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Section 12: Patch Fixtures

The Patch Fixture menu option allows you to view and make changes to your fixture address patch if desired. Because the Magic 260 utilizes fixture profiles, you can set your DMX addresses based on the Channel setting in the Patch Fixture option. Magic 260 knows the exact number of DMX channels that a fixture occupies because this information is set when the profile is created. With Autopatch set to “ON”, in the Patch Fixtures option, Magic 260 will automatically do the math for you and give you the start address setting for each fixture that was selected in the Choose Fixture option. For fixtures that incorporate a digital display, simply set the DMX channel address to match the number listed below “Channel” for each relevant fixture number (Refer to the fixtures manual for more information on setting the DMX address). If your fixtures incorporate dip switches, you will have to use the binary system to configure the correct dip switch settings for each fixture. Please refer to the chart below which displays a common 10 dip switch setting and the associated binary value for each dip switch. To achieve your desired DMX channel, find the simplest form of adding the binary values to get to your required channel number and flip those dip switches to the ON position.

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

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(2) Turn DATA wheel #1, one click clock wise. Your display should read as follows:

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

Fixture

Channel

Autopatch

01

001

ON

 

 

 

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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 Copyright Updates & ChangesProduct Registration & Warranty Information Information NoticeFeatures and Specifications Auxiliary buttons Front Panel OverviewFunction buttons Fixture buttonContinue Front Panel Overview Fine button Fade faderSpeed fader Master faderBlackout button Small Data wheelAudio button Tapsync buttonRear Panel Overview Technical SpecificationsSet Up and Data Connections Flow ChartFixture Type Focus Spot-250 Select a menu item then press enter. -Choose FixturesFixture Type No FixtureThis Fixture does not Match Record & Patch Memory ? Do YOU Wish to CONTINUE? YESChoose Fixtures Continue Select a menu item then press enter. -Patch Fixture Fixture Channel Autopatch 001Patch Fixtures Patch Fixtures Continue Fixture Channel Autopatch XxxHelp Button Select a menu item then press enter. Lock/Unlock MemoryMemory Status Unlocked Auxiliary ButtonsRecord Scenes Record Scenes Continue Please select presetPresets Play Preset Movement & Record Movement as a ScenePlay Preset Movement & Record Movement as a Scene Continue Edit Preset Movement Offset Point and R adius Record Figure Menu 1.Record CircleRecord Figure Pan000 Tilt000 Fade02.0 Radius=20 Step Scene Hold 000 Start 00000 Step Scene Hold 001 Empty 00050Record Shows Show Name Manual Loop Unnamed Show OFFRecord Shows Continue Playback Shows Playback ScenesEdit Scene Playback Shows ContinueEdit Show Edit Scene ContinueWrite File PC Select a menu item then press enter. Save Memory FilePlease select save to USB or PC Exit USB PCULink Load Memory File Select a menu item then press enter. Load Memory FileRead File PC 00%USB MEM Stick Save Memory File ULink Load Memory File ContinueUSB MEM Stick Save Memory FileContinue Please set this file name, then enterUNNAME00 Write File USBUSB MEM Stick Delete & Format files in Memory Stick Please select file XX/XXXXXXXXXXUSB MEM Stick Load Memory File Select a menu item then press enter. Erase All Memory Erase All Memory YesNoErase All Memory Midi Midi Chart