Hello,
Can you please add this fixture?
Website: http://orion-fxlights.com/par_cans/orcan2/
Manual: http://orion-fxlights.com/downloads/own ... 1427215602
Thank you kindly
Dan
Orion ORCAN2 Par56 RGB
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Fxedel
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Hey Dan,
I just added it to the Open Fixture Library: https://open-fixture-library.org/orion/orcan2. You can add fixtures there on your own, too.
Could you please verify the strobe channel? From which DMX value to which is it really strobing and when is the LED constantly on (or off)?
I just added it to the Open Fixture Library: https://open-fixture-library.org/orion/orcan2. You can add fixtures there on your own, too.
Could you please verify the strobe channel? From which DMX value to which is it really strobing and when is the LED constantly on (or off)?
Have a look at the Open Fixture Library! It's a project to collect fixture definitions in a unified format and make them downloadable for different lighting programs, including QLC+.
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chehockey
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Thank you very much.
If i'm reading this correctly the strobe channel is 2. As for the other values i am not sure. I have no experience in this field. I work for a hockey company and we are trying to create an off ice lighting apparatus to work on players reaction. What i'am trying to do is make the light flash a certain colour and based on that they have to pass or run to a certain location. Its not working to well at the moment but I think I can figure it out.
Thanks
Dan
If i'm reading this correctly the strobe channel is 2. As for the other values i am not sure. I have no experience in this field. I work for a hockey company and we are trying to create an off ice lighting apparatus to work on players reaction. What i'am trying to do is make the light flash a certain colour and based on that they have to pass or run to a certain location. Its not working to well at the moment but I think I can figure it out.
Thanks
Dan