CHAPTER 14

Fixture Motion Functions

Projector Control

Control Parameter Projector Options

These Control parameter options remotely access and operate the internal projector’s menu system.

DMX

 

Control Option Description

Value

 

Range

 

 

180-184

Displays the Projector’s internal Menu System

 

 

 

185-188

Projector Up arrow

 

 

 

Note: These options control the directional

189-192

Projector Down arrow

buttons on the projector menu display

 

 

193-196

Projector Left arrow

and cannot be activated until you set the

 

 

197-200

Projector Right arrow

Dimmer parameter to 0.

 

 

201-204

Store Menu selection

 

 

 

 

 

The following options are always active and do not require the dimmer to be at zero

205-208

Projector Floor Orientation

These commands activate the projector’s setting for specific

 

 

mounting or projection alternatives.

 

 

Once set, these commands maintain their value until reset even

209-212

Projector Ceiling Orientation

 

after shutdown and re-homing. For example, if the Control

 

 

 

 

parameter is set to switch the unit to Ceiling orientation, then the

 

Projector Front Projection

213-216

unit will remain in Ceiling orientation until another command is

 

 

sent to switch back to Floor. This allows the Control parameter to

217-220

Projector Rear Projection

revert to another value without losing the orientation or mirroring

status.

 

 

 

 

 

221-224

Input from External RGBHV

Video input can be utilized with either RGBHV or VGA but not

 

to Projector

both. You can select between RGBHV and VGA in the menu

 

 

system, (see DMX_Control Screen on page 27). RGBHV is the

225-228

Graphics Engine to Projector

 

 

factory default.

 

Input from S-Video In

229-232

Before using DMX to change DL.2 inputs, you must enable the

(camera to Camera Out) to

 

Graphics Engine

Projector Input by DMX option in the menu system (see

 

 

Set_Projector Screen on page 31) or through the CMA (see

 

Input from Camera to

 

Viewing Fixture Configuration Values on page 205).Once

233-236

Graphics Engine (default)

the selection is made, allow about 10 seconds for the change to

 

 

take effect.

 

 

 

CAUTION:

Do not physically connect both the VGA and the RGBHV connectors at the same time. Doing so can damage the projector and void the warranty.

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DL.2 specifications

The High End Systems DL.2 is a cutting-edge digital lighting fixture designed to meet the demands of modern entertainment environments, including concerts, theaters, and corporate events. It merges traditional lighting with advanced video projection capabilities, creating an innovative solution for designers and technicians.

One of the standout features of the DL.2 is its ability to project high-quality video and graphics alongside traditional lighting effects. This opens up a wide plethora of creative possibilities, allowing artists to enhance their performances with dynamic visuals that can react in real-time to the music or atmosphere. The high-resolution projector integrated within the DL.2 delivers vibrant colors and sharp images, ensuring that visual effects are not only captivating but also professional-grade.

The DL.2 utilizes a powerful operating system that supports advanced programming and control features. It is compatible with the well-known Hog 3 control system, allowing for seamless integration into existing setups. Users can also take advantage of DMX and Artnet protocols, providing extensive networking capabilities. This flexibility makes it an ideal choice for a variety of venues and applications, ranging from intimate settings to large-scale productions.

Another characteristic that sets the DL.2 apart is its robust build quality. Designed for rigorous use, the fixture is constructed to withstand the rigors of touring and live events. The rugged casing protects the internal components, ensuring longevity and reliability in diverse environments. Furthermore, the DL.2 is equipped with efficient cooling systems, allowing it to operate for extended periods without overheating, which is crucial for live performances.

In terms of visual effects, the DL.2 offers a plethora of built-in video content, making it easy for operators to create stunning shows without the need for extensive preparation. Additionally, users can upload custom content via USB drives, utilizing the DL.2's capabilities to showcase personalized graphics or videos that fit specific themes or branding.

The versatility of the DL.2 makes it an invaluable tool for lighting designers and visual artists. Whether used for lighting enhancement, dynamic video projections, or a combination of both, the High End Systems DL.2 stands out as an innovative fixture that continues to shape the landscape of modern entertainment technology. Its integration of light and video in one package presents endless opportunities for creativity and expression in live performances.