User manual BOTEX DC-1216 DMX OPERATOR

[. . . ] English R USER'S MANUAL SCANNERS SCENES Blackout Step PROG Chase Step/time Music trigger Auto trigger Scene Bank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0. 1SEC 30S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 10MIN 0 Please read before use Contents Features 1 General Instructions 2 1. Overview 3 1. 1 Front View 3 1. 2 Rear View 6 2. Operation Guide 7 2. 1 Program Enable 7 2. 2 Programming Scenes 8 2. 2. 1 Scene Editing 11 2. 2. 2 Scanner Copy 12 2. 2. 3 Scene Copy 13 2. 2. 4 Delete a Scene 15 2. 2. 5 Delete all Scenes 15 2. 2. 6 Bank Copy 16 2. 3 Programming Chases 17 2. 3. 1 Program a bank of scenes into a Chase 18 2. 3. 2 Add a Step 18 2. 3. 3 Delete a Step 20 2. 3. 4 Delete a Chase 21 2. 3. 5 Delete all Chases 21 2. 4 Running Scenes 22 2. 4. 1 Manual Mode 22 2. 4. 2 Auto Mode 22 2. 4. 3 Music Mode 24 R 2. 5 Running Chases 25 2. 5. 1 Manual Mode 25 2. 5. 2 Auto Mode 25 2. 5. 3 Music Mode 26 Improvement and changes to specifications, design and this manual, may be may at any time without prior notice. 2. 6 MIDI Operation 27 2. 6. 1 MIDI Channel Setting 27 2. 6. 2 Implementation 28 All rights reserved. Technical Specifications 29 Features Thank you for your purchase of this BOTEX product. This DMX Operator features include: 192 DMX channels, 12 scanners of 16 DMX channels 30 banks of 8 programmable scenes 6 chases of 240 programmed scenes from 30 banks 8 faders for manual control Chasing speed and Fade Time of Auto programs(scenes and chases) under control Fade Time control over all DMX channel Blackout master Manual override Built-in microphone for Music triggering MIDI control over banks, chases and Blackout Power failure memory NOTE: A knowledge of MIDI and DMX is required to fully utilize this unit. 1 General Instructions Read the instruction in this manual carefully and thoroughly, as they give important information regarding safety during use and maintenance. [. . . ] Tap the Scanner 2 button again to turn off its fader control. Press the Program button for 3 seconds to exit Programming mode. 10 2. Operation Guide 2. 2. 1 Scene Editing 1. Tap the Bank Up/Down button to select the bank that contains the scene you wish to edit. SCENE 3. Select the scene you want to edit by tapping its Scene button. 3 4 4. Use the Faders to make your desired adjustments. 11 12 11 2. Operation Guide 2. 2. 1 Scene Editing 5. Once you've made your changes, tap the MIDI/Rec button. MIDI/Rec SCENE 6. Tap the Scene button that corresponds to the scene you're editing. This will overwrite the exited scene. NOTE: Be sure to select the same scene in steps 3 and 6, otherwise you may accidentally record over an exited scene. 2. 2. 2 Scanner Copy This function allows you to copy the settings of one scanner to another. Press and hold down the Scanner button you want to copy. SCANNER 12 2. Operation Guide 2. 2. 2 Scanner Copy SCANNER 2. While holding the Scanner button, tap the Scanner button you want to copy to. 2. 2. 3 Scene Copy 1. Tap the Bank Up/Down button to select the bank that contains the scene you wish to copy. SCENE 3. Select the scene you want to copy by tapping its Scene button. 13 2. Tap the Bank Up/Down button to select the bank you wish to copy the scene to. 5. Tap the MIDI/Rec button. MIDI/Rec SCENE 6. Tap the Scene button you wish to copy the scene to. 14 2. Operation Guide 2. 2. 4 Delete a Scene SCENE 1. Tap the desired Scene button to select the scene you wish to delete. Auto/Del SCENE 2. Press and hold down the Auto/Del button. While holding down the Auto/Del button, tap the Scene button that stores the scene you wish to delete. [. . . ] A highlight next to "Auto trigger" will indicate Auto mode. 25 2. Operation Guide 2. 5. 2 Auto Mode Chase buttons 1-6 2. Select your desired chase by tapping one of the six Chase buttons. A second tap of this button will deactivate this function. 0. 1SEC 30S 3. [. . . ]