High End Systems Technobeam manual Opening the Shutter, Making sure the shutter is open

4.Press <Enter>, then use the <Up> and <Down> arrow keys to select ON.

5. Press <Enter>. The lamp is now ON, although it might not be visible if the dim flags (also called shutter or light gate) are closed.

Opening the Shutter

1. Press and keep pressing the <Menu> key until ADDR appears in the LED display.

2. Use the <Up> or <Down> arrow keys to navigate to the PRST menu.

3. Press <Enter>, then use the <Up> or <Down> arrow keys to select EDIT.

4.Press <Enter>; the LED display shows SCN1 option, indicating you are

now creating scene number 1. The procedure that follows does not cover every available construct because each fixture is slightly different.

5.Press <Enter> to begin creating scene 1.

6.If you can see light exiting the fixture, the shutter is already open; skip to the next section.

7. Use the <Up> and <Down> arrow keys to navigate to the SHUT construct.

8. Press <Enter>, then press the <Up> and <Down> arrow keys to select OPEN.

9.Press <Enter>; light should now be visible through the aperture. If so, see the next section.

10.If no light is visible through the aperture, either the shutter is still closed or the lamp is not on. First look through the aperture (at an angle, not directly) and make sure the two black dim flags are open, as shown in Figure 4-1. (The two dim flags act as both the dimming mechanism and as the shutter.)

Aperture (dim flags are barely visible at edges when shutter is open)

Figure 4-1. Making sure the shutter is open.

Technobeam® User Manual Creating a Scene 4-5