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BUILD: SNAP 1~3, SCENE 1 & 2[DMX snapshot recorded][Local scene recorded]ENTER[3][Channel level]STATUSENTERSELECT[1][2]ENTERENTER[1]DISPLAY = "Press Enter to store DMXvalue"[SP1: SNAP1 / SP2: SNAP2 / SP3: SNAP3][SC1: SCENE1 / SC2: SCENE 2][2]DISPLAY = "Press Select and holdwhile change level for each channel"[3] Repeat step for each channel to beincluded in selected SceneBUILDStatus LED red = 110VStatus LED green = 240VBUILD[START]HP DIMMER MS-9507-03Figure 4.3
Dimmer Operation 4-64.1.6 DMX BANK menuE Figure 4.2To make DMX start channel selection easier, the HP12-TR / HP12-SC dimmers canselect a bank of twelve channels from the DMX input signal. There are a total of 42sequential banks of twelve channels and one last bank of eight channels in the 512channels available from the DMX-512 source. See section 8.2 for a list of banks andtheir corresponding channels.By selecting DMX start bank 2, the dimmer will respond to DMX channels 13through 24 inclusive.4.1.7 BUILD menu• To select a DMX bank press the DMX BANK button on the keypad.• The display will change to show the currently assigned DMX bank number.• Using the FUNCTION encoder wheel, DMX bank numbers may beincremented or decremented to the desired bank number.• To select the DMX bank number press the ENTER button on the keypad.• The display will then show “OK” to indicate the dimmer is now in normaloperating mode.E Figure 4.3The BUILD menu is used to record DMX Snapshots or user-defined Scenes.• Press the BUILD keypad button.• Select a flashing Snapshot number (“SP1 - SP3”) or a Scene number (“SC1 -SC2”) to record, using the FUNCTION encoder wheel.• Press ENTER to confirm the selection.4.1.7.1 SnapshotE Figure 4.3Once a SNAPSHOT number is selected (“SP1”, “SP2” or “SP3”), the displaywill scroll the message: “PRESS ENTER TO STORE DMX VALUE”.• On pressing ENTER, the dimmer will store the current DMX values for thetwelve dimmer channels in the currently selected bank.• The display will change to “OK” to indicate the dimmer is now in normaloperating mode.Revision 2 - 20 March, 1997 HP SERIES DIMMER OPERATING MANUAL
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