Blizzard Lighting Motif Sketch (Rev C) - Manual (Page 11)

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Motif Sketch™ Manual Rev. C Copyright (c) 2013 Blizzard Lighting, LLC
Blackout
The blackout button on the remote control <B> will turn off the LEDs, regard-
less of what mode you are currently running. Push the blackout <B> button
again to return to its previous mode.
Built-in Programs
To run one of the six built-in programs, press the <SPR> button. You will see
the LEDs flash yellow, prompting you to then select a program number from
buttons <2-7> on the numeric keys. You can also access static color mode
from here by pressing button <1>. (see the static color table, page 10)
Built-in programs
Button 2 Button 3 Button 4
7-Color Fade 3-Color Fade Fantasy Color Fade
Button 5 Button 6 Button 7
7-Color Snap 3-Color Snap Various Color Snap
Now you can adjust the program speed and flash (strobe) by pushing their
corresponding buttons: <SP> button for speed, and the <FL> button for
flash. Then use the <+/-> buttons to adjust the rate. The <+> button will
increase the speed, and <-> button will decrease the speed.
Auto Mode
In auto mode, the fixture will run the built-in programs 2-7 in sequence. Press
the <AR> button to start auto mode. Speed and flash setting will be inherited
from your settings in program mode.
Manual Color Adjustment
This allows you to adjust the color balance of the fixture. These settings are
global, they will effect all modes.
To adjust the 16 intensity levels of red, green, or blue (0% - 100%), press
either the <R>, <G>, or <B> buttons on the remote control. Then use the
<+/-> buttons to adjust the intensity. The <+> button will increase the
intensity, and <-> button will decrease the intensity.
Slave Mode
To set the fixture to run in slave mode, push the <SL> button. The fixture is
now in slave mode. Tip: If you want the fixture to be black without DMX, set
the fixture to slave mode.
Restore Factory Settings
To restore the Motif Sketch™ back to its factory installed settings, first press
the blackout button <BL> to turn off the LEDs. Then, press the numeric keys
<9>, <8>, and <7> in that order.