Elation Elation DMX OPERATOR PRO Manuel utilisateur

DMX OPERATOR PRO

User Manual

(24-004-1262 Rev 2.0)

E-mail: support@elationlighting.com

Internet: http://www.elationlighting.com

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Table of Contents

Sections:

1 : General Introduction………………..…………………………………………………………...………3

2 : Safety Information & Maintenance……….………………………..……………………………….... 4

3 : Information Notice…………………..……………..………………………………….………………... 5

4 : Features and Specifications………………………..……………………………………………….... 5

5: Technical Specifications ……………………………………………………………………….…….....6

6: Basic Control Parts……………………………………………………………………………....….…6-8

7: Set Up & Operation……………………..…… ………………………………………………….……….9

7.1 Connections……………….…………………………………………………………………………..9

7.1.1 Setting DMX Address Channels for Moving Lights….……….……………………………9

7.1.2 Setting DMX Address Channels for Dimmer Packs (Par Cans)………………………...10

7.2 Assign Joystick to Pan & Tilt..……………………………….…………..………………….…10-12

7.3 Recording Moving Lights …………………….….…………………………………..…………….12

7.3.1 Record a Moving Light Scene..………………………………………..……..……..…12-13

7.3.2 Record a Moving Light Chase..… ………………………………….……..………..…14-15

7.4 Playback Moving Light Scenes & Chases.………………………………………….….…….…16

7.4.1 Playback Moving Light Scenes. ………………………………..………………………….16

7.4.2 Playback Moving Light Chases.…..………..……………………………………………...17

7.5 Edit Moving Light Chases……………………..…….…………….…………………….……..…18

7.5.1 Add Moving Light Chase Steps………….………..…………………..………..………18-19

7.5.2 Delete Moving Light Chase Steps.……….…………………………………………………19

7.5.3 Delete Moving Light Chases…………………..….………………….………………..…...20

7.6 Recording Par Cans Scenes & Chases…….……..……………………………….……….…...21

7.6.1 Record a Par Can Scene…….…………………………….…………..………..……..21-22

7.6.2 Record a Par Can Chase..………...………………….…………………………..……22-23

7.7 Playback Par Can Scenes & Chases……………..…….……………………..…………………24

7.7.1 Playback Par Can Scenes….……….……………………………………………..…...… 24

7.7.2 Playback Par Can Chases..……….………………………………..….……………….… 25

7.8 Edit a Par Can Chase…………..………………………………………………….……………….26

7.8.1 Add Par Can Chase Steps……………..…..…………………….……………..………26-27

7.8.2 Delete Par Can Chase Steps……….……..………………….………………….……..….27

7.8.3 Delete a Par Can Chase………..………..….…………………………………..….…….. 28

8: Menu Options Set Up…………………………………………………………………….….………... 29

8.1 Access Menu Options……………...…………………………….……………………….…….… 29

8.2 Save to CF Card……………………………………………………………………….....………29-30

8.3 Read CF Card…………………………………………………………………………………….30-31

8.4 Channel Patch…………………..……………………………………..………….…..………... 32-33

8.5 Pan/Tilt Fade Set Up…………………..…………………………………….…………….…… 33-34

8.6 Display Mode Set Up…………………………..……………………………………………..…34-35

8.7 MIDI Channel Set Up…………………………………………………………………….………35-36

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Table of Contents (Cont.)

9: MIDI Trigger Chart…………….………………………………………………………….……….….. 37

10: CF Card Important Notice……….….………….………………….……………..…………..…..…. 37

11: Erase All Memory.......................................................................................................................38

Section 1: General introduction

Thank you for choosing the Elation DMX Operator Pro. The DMX Operator Pro is a 136 channel hybrid

lighting control device designed for DJ’s, clubs and small touring applications. This controller allows

operators to easily manipulate conventional and moving lights via simple to use buttons and faders. The

DMX Operator Pro puts programming, playback and live manipulation of Scenes and Chases at your

fingertips.

The DMX Operator Pro can control up to 8 moving lights, each consisting up to 16 channels- max 128

channels. Up to 96 programmable Scenes and 8 programmable Chases can be recorded for the moving

light section. Up to 96 programmable Scenes and 6 programmable Chases can be recorded for the

conventional par can section. There is also a compact flash slot on the rear for an optional 32MB card so

programs and setting can be saved. The compact flash card is NOT universal- it is a proprietary card that

you must buy from the dealer where you purchased your console. The model number for the optional card

is “32MB CARD”.

Also incorporated are 14 quick access scene buttons, 8 for moving lights and 6 for par cans, 8 quick

access Chase buttons for moving lights and 6 Chase buttons for par cans. The DMX Operator Pro also

incorporates an assignable joystick- ideal for pan/tilt control of scanners and moving heads. A master

fader shall be used to control the overall intensity for all 8 par can channels. A separate section of 8

independent faders are included so the lighting operator can easily control par cans on the fly. Other

features include a Tap Sync button for manual Chase override, Step/Mix/Sequence button for Chase

playback, Audio button for music trigger (via internal microphone or line level input), Group button to

control more than 1 fixture at a time and four speed and fade faders for manual override of Chases.

