for
oow
e- supply
2.4 Comection of
the
ballast
ta
the
electr c system
Use
of
the e
qui
pment -
mod
es
of
oper
at
an
3.1 PROGRAM mode
3.2
SCENE
mode
3.3 MAN
PROGRAM
mode
3.4 MAN
SCENE
mode
Use of
the
equip
mo
nt -mein fun
ction
s
4.1 AdJustment of the RATEspeed
4.2 AdjusflTlent ot
the
SPEED
sc
eed
4.3 Adlustment of the PAN and
TIn
char -e's
thro
ugh
the
Joystick
4.4 Adjustment of the channel value
4.5 MUSICfunction
Use
of
the
e
qui
pm
ent
-
:>ec
ondary
fun
cti
I
ns
5.1 MEMfunctian
5.2
ClJ~
f
un
c
ti
o
n
5.3
LENGTH
functian
5.4
REPEAT
function
5.5 BLACKlJUTfuneuon
Ex
am
pl
e
of
work.ing -
crea
tian
of
Bprogr, m
8 .1 Creatian of a program
Exem
pl
e of
working
•MENU functions
7.1
MENU
functions
7.2
MENU
:
RESET
SCANNERS
7.3
MENU
:
LAMP
DN/LAMPOFF
7.4 MENU:
CLEAR
PROGRAM
/SCENE
7.5 MENU:
EOfT
SETUP
7.6 MENU: WAD
LJBRARY
u-.jPROG] MUSte
IEse)
__
jSC
ENE]
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c.-j
MA
N]
SPEED RATE
TT
• Ta activa
te
/deac
tiva
te
the controlle
r-
storing aIIthe se
tt
ings.
DTa activate
the
PROGRAM mode.
DTa activate
the
SCENE mode.
DTo activate the PAOG+MAN / SD:NE+
MAN
function.
aTa
aetivate
the
MUS
IC
function
for thed'la
nge
of thesc
en
etothe
beat
of tte
mus
ic.
(during MENUfunctions it becomes
ESC
key)
OTa activatethe SH
1FT
functian and select thesecond function of
1/
12
keys
.
(during MENU functiona it becomea OK key)
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T ke the equipm nt out of the box as shown in the pict re below.
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Verify the contensof the packing.
If one of the following parts of the pa king is missing or damaged, please,
conta
ct
your deal
er
immediately.
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Plug
the
3-pin cannon connector of the
ballast
c
omp
letly in the power
inp
ut
D
Use the "push" safety hook ta disconnect it and extra
ct
it gently.
ATTENTION: do
not
use
ballast
different
from
the
one supplied,
it
could
cause seriousdamages
at
the
inter
nal circuitation.
Do
not
connect
the
3-pin cannon
connector
in
ether
appliances,
it
has been
studied
ta
be used only in
this
centroller.
MAKE SURE THAT VOLTAGE AND POWER FREQUENCY CORRESPOND TO
WHAT
IS
REPORTED
ON THE BALLAST PLATE.
The supplied ballast has a plug, therefere you should only plug it in the socket.
Press
POW
key ta verify the correet installation.
If pressing the
PDW
key no leds Ii
ght
up, please check if
ther
e is tension in the
elec
tr
ic socket
ar
check
the
connection between ballast-co
ntr
oller and
ballast-electric socket.
It the problem persists, please consult your dealer.
This func
tio
n allows ta
activate
a p
ro
gr
un ar a range of
progr
ams
Pressing PROG key
th
ePROGRAM funct on is activated
,-
- - - -----
(F;g.1)
~
-_
The red led of PROG key will Iight up ta irdicate the actlvation
of this functian.
The
LCO
display indicates the prog
ram
VoI
lr
king
at
m
oment
.
If no pro
gram
is activated, the controlle gaes in BLACKOUT
MODE and the LeD display indicates
~B
L.
~
".
Press 1+12 keys ta activat
e/de
activate he
pr
o
gr
ams which will be
perio
rmed
in succession .
AII seleeted programs have a lighted
uţ;
led. while the active program has a
flashing led.
N.B. Each
progra
m is repeated for a nuriber of tlmes established t
hro
ugh the
REPEAT function (see par. 5.
4]
The speed of change be
tw
een the scer es can be co
ntro
lled by
RATE'"
and
RATE
't'keys (see par. 4.1J.
The relation be
tw
een the movem
ent
of 1he scanners and
the
pause between
scenes ia contr-olled by SPEEO ....ano SP
::
ED
'"
keys (see p
ar
. 4
.2
].
When the maximum ar minimum speed is
r-
lached the led of the SHIFTkey
f1ash
es.
!3.
11
; sCENEMotf
E'
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This
func
tion
allaws
ta
see one
of
the
1!scenes
of
the p
rogr
am in
ectic
n.
