Chauvet DMX 60 user manual Important Information

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If a parameter has been changed the yellow LED flashes. This indicates that that parameter will be included in the memory.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The Tiger console records only what is selected/tagged. The Yellow LED will flash if that attribute is going to be included in the memory. If you wish to include an attribute in the memory and the yellow LED is not flashing then hold the button down for 2 second. To deselect an attribute so it is not included in the memory hold the button down until the yellow LED stops flashing.

By being able to record to parameter level the Tiger is a very powerful console. It is possible for instance to make up looks that just have colors recorded in them. You can also make up looks that just have positions recorded. This means that it is possible for instance to have a position sequence running as a chase and then manually change colours, beams or other attributes. It is also possible to have a page chase running on top of a sequence.

Please remember that only the fixtures selected/tagged will be recorded in a memory.

Once you have set the look that you want use the Back key to go back to the previous menu:

Edit Fixtures

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You can use the Save key to store the look in the flash button you originally selected. Alternatively you can use the Save As key to select where you wish to store the memory. You can change to a different page if desired. Pushing a flash button will store the memory. Continue to store some further looks so that we can put them into a sequence.

To replay a memory simply raise the fader associated with the memory. It is possible to play back multiple memories. If you change pages the memory will remain outputting until the DMX outputs are changed by a different memory outputting or until you move the fader associated with the memory back to zero.

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Contents Tiger DMX Warranty Information Index Page Operational Overview IntroductionFront Panel Controls and Displays TerminologyFaders and Flash Buttons Set-up Quick StartPage Program a Memory Important Information Programming a Sequence Page Assigning and Patching a Fixture Setting up the ConsolePage Editing/Creating a Fixture Page Generics Loading a FixtureAuxiliaries AutopatchProgramming a Memory ProgrammingPage Replaying a Memory Movement effects EffectsFans Page Page Page Live PlaybackMemories Chases and Page Ripples SequencesView and Preview Blackout Saving a show Memory ModuleClear all Memories and Sequences Start Up ModeSuper User Functions Reset Lock ModeTest Function Pan and Tilt Default SettingsOther LTP Default Settings LCD SettingsRemote Go/Step Input Power ConnectionConnections Memory Module DMX Out ConnectionAudio Input PC Software Menu Navigation Flow Chart

DMX 60 specifications

The Chauvet DMX 60 is a versatile lighting controller that has garnered attention for its robust feature set and user-friendly design. This DMX controller is particularly suitable for both novice users and seasoned lighting professionals, making it a popular choice in various applications, from small gigs to larger productions.

One of the distinguishing features of the Chauvet DMX 60 is its intuitive interface. It boasts a clear LCD display that simplifies programming and operation. With a well-organized layout, users can easily access essential functions without feeling overwhelmed. The controller offers 60 channels of DMX control, providing ample flexibility for operating multiple lighting fixtures simultaneously. This capacity caters to a wide range of setups, from simple stage lighting to complex theatrical designs, allowing users to customize their lighting rigs effectively.

The DMX 60 features a variety of built-in effects and customizable presets. Users can save their favorite lighting scenes and recall them on-the-fly during performances. This capability not only saves time but also enables smooth transitions between different lighting setups, enhancing the overall visual experience. Additionally, the controller supports a variety of strobe effects, dimming options, and color mixing features, further expanding artistic possibilities.

For those looking to integrate the DMX 60 with other systems, it includes MIDI compatibility, allowing for synchronization with various audio equipment. This is particularly advantageous in live performance situations where music and lighting must be tightly integrated. The controller also includes a built-in auto mode for standalone use, which can be activated for events where a full lighting technician is not present.

Advanced features such as blackout control and adjustable fade times enable precise manipulation of lighting effects. The Chauvet DMX 60 also supports multiple fixture types, making it compatible with a diverse range of lighting equipment.

In summary, the Chauvet DMX 60 is a powerful DMX lighting controller designed for versatility and ease of use. With its extensive array of features, user-friendly interface, and adaptability, it stands out as a reliable option for anyone seeking to elevate their lighting designs to the next level, whether in live events, performances, or installations.
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