Every unit has been thoroughly tested and carefully packed before shipment. Unpack the shipping carton

and inspect thoroughly saving the carton and all packing materials for possible use later. Check carefully

and make sure your product is not damaged and that no included accessory is missing. If your product

appears to be damaged or missing something, please do not use it- contact our customer support staff at

(800) 322.6337 ext-401 for instructions on what to do.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 2 Safety Information & Maintenance

Please read all instructions prior to assembling, mounting, and operating your DMX OPERATOR PRO. To

protect against fire, electric shock and injury to persons, please follow the safety precautions listed below

and observe all warnings in this manual and warnings printed on the console. The following rules give

important information regarding safety during operation and maintenance for long term use. If you have

any questions regarding operation of this console, please contact our customer support staff at (800)

322-6337 ext-401.

•Use only a source of AC power that complies with local building and electrical codes

and has both overload and ground-fault protection.

•To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not expose this unit to rain or high

levels of moisture. Do not use this unit near water.

•Refer any service operation not described in this manual to a qualified technician.

•Do not dismantle or modify this unit as there are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer

all service related issues to a qualified technician.

•Use this unit only as described.

•Handle this unit carefully. Any strong shock or vibration may result in malfunction.

•Do not operate this unit when front face panel is removed.

•Any damaged or crimped AC cable should be replaced immediately. Protect the power

supply cable from being walked on or pinched.

•Do not allow children to play with this unit.

•Keep these instructions for future use.

•Heed all warnings.

•Follow all instructions.

•Clean only with dry cloth.

•Do not install near any heat sources such as heaters, stoves, amplifiers or any other

heat generating apparatus.

•Only use attachments and accessories specified by Elation Professional.

•Unplug this unit during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 3 Information Notice

Please read through this manual carefully and thoroughly, as it gives important information regarding

safety, use and maintenance. Keep this manual with the unit for possible future reference.

Product Modification Warning:

Elation Professional products are designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of United States

and International safety regulations. Modifications to the product could affect safety and render the

product non-compliant to relevant safety standards.

Updates & Changes:

Information and specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice. Elation Professional

assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.

permission in writing from Elation Professional.

Section: 4 Features and Specifications

•Hybrid console for 16 lights (8 moving lights and 8 conventional par cans).

•136 total DMX channels (128 channels for Moving Lights and 8 for Par Cans ).

•6 programmable Par Can Chases.

•8 programmable Moving Light Chases.

•96 programmable Scenes for Moving Lights.

•96 programmable Scenes for Par Cans.

•Speed & Fade Time faders.

•Joystick for Pan / Tilt control of Moving Lights.

•32Mb slot for exchanging data and memory files.

•Fog Machine trigger button.

•Power failure memory back up.

•MIDI Input.

•Audio input and built-in microphone for music synchronization.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 5 Technical Specifications

•Model………………………………….DMX OPERATOR PRO

•Power Input…………………………..DC 9~15V, 600 mA min.

•LCD……………………………………2×16 characters

•Audio Trigger…………………………Built-in microphone or line in

•DMX Output…………………….…….3 PIN female DMX connector

•Dimensions…………………………...7” (L) × 3.15” (H) × 19” (W)

•Weight…………………………………14 lbs.

Section: 6 Basic Control Parts

6.1 Front panel

•SCENE buttons:

The Scene buttons are used to playback or store Scenes for Moving Lights and Par Cans.

•CHASE button (Moving Light Section):

This Chase button is used to playback or store Chases for Moving Lights.

•CHASE button (Par Can Section):

This Chase button is used to playback or store Chases for Par Cans.

•FIXTURE buttons:

The Fixture buttons are used to select moving lights when recording Scenes and Chases or for

manual control.

•DIMMER faders:

The Dimmer faders (channels 129 thru 136) are used to adjust relevant dimming level for each

channel.

•PAGE button:

The Page button is used when selecting between pages for relevant Scenes and Chases.

•STEP / MIX / SEQ button:

Used to manually trigger Chase steps or switch between the Mix and Sequence mode Chase

playback for moving lights.

•TAP SYNC button:

There are two (2) of these buttons that temporarily override the Chase speed rate. Tap on the

button two times to enable and override originally set speeds.

•AUDIO button:

The Audio button will activate the internal microphone or a line level input for music

synchronization when Chases or Chases are played back.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 6 Basic Control Parts (Cont.)

•GROUP button:

The Group button is used to control more than one moving light at a time.

•BLACKOUT button:

The Blackout button takes all DMX values to zero.

•SETUP button:

The Setup button allows access to the DMX Operator Pro’s menu options.

•FOG MACHINE button:

This button will trigger a compatible fog machine when connected to the rear fog input.

•DEL button:

This button is used to delete relevant Scenes, Chase steps and entire Chases.

