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Chauvet DMX 60 To stop a sequence reset the Speed fader to zero, Program Sequence, Cancel, Save

Models: DMX 60

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To stop a sequence reset the Speed fader to zero.

To edit an existing Sequence select the sequence after having gone into program sequence mode. This will bring up a new menu:

Program Sequence --

 

Cancel

Delete Seq

Save As

Auto Seq

Save

Steps..

 

 

Cancel will take you back a to the previous menu.

Save As will allow you to save the sequence with a different number. Save will save any changes to the current sequence.

Delete Seq will delete all the steps in the current sequence.

Auto Seq will change the sequence to include all current recorded memories. Steps.. will take you to a new menu screen:

Step ---

(Mem---)

Seq--

Back

 

Delete Step

Step+

 

Insert Step

Step-

 

Edit Step

 

 

 

The top line of the display shows you which step is currently outputting, which memory number is being used for the step and which sequence you are editing.

Back will take you back to the previous memory.

The Step+ and Step- control keys will take you through the various steps stored in the current sequence.

Delete Step will erase the currently selected step.

Insert Step will add allow you to add a new step immediately following the currently selected step.

Edit Step will allow you to select a different memory for the currently selected step.

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FAQ

How do I stop a sequence in the Chauvet DMX 60?

To stop a sequence, simply reset the Speed fader to zero.

How can I save a sequence with a different number?

You can save a sequence with a different number by selecting 'Save As' from the menu.

What do the Step+, Step-, and Edit Step options do?

The Step+ and Step- keys allow you to navigate through the steps stored in the current sequence, while Edit Step enables you to select a different memory for the currently selected step.