User Manual

Laserworld Showeditor 2015

Version 2015/1.0 2015 Page 136

 Intelligent DMX (only for users with software license) – for control of more

complex fixtures

EasyDMX – Fader Control

11.1.

The use of the EasyDMX-Editor (Fig. 122) is similar to the Figure Editor, but for the

control of DMX devices “macros” are created (comparable to the figures in the laser

shows). Each DMX macro consists of one or more steps (“scenes”) and can be

assigned to a key (similar to the figures in the Figure Editor). After having creation,

assigned and stored the macro, it can be used.

In Fig. 122 there are a lot of vertical scrollbars. Each scrollbar controls one output

channel, which can be assigned to one or even more DMX channels (As default

each scrollbar is assigned to the respective channel number).

The creation of a DMX-macro works like the creation of a figure. First click on “Create

New DMX Macro”. This creates an empty “Macro 0”. Then the scrollbars can be set

to the desired positions. To use the scrollbars for channels with higher numbers then

50, use the upper horizontal scrollbar to make them visible. The colored boxes above

the scrollbars are all standard colored red after the “Create New DMX Macro” has

. 122: The DMX-Editor