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Section 11: Choose Fixtures

The first thing you will need to do is choose the fixtures that you will control with your MAGIC 260. There is an internal fixture library that contains most Elation Professional and ADJ DMX fixtures. If you are going to control another manufactures product, you have one of two choices. One option is to use a generic fixture profile that is available in the existing library. These generic fixture profiles are listed in the library as “4 Ch. Fixture”, “6 Ch. Fixture”, “8 Ch. Fixture” and “16 Ch. Fixture”. Choose the profile that best suites your fixture. For example, if your fixture utilizes 10 DMX channels, then you would have to choose “16 Ch. Fixture” to access all of the fixtures channels as 4, 6 & 8 are not enough. Your other option is to log onto the Elation website, at www.elationlighting.com , and download the relevant fixture profile that you require. However, to upload a fixture profile into Magic- 260, you will need to purchase our proprietary USB Memory stick, model “USB MEM STICK”, or our proprietary data link cable, model “ULink Cable” from your local Elation dealer. These two USB devices can also be used to transfer and store memory files after you’ve programmed information that you wish to back up. If the fixture profile that you require is not posted on our site, please contact Elation Professional support at support@elationlighting.com or call (800) 322- 6337 for further instructions.

(1) Press the “MENU” button one time. Your display should read as follows:

Select a menu item then press enter. -Choose Fixtures -

(2) Press the “ENTER” button one time. Your display should read as follows:

Fixture Type

01NO FIXTURE

(3)Turn DATA wheel #2, below “Type- NO FIXTURE”, clockwise or counter clockwise and select the fixture from the library that you are going to control as Fixture 1 then press the “ENTER” button. For example, if you wanted to choose “Focus Spot- 250” for fixture #1, your display would read as follows and you’d press “ENTER” to select it.

Fixture Type

01 Focus Spot-250

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Contents AG I C -2 6 Sections G I C 2 6 Table of ContentsG I C 2 6 General IntroductionSafety Information & Maintenance Product Registration & Warranty Information Updates & ChangesInformation Notice CopyrightFeatures and Specifications Function buttons Front Panel OverviewFixture button Auxiliary buttonsContinue Front Panel Overview Speed fader Fade faderMaster fader Fine buttonAudio button Small Data wheelTapsync button Blackout buttonRear Panel Overview Technical SpecificationsSet Up and Data Connections Flow ChartFixture Type Select a menu item then press enter. -Choose FixturesNo Fixture Fixture Type Focus Spot-250Do YOU Wish to CONTINUE? YES This Fixture does not Match Record & Patch Memory ?Choose Fixtures Continue Fixture Channel Autopatch 001 Select a menu item then press enter. -Patch FixturePatch Fixtures Patch Fixtures Continue Fixture Channel Autopatch XxxMemory Status Unlocked Select a menu item then press enter. Lock/Unlock MemoryAuxiliary Buttons Help ButtonRecord Scenes Presets Please select presetPlay Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Record Scenes ContinuePlay Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Continue Record Figure Menu 1.Record Circle Edit Preset Movement Offset Point and R adiusRecord Figure Pan000 Tilt000 Fade02.0 Radius=20 Step Scene Hold 001 Empty 00050 Step Scene Hold 000 Start 00000Record Shows Unnamed Show OFF Show Name Manual LoopRecord Shows Continue Playback Shows Playback ScenesEdit Scene Playback Shows ContinueEdit Show Edit Scene ContinuePlease select save to USB or PC Select a menu item then press enter. Save Memory FileExit USB PC Write File PCRead File PC Select a menu item then press enter. Load Memory File00% ULink Load Memory FileUSB MEM Stick Save Memory File ULink Load Memory File ContinueUNNAME00 Please set this file name, then enterWrite File USB USB MEM Stick Save Memory FileContinueUSB MEM Stick Delete & Format files in Memory Stick XX/XXXXXXXXXX Please select fileUSB MEM Stick Load Memory File Erase All Memory YesNo Select a menu item then press enter. Erase All MemoryErase All Memory Midi Midi Chart
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