Chauvet Tiger DMX 60 Návod k obsluze stáhnout pdf (Strana 189)

14. The Personality File System - Page 221

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

The first number indicates which tablet attribute button the table will be

available on.

The final numbers are the actual DMX channel numbers.

The next lines contain the actual focus information and is defined as

follows:-

“focus name” palette entry number channel level(s)

When “focus name” this is the name given to the focus. This can be

up to 11 characters and can include spaces. It must begin and end with

double quotes.

When focus button number defines which palette entry will be used,

numbers 1..200 indicate the entry button number.

Where channel level(s) are the actual level output to the instrument.

This is must be in hexadecimal notation. If no value is required (the

entry is OFF) a -1 (minus one) should be placed in the field.

For example:-

“STAR GOBO” 20 0 FF ;

The first field is the name of the focus, STAR GOBO.

Next is the focus button number that the focus will be placed on. In

this case focus button 20.

Next are the data values.

The last line of the preset focus table must be:-

PFEND

There can be a number of preset focus tables.

14.2.11 Macros

Macros allow a defined set of channels to be adjusted rather like

running a chase. The principle use for this is to allow instruments to be

struck up or reset which sometimes requires a sequence of channels to

be turned on and off over a certain time scale.

Whilst a macro is running all other desk functions are locked out. The

macro progression is presented on the prompt line of the screen.

There are three key types of data line associated with macros, these

are:

MACRO “macro name” channel list

“data” data list

“delay” 1 time

MEND

• Where “macro name” can be up to 11 characters and can include

spaces. It must begin and end with double quotes.

• The channel list is the DMX channels for the instrument, to which data

will be passed from the data list.

• “data” that the following data will be passed to the instrument. Note

that this MUST be in lower case and enclosed in double quotes.

• data list is the data to be passed to the instrument. It must be in

hexadecimal notation..

• “delay” This optional statement defines that a delay time before

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