User Guide

Avolites Pearl 2000 Operators Manual - page 39
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4.8.5 Turning Channels back ON again
You can turn Channels back on again by putting them into the Programmer
again in the usual way, using the Wheels, typed in values or Preset
Focuses. You can then re-record the Memory or Chase with the Channel ON
as usual.
4.9 Controlling Attributes by typing in values
You can set the level of any Attribute of a Selected Fixture by typing in either
the percentage value of the Attribute from 1 to 100, or the DMX value from 0
to 255.
Turn the Key to Program or RUN and select Take Over Run mode.
Select the Fixtures required. Their LEDs will light up.
Type in the value you wish to enter for the Selected Fixtures, either in
percent, or as a DMX value. Puts you in the INPUT menu.
Select the appropriate Bank for the Attribute you wish to control. Its LED
lights up.
Softbuttons E and F will display any Attributes on the currently selected Attribute
Bank exhibited by the Selected Fixtures as “ASSIGN INPUT TO (xxx)”. No named
Attribute indicates that Selected Fixtures do not have any Attributes controllable from
the current Bank. The bracketed numbers indicate whether the number entered will
be treated as a DMX value or a percentage.
Press Softbutton G [SET INPUT TO 0..255 / %] to toggle the DMX and
Percentage modes.
Press Softbutton E or F [ASSIGN INPUT TO (xxx)] to apply your typed
value to the Attribute named on the Softbutton.
Function automatically exits. Puts you back in LIVE PROGRAM MODE menu.
4.10 Help and Hints
Problem : LOCATE FIXTURE won’t work.
Solution : Some Fixtures use a zero value for the colour mix Channels to
give white light. These Fixtures must have these Channels Inverted in the
patch to work correctly with Locate Fixture. See Section 4.5 Inverted
Channels.
Alternatively the personality can be altered to automatically invert the
Channels. The latest personality files can be picked up from the Website at
www.avolites.com.
Problem : Colours and gobos are not crossfading.
Solution : Set the Channels to be Fading.