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			Content Management Application (CMA)
Use the following table to determine the best method for your situation.

		Transfer Type
Fixture Network
Fixture Network	From Server	From Client	Between	Notes
File-Transfer Method	to Client	Machine to	Networked	Notes
File-Transfer Method	to Client	Machine to	Networked
	Machine	Server(s)	Server(s)

Drag and Drop	Yes	Yes, if format is	No
Drag and Drop	Yes	valid for des-	No	Does NOT preserve
		tination folder		DMX Values
Copy and Paste commands	Yes	Yes	No

Clone	No	No	Yes	Preserves DMX values and
Deploying a Content	No	Yes	No	Replaces any previous User
Archive	No	Yes	No	Content on destination drive

Creating a Content Archive	Yes	No	No	Saves assigned DMX values
Creating a Content Archive	Yes	No	No	when creating archive from
				content on a fixture

Downloading Content from a Media Server to Your Local Drive

The CMA supports downloading User content files or folders from a media server to your local drive. To download a file or folder of User Content:

1.Display the Folder or File that you wish to move in the right pane of the CMA window

2.If the destination for the file on your local drive is visible, you can simply drag and drop the folder or file to that location or an external drive connected to your computer.

3.Select Copy from the Media Files or 3D Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list.

4.Browse to the destination on your hard drive; then select Paste from the Media Files or 3D Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list.

Mac OS X: Downloading files

You can drag single or multiple files and folders from a fixture to the Finder.

You can use the copy/paste (Apple-C, Apple-V) to move multiple files from a fixture to the Finder.

Mac OS X: File transfer

SMB limitation is 4GB file size per transfer. What this means is more than 4GB of data may be transferred, but no file can be greater than 4GB in size.

Uploading Content from Your Local Drive to a Media Server

You can upload User Content Media files, Media folders and 3D object files from your hard drive to an Axon or DL.2 media server, provided they are:

•A valid file format (.jpg, .gif, .png, .bmp, .avi, .mpg, .m2v for Media Files; .x for 3D Object files)

•You are uploading them to the appropriate User content folder on the media server

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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.

High End Systems DL.2 user manual Downloading Content from a Media Server to Your Local Drive

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