Deleting A Chase; Deleting All Chases; Playing Chases - EuroLite DMX OPERATOR 240 Bedienungsanleitung

Deleting a Chase

1
Call the programming mode. For this, keep
the PROGRAM pressed until the LED next to
the button flashes.
2
Select the chase to be deleted with one of
the buttons CHASE 1-6.
3
Keep the button AUTO/DEL pressed and
simultaneously press the CHASE button the
chase to be deleted. To confirm the deleting
procedure, all LEDs of the controller flash
three times.
4
After the chase has been deleted, switch off
the programming mode. For this, keep the
button PROGRAM pressed until the LED
next to the button extinguishes.

Deleting All Chases

1
Switch off the controller.
2
Keep the two buttons AUTO/DEL and BANK
DOWN pressed simultaneously and switch
on the controller.
3
After 2 seconds, all LEDs of the controller
flash three times to confirm the deleting
procedure. All programmed chases will
irrevocably be lost. The individual
illumination scenes and memory banks are
still maintained.

Playing Chases

A chase must be programmed before you can
call it. Chases can be played manually, time-
controlled or sound-controlled. As a basic setting,
the manual mode is activated. The LEDs
MANUAL, AUTO and MUSIC indicate the current
setting.
There should be no device or illumination scene
selected. Otherwise press the corresponding
buttons for deselecting.
Playing a chase manually
1
Make sure that the manual mode is activated
and the LED MANUAL lights. If necessary,
switch to manual mode with the button
AUTO/DEL.
2
Call the desired chase with the buttons
CHASE 1-6 (control LED flashes). The
display indicates the number of the chase
(e.g. "CHASE1") in the upper line and the
current step (e.g. "SN1") in the lower line.
Press the button again to stop the chase
(control LED extinguishes).
3
Use the buttons BANK UP and BANK
DOWN to jump from one step to the next
within the chase.
Time-controlled play of a chase
In automatic mode, the scenes stored in a
memory bank will be played time-controlled in a
loop. The number of repetitions is adjustable.
1
Call the automatic mode with the button
AUTO/DEL so that the LED AUTO lights.
2
Call the desired chase with the buttons
CHASE 1-6 (control LED flashes). Press the
button again to stop the chase (control LED
extinguishes). It is possible to select several
chases simultaneously. They are played one
after the other. The control LED of the chase
currently playing flashes, the others light.
3
Use the sliding control SPEED to adjust the
running speed, i.e. how long a scene is
shown, between 10 minutes and 0.1
seconds. The display shortly inserts the
setting, i.e. "WT:2M50S".
4
Use the button TAP/DISPLAY for a more
precise input of the running speed. For this,
press the button twice. The time between the
two actuations of the button defines the time
until the next change of scene (max. 10
minutes). The display shortly inserts the
setting, i.e. "TP:5.0S ".
5
Use the sliding control FADE to adjust the
fade time, i.e. the time between the steps,
between 0 and 30 seconds. The display
shortly inserts the setting, i.e. "FT:11:5S".
6
Use the buttons BANK UP and BANK
DOWN to adjust the number of repetitions for
the chase. Chase can be repeated between
1 and 20 times. The display shortly inserts
the setting, i.e. "LOOP 10".
Sound-controlled play of a chase
In sound-control mode, the scenes stored in a
memory bank will be synchronized with music
pulses at the jack AUDIO or, if the jack is not
connected, via the internal microphone.
1
Call the sound-control mode with the button
MUSIC/BANK COPY so that the LED
MUSIC lights.
2
Call the desired chase with the buttons
CHASE 1-6 (control LED flashes). Press the
button again to stop the chase (control LED
extinguishes). It is possible to select several
chases simultaneously. They are played one
after the other. The control LED of the chase
currently playing flashes, the others light.
3
The sensitivity of the sound control is
adjustable. For this, keep the button
MUSIC/BANK COPY pressed and
simultaneously use the BANK UP and
BANK DOWN to adjust a value between
0-100 %. The higher the value, the higher
the sensitivity.
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