Control function options, Control function options -4 – High End Systems DL1 User Manual

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DMX Programming

DL.1 User Manual

MSpeed times vary from 0.15 seconds to 252.7 seconds. However, when MSpeed is
applied to a parameter, the delay value (length of time allowed for the entire scene)
needs to be longer than the MSpeed value to allow the motors to complete their
movement before the end of the scene. An MSpeed value that is longer than the delay
value could produce an undesirable result; for example, an unintended “jump” to
another position initiated before the first motion is complete. For a listing of exact
MSpeed times, see “Appendix B: MSpeed Conversion Table”.

Note: Since Pan and Tilt are the only parameters controlled with MSpeed in DL.1

fixtures, setting the MSpeed Channel to Xfade (DMX value = 0) or the
Control Channel to MSpeed Off (DMX value = 10-13) will have the same
outcome.

Control Function Options

Channel 10 operates several Control functions. These functions remotely control
various fixture operations and allow access to the internal-projector menu controls.

Fixture operations .

All of the following Fixture operation control settings except for

Turning MSpeed off require Channel 5 (Dimming Iris) be closed (DMX decimal value
= 0). These control options allow the user to:

Turn MSpeed off

Turn the display on and off

Adjust display brightness

Home

—All the fixture components
—Pan and Tilt
—Focus/Zoom/Dimming Iris

Turn Lamp on and off

Shutdown the fixture

Reset the Camera

Internal Menu Access.

The following Control options do not require Channel 5 be

set to Closed (DMX value = 0). They allow the user to access the:

Projector Menu

Projector Up / Down / Left / Right

Projector Select

Projector Orientation

These values enable you to access the projector’s menu system under DMX control.
For details about these features and about the projector’s menu system, you must
consult the projector manual provided with the DL.1. For a list of limitations on these
features, see “Limitations of Projector Control” on page 3-12.

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