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GeniusPro/Lightpalette Operator's Manual - Strand Lighting

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Direct Output Control<br />

Direct Output Control<br />

This section describes how to directly control outputs (dimmers). An output can control any<br />

device capable of taking an AMX192, D54 (500 Series Consoles only) or DMX512 signal and<br />

translating it into a command, including scrollers and other moving light fixtures. The outputs<br />

from the patch system can be further manipulated within this console by DMX signal<br />

assignment (see Output Connections Window of the Console Setup Screen), and again at the<br />

input of many dimmer racks.<br />

Each output is normally patched to a channel so that the output follows the channel level. You<br />

can use the [DIMMER] key to unpatch the output from the channel and set its output to a fixed<br />

level. While any output(s) are unpatched, the command prompt includes OUTPUTS<br />

UNPATCHED. You can easily repatch the outputs so that they follow their channel settings.<br />

You can use the [DIMMER] key in any display except Setup, Archive, Notes, Report, and Help.<br />

This chapter contains the following topics:<br />

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The Current Output Selection<br />

Setting Levels<br />

Setting DMX Levels<br />

Repatching<br />

The Current Output Selection<br />

Most output commands act on a selection of 1 or more outputs. The examples shown<br />

immediately below are output selections that you can use to replace out where it appears in full<br />

command descriptions. Outputs are not actually selected until you press [@] to end the output<br />

list.<br />

Outputs can be specified as output numbers (0 to 4096 on 500 Series or 2048 on 300 Series)<br />

or in Universe.Dmx format. In Universe.Dmx format, each output connector has its own<br />

number from 1 to 8 (1 to 4 on 300 Series consoles) and each signal from the connector has its<br />

own number from 1 to 512. The two numbers are used together, so that the 123 rd output from<br />

the 3 rd DMX connector is addressed as 3.123. DMX connectors 1 through 4 are output from<br />

the console. The remainder of the DMX connectors are output from network nodes.<br />

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