N.B. If no
prog
rams a
re
selec
te
d the SI:ENE fu
nctia
n is nat ac
tiv
e.
Pressing SCENE key
th
eSCENEfunctian is activated (Fig
.2
)
The
red
led of SCENE key
will
light up
ta
ind
ica
te
the ,
activation of this function. @
When yau pass f
rom
PRO
GRAM
mode to SCENE mode.
th
e
scene active in
th
at mom
ent
is seleeted.
The LCD display indica
te
s
th
e scene work n9
at
moment.
If no scene is activated . the con
tr
oller
goes
in BLACKOUT
MODE and
the
LeD display indicates
~BU
".
Press any 1+12 k
eys
to activate
/de
activl te
Iil
e scene.
The speed of change between the sceru s can be controlled by
RATE'"
and
RATE'"
(see
par
.4
.1]
.
Whenthe maximum ar minimum speed is
f"I
achcd the led of the SHIFT
key
f1ashe
s.
N.B. In
th
is funetion SPEED ... and SPEElJ ... keys
are
not activated
This fun
ct
ian alla
ws
ta
activate manually ane
ar
more
scanne
rs
while the
nat
select
ed anes ga an
perfarming
the
PROGRAM
functian.
When PROGRAM functian is warking. pressing MAN [Fig.3]
key the
MAN
+PRDGRAM function is activated.
The red led an PROG and MAN keys will light up ta indicate
the activation of this function.
Pressing MAN key once m
or
e you come back in PRDG mode.
Press 1+12 keys ta activa
te/
deactivate
the
scanners manually con
tr
olled.
The selected
scan
n
er
s [w
ith
Iig
th
ed up led] do
not
follow an
ymore
the
program.
but
ar
e manually con
tr
olled
thr
ough the joystick, the selection of the
channel and the slider.
Gnce
it
has been de
ac
tiva
ted
,
the
scanner
perfor
ms
again the w
or
king
pro
gram
.
This functian allaws ta activ
ate
manually ana
ar
more
scanners ta
create
ar
ta
modify ascene.
Whe
nSCE
NE
fu
ncti
an is w
or
king . pressing MAN key
[fig. 4) the
MAN+SC
EN
E fun
ct
ion is activated.
The red led of SCENE and MAN keys will Iight up ta indicate
the activation of this functian.
Pr
essing MAN key once more you can carne back ta the
SCENE mode.
;.,;G"
MAN
Pressing one of the 1
+12
keys the scanner manually con
tr
olled is activated.
Ta select
mor
escanners press in sequence 1+12 keys v
er-y
quickly. The
selected scann
ers
[with lighted up led] can be manually cantrolled using the
joystick, the channel selection and the slid
er
.
Once anather scanner has been selected . the previaus ane keeps
aII
made
se
ts
.
The adjus
tme
nt of the RATE is a
ctiv
at
i d only În PRDG and SCE
NE
fun
ction
.
The
two
se
tti
ngs
of
th
e value
are
indip mdent as passing
fr
om cne
mod
e
ta
th
e a
th
er you find
the
sa
me
pre
vious s,It value.
The RATE value is simply the time tha: the scene takes
ta
arrive et the end, theretore
it
is also the speed of the change
between the ecenes.
Using the RATE
~
key (Fig.5] the sperd rnc-eeses. i.e. the
scene takes less time
ta
arr
ive at ttu end positicn. while
using the RATE T key (Fig
.5
] the speed 'educes up
ta
a velue
of
30
seconds ta end the scene.
When the maximum and minimum speec is reached
th
e led
an the SHIFT keyflashes.
RATE
Fig. 5
The SPEEO adjustment is activated
o n
l
~
in PROG functian, while
it
is
deactiv
at
ed in SCENE and
MUSIC
funCei:In.
The
SPEED
value is
the
ratia b
etw
een
th
e time of tne
scanner's movement and the total length :It the scene.
The SPEEO value are
10
:from 1
0%
taH
0'
/0.
Using the SPEED Âkey (Rg.6) the spee jincreases and
the
tim
e of peuse too, while using the SPEJD "Y key [Rg
.6
]the
speed
re
duces and the movem
ent
be::omes continuous,
with
out
pauses.
For instance. if you set a
RATE
of
30
sec mds and the SPEED
has the minimum value. the scene has a I
mgth
of
30
seconds
and the movement of the
rr
urro
r-
has a II ngth of 30 seconds
too. If you set the previous RATE value ut you increase the
SPEEO velue up ta 50'%. the length of
thi
scene is always 30
seconds instead
!:.he
rnove
ment of the rm
TOr
has a tength of
15
seconds (as
the
speed is doubled in :omparison with the
previous onej and a pause of 15 seconds.
When the maximum and minimum speed are reached the led
on
the
SHIFT key
f1as
hes.
SPEED
Fig. 6
10