Step 5: Copy Device Settings; Step 6: Invert Output Values; Step 7: Reaction On The Master/Dimmer Pedal; Programming - EuroLite DMX Move BIGFOOT Bedienungsanleitung

Step 5: Copy device settings

All DMX values assigned to a spotlight can be conveniently copied to another fixture. Thus, you do not have to
patch spotlights identical in construction individually.
1 Patch a fixture as described before.
2 Keep the fixture's FIXTURE button pressed.
3 Then press a second FIXTURE button you would like to copy the values to. The display shortly indicates
"COPY".
Shall four identical devices be controlled, configure only the first device and set it on button 1.
EXAMPLE
Press and hold this button and press the additional buttons 2, 3 and 4. The four devices are now set on the
FIXTURE buttons 1 to 4. You need now only enter the DMX address.

Step 6: Invert output values

It is possible to individually invert the output values of the 192 control channels. During active inversion the fader
displays the maximum DMX value when it is drawn down and the value of zero when it is at the top. Use this
function if, for example, some spotlights show the shutter channel at zero when open, but is open at 255 with
others. In this way, differences in the functioning of individual spots are compensated on the console, so that all
devices respond homogeneously.
1 Select the option "Fader revers" with the SWAP button. The lower display indicates the control element on
the left side, e.g. "Fader:1/D" and the current setting on the right side, e.g. "REV:NO".
2 Adjust the desired control element with the left two buttons of the lower display and use the right buttons to
select the setting [YES] if the output value of the control channel is to be inverted or [NO] if not.
Press the ENTER button to memorize your setting. All LEDs of the controller flash three times to confirm.
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4 Repeat the steps to invert further control channels.
If the dimmer channel is inverted, the blackout function will not work for the fixture.
NOTE

Step 7: Reaction on the MASTER/DIMMER pedal

It is possible to define whether a control channel is to react on the MASTER/DIMMER pedal or not. It is very useful
for e.g. color channels to react on the master pedal if the fixture does not feature a dimmer channel. You can also
assign the front light to the pedal, to turn it off for breaks, yet leave a mood light on. Or you can assign blinders
and control them live during your show. This pedal gives you plenty of options.
1 Select the option "Master channel" with the SWAP button. The lower display indicates the control element on
the left side, e.g. "Fader:1/D" and the current setting on the right side "Master YES".
2 Adjust the desired control element with the left two buttons of the lower display and use the right buttons to
select the setting [YES] if the control channel is to react on the MASTER/DIMMER pedal or [NO] if not.
3 Press the ENTER button to memorize your setting. All LEDs of the controller flash three times to confirm.
4 Repeat the steps to configure further control channels.

Activating the programming mode

After switching on, the controller is in automatic mode. In order to program light, keep pressing the REC button for
2 seconds to switch to programming mode. The LED above the button lights and the upper display indicates
"Program. To switch off the programming mode keep pressing the REC button until the display indication
switches back to "Auto".

Programming chases

For programming chases, 15 memory banks for sequences with a total of 100 steps are available. Each chase
contains the values of all control channels including the pan and tilt settings of the connected fixtures as well as
movements or color effects at the time of storage.
1 Activate the programming mode.
2 Select the desired memory bank with one of the number buttons 1-15. The adjacent LED lights.
● If the memory bank does not contain data, the display indicates e.g. "Chase:01 Step:000". Otherwise the
display indicates the number of steps, e.g. "Chase:04 Step:010".
3 Create the first scene by selecting the desired fixtures and adjusting the DMX values with the encoders.
● Use the 12 FIXTURE buttons to select the fixtures to be controlled. The adjacent LEDs light. If a button is
pressed once again, the corresponding fixture is deselected
● Adjust the desired DMX values for the DMX channels using encoders. As soon as an encoder is moved, the
display indicates the number of the control channel and the current output value as a DMX value (0-255).

PROGRAMMING

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