Velleman VDPC174 - Manual (Page 4)

VDPC174 Rev 01
15.03.2010 ©Velleman nv 4
4. Description
a. Front Panel (fig. 1)
1. Scanner Buttons (1 ~ 12)
Select the desired fixture.
2. Scene Buttons (1 ~ 8)
Press the scene buttons to load or store your scenes. There is a maximum of 240 programmable
scenes.
3. Faders
These faders are used to control the intensity of channel 1 ~ 8 or channel 9 ~ 16, depending on
the selected page.
4. Page Select Button
Select page A (1 ~ 8) or page B (9 ~ 16).
5. Speed Slider
Adjust the chase speed within the range of 0.1 second to 10 minutes.
6. Fade Time Slider
Adjust the fade time. The fade time is the amount of time it takes for a scanner to move from one
position to another and for a dimmer to fade in or out.
7. LCD Display
Shows the current activity or programming status.
8. Pan Joystick
This joystick is used to control the pan of the scanner.
9. Tilt Joystick
This joystick is used to control the tilt of the scanner.
10. Program Button
Activate the program mode.
11. MIDI / REC
Used to control MIDI operation or to record programs.
12. Auto / Del
Activate the Music Mode or select the scenes and chases.
13. Music / Bank Copy
Activates the Program Mode
14. Bank Up / Down
Press the Up / Down button to select one of the 30 banks.
15. Tap / Display
Used to create a standard beat or to change the value mode between % and 0 ~ 255.
16. Blackout Button
Tap to momentarily pause the whole output.
17. Chase Button (1 ~ 6)
These buttons are used for activating the chase of programmed scenes.
18. Fine Button
When Fine is on, the pan or tilt joystick will control the scanner in its smallest increment.
19. Mode Button
Pressing FINE and MODE simultaneously allows to activate the ASSIGN or REVERSE mode.
b. Rear Panel (fig. 2)
1. MIDI In
Receives MIDI data.
2. DMX Polarity Select
Select the DMX polarity.
3. DMX Out
This connector sends your DMX value to the DMX scanner or DMX pack.
4. DMX In
This connector accepts your DMX input signals.
5. DC Input
9-12VDC / 500mA.
6. Power Switch
Switch the power on or off.
7. AUDIO In
Accepts the audio signals between 0.1V ~ 1Vpp.