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14. The Personality File System - Page 219
Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007
MIRROR 1 170 110
Where:-
MIRROR is the keyword
1 indicates moving mirror a 2 in this field indicates a moving head
instrument.
170 is the maximum pan movement.
110 is the maximum tilt movement.
14.2.8 The DMX/Preset Layout
The DMX/PRESET LAYOUT will appear in the following format:-
DMX
A B C D E F G H I J K L ; comment
A B C D E F G H I J K L; comment
END
Where DMX is the keyword to tell the desk dmx, preset and fader
information follows.
A: sets which Attribute button will be connected to the DMX channel,
defined later. The range is 1 to 20 for the desk, but up to 15 for
the tablet.
A 0 (zero) in this field indicates it is part of a 16 bit channel defined in
the previous line.
B: This tells the desk which wheel is used for that channel, where 1
means left and 61 right.
C: This is the channel type, currently there are 5 different channel types
available :-
H (HTP) for dimmer
L (LTP) for moving lights and scrollers
I (instant) LTP channel which does not fade
S (double byte) 16 bit LTP channel which does not fade
s (double byte) 16 bit LTP channel
D: This is the relative DMX address of the attribute being defined,
starting from 1.
E: This is the maximum output of that attribute in %, where 0 means
no output at all and 100% full output. This allows the channel to
be limited in level.
F: This sets the curve for that channel, DOM version 2.xx and up
supports 4 different curves :-
1 = linear curve
2 = square
3 = relay at 50%(128) on
4 = FD square
The curve number is prefixed a single letter which can be:-
N = normal
C = complemented curve (ie invert the channel)
- Pearl 2008 Pearl Tiger 1
- Operator’s Manual 1
- 1. Welcome to the Pearl 9
- 1.4 Avolites Visualiser 12
- 1.5 The Pearl simulator 13
- 2. Patching 15
- 2.2 Patching dimmers 16
- 2. Patching - Page 9 17
- Page 10 - 2. Patching 18
- 2.4 Labelling the console 19
- 2.7 Patch Utilities 20
- 2.8 Completing the patch 20
- 2.10 Examples 21
- Page 14 - 2. Patching 22
- 3.2 Controlling fixtures 23
- Attribute buttons 24
- 3.4 Using groups 25
- 3.6 Fan mode 26
- 3.7 Examples 26
- Page 20 - 4. Palettes 28
- 4.5 Examples 29
- Page 22 - 4. Palettes 30
- Page 24 - 5. Shapes 32
- 5.6 Examples 33
- Page 26 - 5. Shapes 34
- 6.3 Recording a memory 36
- 6.4 Playing back a memory 37
- 6.5 Changing playback pages 37
- 6.7 Copying a memory 38
- 6.8 Deleting a memory 39
- 6.9 Editing memories 39
- 6.10 The Include function 39
- Page 32 - 6. Memories 40
- 6.14 Examples 41
- Page 34 - 6. Memories 42
- 7.3 Running a chase 44
- 7.5 Naming chases 45
- 7.7 Copying a chase 46
- 7.8 Deleting a chase 46
- 7.11 Examples 47
- Page 40 - 7. Chases 48
- 8.3 Plotting a cue 50
- 8.4 Naming a cue 51
- 8.6 Jumping to a cue 51
- 8.7 Running the show 51
- Page 44 - 8. Theatre stack 52
- 10. Running your show 55
- 10.5 Master faders 57
- 10.6 Channel mimics 57
- 11. Advanced features 59
- 12.1 Ordinary lighting 61
- 12.3 How do you control it? 61
- 12.4 The DMX control system 61
- 13.1 Operating the console 63
- 13.2 Controlling lights 63
- 14.1 USB disk drives 67
- 14.2 Wheel acceleration 67
- 14.6 Legends 68
- 14.7 Sound to light 68
- 14.8 Other features 68
- Pearl 2008 69
- Pearl Tiger 69
- 1. Setting up the console 77
- 1.1.4 Connecting audio 78
- 1.2 Operating 79
- 1.2.4 View screens 81
- 1.2.5 Pearl Tiger 83
- 2.1.2 Patching dimmers 86
- 2. Patching - Page 119 87
- 2.1.4 Checking the patching 88
- 2.2 Edit 89
- 2.3 Delete 89
- 2.4 Advanced options 90
- 2. Patching - Page 123 91
- Page 124 - 2. Patching 92
- 3.1 Create 93
- Attribute select buttons 94
- Control wheels 94
- 3.1.4 Using groups 95
- Sequence control buttons 96
- 3.2 Advanced options 99
- 4. Palettes 103
- 4.2 Playback 104
- 4.2.2 Palette pages 105
- 4.3 Edit 106
- 4.4 Timing 107
- 4.5 Advanced options 108
- 5. Shapes 109
- Page 142 - 5. Shapes 110
- 5.2 Edit 111
- 5.3 Advanced options 112
- 5. Shapes - Page 145 113
- Page 146 - 5. Shapes 114
- 6. Memories 115
- 6.1.2 Creating a memory 116
- 6. Memories - Page 149 117
- 6.2 Playback 118
- 6.3 Edit 119
- 6.3.2 The Include function 120
- 6.3.3 The “Off” button 121
- 6.4 Copy 122
- 6.5 Delete 123
- 6.6 Timing 123
- 6.7 Advanced options 124
- 6. Memories - Page 157 125
- Page 158 - 6. Memories 126
- 7. Chases 127
- 7.2 Playback 128
- 7. Chases - Page 161 129
- 7.3 Edit 130
- 7. Chases - Page 163 131
- 7.4 Copy 132
- 7.5 Delete 133
- 7.6 Timing 133
- Page 166 - 7. Chases 134
- 7.7 Advanced options 136
- 7. Chases - Page 169 137
- Page 170 - 7. Chases 138
- 8. Theatre stack 139
- 8.1.3 Plotting a cue 140
- 8.2 Timing 141
- Page 174 - 8. Theatre stack 142
- 8.3 Playback 143
- 8.4 Edit 144
- 8.5 Delete 144
- 8.6 Advanced options 145
- Page 178 - 8. Theatre stack 146
- 9. The graphics tablet 147
- 9.1 Create 148
- 9.2 Advanced options 150
- 10. Running the show 151
- 10.2 Options 153
- 11.1 Create 155
- 11.2 Playback 156
- 11.3 Edit 158
- 11.4 Timing 159
- 11.5 Copy 161
- 11.6 Delete 161
- 11.7 Options 161
- 12. Setup 163
- Page 196 - 12. Setup 164
- 12.2 User functions 165
- Page 198 - 12. Setup 166
- 12. Setup - Page 199 167
- Page 200 - 12. Setup 168
- 13. Other features 169
- 13.1.3 Service mode 171
- 13.1.4 AVOS2 functions 172
- 13.1.10 Audio gain links 175
- Borris 3 motherboard 176
- Borris 2 motherboard 176
- 13.2 MIDI functions 177
- 13.2.3 MIDI Time Code 178
- 13.2.4 MIDI Problems 178
- 14.2 Create 183
- 14.2.4 The Instrument Name 184
- 14.2.5 The Device Type 184
- 14.2.7 Mirror 186
- DMX 187
- 14.2.9 Text Field 188
- 14.2.11 Macros 189
- 14.2.12 Range tables 190
- 15. Glossary of terms 195
- 16. Index 201
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