There are two ways to approach the manual. If you are impatient to get started simply go to section 3 Quick Start and leap in. If you want a more detailed explanation then you will need to work your way through each section of the manual.

2.2 Terminology

Memory- Tells one or more fixtures to change settings for intensity, beam, color and position. Other names are scene, cue or look.

Sequence- Memories grouped together to run one after another. These can be triggered manually, automatically or to music.

Parameter- An attribute of a fixture. A parcan has one attribute, intensity. A moving light has several, usually pan and tilt, color, beam and intensity.

IBCF- Refers to intensity, beam, colour and focus (position).

Intensity how bright the fixture is, not all fixtures have a dowser/dimmer. Beam refers to things like gobo wheels, prisms, shutter speeds etc. Color refers to color wheels, CYM mixing etc.

Focus refers to the position of the picture, the pan and tilt attributes.

Symbol and Text Conventions used in the manual.

This Text for buttons to push on the console

This Text for buttons or text appearing on the LCD display.

2.3 Front Panel Controls and Displays

2.3.1 LCD Display and Soft Buttons

The main user interface is via a menu driven 4 line, 20 characters per line, backlit LCD display with 6 Soft Buttons (arranged 3 each side). The top line of the display will typically show the current menu page title. The lines below will indicate the current function of the 6 soft buttons. One soft button will typically be „Back‟ to return to the menu above. If more than 5 other options are applicable, one soft button will be ‘More..’ to go to more options.

The various functions of the desk like patching, recording and playback will all be done using softkeys and commands on the LCD screen.

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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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