Robe MSZoom 250xt
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mario1004
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- Real Name: Fabio Dante
can you do this fixture for me?
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Freasy
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- Real Name: Jan F
Hi,
try this out.
Some questions to the behaviour:
- Channel "Colours 1" says that it is proportional. Does the color wheel just rotate from value 0 to 127 freely or does it "lock in" at some point?
- How does the "Colour Macro" channel work in the fixture? It says in the manual: "32 different colours in following order: white, pink, magenta, red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, UV". I counted those listed colors several times and came to just 10 colors instead of 32. If you could try this out and make a list of what actually happens, that would be great!
I included a mode called "Calibration" because there is a function where you can calibrate this fixture via DMX values, though from my understanding you would have to put the fixture itself into this mode.
Fixture passed the validator.
try this out.
Some questions to the behaviour:
- Channel "Colours 1" says that it is proportional. Does the color wheel just rotate from value 0 to 127 freely or does it "lock in" at some point?
- How does the "Colour Macro" channel work in the fixture? It says in the manual: "32 different colours in following order: white, pink, magenta, red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, UV". I counted those listed colors several times and came to just 10 colors instead of 32. If you could try this out and make a list of what actually happens, that would be great!
I included a mode called "Calibration" because there is a function where you can calibrate this fixture via DMX values, though from my understanding you would have to put the fixture itself into this mode.
Fixture passed the validator.
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GGGss
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- Real Name: Fredje Gallon
Ehhm... Stagehands will say, "We are not lowering seven trusses, so you can select this new temporary mode so that you can calibrate... and then you'll change the setting again, having us lower, raise, and lower the trusses repeatedly. NO!"
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Freasy
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- Real Name: Jan F
Most likely not. From my understanding this mode is more or less some maintenance thing where you have the fixture on the desk. The other way would be to wind everything down to do this on the panel at the fixture itself...