•RECORD button:

The Record button is used to record Scenes and Chases. It also functions as an Enter button for

various menu options.

•ESC button:

This button is used to cancel or escape relevant operation or modes.

•UP/DOWN buttons:

The Up / Down buttons are used to scroll or adjust desired levels during operation.

•CH.PAGE button:

Press this button to switch between Moving Light Channels 1-8 and Channels 9-16. When the LED

above the button is “OFF”, it means channels 1-8 are active, when the LED is “ON “, it means

channels 9-16 are active.

•FINE button:

When the Fine button is pressed, it allows for fine adjustment of PAN / TILT position (16 bit).

•“Arrow” buttons on all sides of joystick:

These buttons are used to manually adjust the PAN / TILT position for the selected moving lights.

•Joystick:

The joystick is used to control the PAN / TILT movement for selected moving lights.

•STANDBY button:

This button is used to blackout the par can channel's (129-136).

•Fade & Speed button:

This button enables and disables fade time for par can channels.

•Full On button:

Pressing this button will temporarily activate par can channels 129-136 to 100% full intensity.

•Auto button:

The Auto button is used to activate Auto trigger mode for selected par can scene page.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 6 Basic Control Parts (Cont.)

•ONE/MIX/SEQ button:

This button is used to select between the three modes.

•Speed Fader:

This fader is used to adjust desired Chase rate during playback.

•Fade Fader:

This fader is used to adjust desired fade time during playback.

•Audio Fader:

The Audio fader is used to adjust the internal microphones sensitivity for par can Chase playback.

•Master Fader:

The Master fader is used to proportionally control the output for par can channels 129-136..

6.2 Rear panel

•POWER ON / OFF :

The Power switch is used to turn the console ON and OFF.

•DC INPUT :

DC 9 ~15V, 500mA min. Power Supply (Included)

•AUDIO LINE INPUT :

0.1V~1Vp-p. RCA line level input.

•DMX polarity select

Use this switch to select desired DMX polarity (2-,3+ / 2+,3-).

•DMX OUT :

3 pin XLR output to send DMX data to fixtures.

•MIDI IN :

This input receives MIDI information from a MIDI device.

•FOG MACHINE INPUT :

Connect a compatible fog machine for on board monitoring and triggering.

•CF CARD socket:

The CF card socket is for our optional compact flash card used to store and exchange information.

The model number for the optional CF card is “32MB/CARD”. (It is only available through Elation

Professional).

•EXT STEP CONTROL INPUT :

This input is for an optional external foot controller.

DMX OPERATOR PRO

Section: 7 Set Up

7.1 Connections

(1) With an XLR male to female cable, connect the XLR male end into the DMX Operator

Pro.

(2) Connect the female XLR end into the input of your first moving light fixture or dimmer

pack.

(3) With another XLR cable, connect the male XLR end into the output of your first moving

light or dimmer pack and the female XLR end into the input of your second moving light or

dimmer pack in line.

(4) In a daisy chain manner, continue to connect the remainder of your moving lights and

dimmer packs.

7.1.1 Setting DMX Address Channels for Moving Lights

There is no fixture library incorporated into this console. Each fixture is automatically assigned

sixteen DMX channels. Therefore, you will need to set the starting DMX address channels to your

moving lights as follows:

(1) Set the starting DMX address channel on your first moving light fixture to one (1).

(2) Set the DMX channel on your second moving light fixture to seventeen (17).

(3) Set the DMX channel on your third fixture to thirty three (33).

(4) Set the DMX channel on your fourth fixture to forty nine (49).

(5) Continue to address the remainder of your fixtures according to the chart below.

Fixture # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DMX

Channel 1 17 33 49 65 81 97 113

DMX OPERATOR PRO

7.1.2 Setting DMX Address Channels for Dimmer Packs (Par Cans)

There is no fixture library incorporated into this console. There are eight DMX channels reserved

for par cans which will be independently controlled via eight faders. These eight DMX channels

were designed to be assigned to two four channel dimmer packs. However, you may assign them

as you like as long as they fall within the reserved DMX channels of 129 to 136. To set two four

channel dimmer packs, follow these steps:

(1) Set the starting DMX address channel on your first dimmer pack to (129)- dip switches 1

& 8 ON.

(2) Set the DMX channel on your second dimmer pack to (133)- dip switches 1,3 & 8 ON. .

7.2 Assign Joystick to Pan & Tilt

(1) Press and hold down the "SETUP" button for three (3) seconds or until the green

LED above the SETUP button comes on. The LCD will display the following with a

cursor box flashing over the # 1 option.

1. CF CARD ↓

2.ASSIGNCH.

(2) Press the "DOWN" button one (1) time so that the cursor is now flashing over the # 2

"ASSIGN CH." option. The LCD will display the following with the cursor box now

flashing over the # 2 option.

1. CFCARD ↓

2. ASSIGN CH.

(3) Press the "Record" button to enter the assign channel option. The LCD will display

the following:

CHANNEL01>OUT01

OK ESC SEL ADJ

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