Operating Modes; Ltp Mode; Htp Mode; Merge Mode - EuroLite DXT ME PRO Bedienungsanleitung

Operating modes

Operating mode
Four different operating modes are available for merging
input A and input B. Use the MODE switches to make your
selection.
LTP mode (Latest Takes Precedence)
The latest DMX value has priority. This is the preferred mode
to control movement of intelligent moving lights. To select
LTP mode, set both MODE switches to the upper position.
HTP mode (Highest Takes Precedence)
When two DMX signals are present, the higher DMX values
for each channel (1-512) have priority. This is the classical
method to combine two DMX signals, which may allow for
some channels of input A to active and other channels from
input B to be active. To select HTP mode, set both MODE
switches to the lower position.

MERGE mode

The DMX output is formed by combining input A and input B.
In this case, you must set the start address for the source
connected to input B via the address switches. To select
merge mode, set MODE switch 1 to the lower position and
switch 2 to the upper position. Then set the start address for
input B with address switches 1 to 9. Each DIP switch
represents a binary value. The start address will result by
addition of the values of the DIP switches.
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Example:
Example for address 7:
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switches 1, 2, 3 in the lower position
If you would like to merge 6 channels from input A and 18
channels from input B, select the binary address 7 by setting
switches 1, 2 and 3 to the lower position and the other
switches to the upper position. As a result, the DMX output
channels 1 to 6 will be controlled by DMX signal A, and
channels 7 to 24 will be controlled by DMX signal B.
Note: If you set address switch 1 to the lower position and the
others to the upper position, all DMX channel output will start
with the first channel of DMX signal B.

BACKUP mode

When a DMX signal is present at input A, it will take priority.
When DMX signal A is lost, DMX signal B will take DMX
output priority. To select backup mode, set MODE switch 1 to
the upper position and switch 2 to the lower position.