| CCT |
0 |
3200 K |
|
| 1–165 |
1900–6000 K
|
CCT values increase by 25 for each DMX value (1 = 1900 K, 2 = 1925 K, etc.). |
| 166–254 |
6050–10,450 K |
CCT values increase by 50 for each DMX value (166 = 6050 K, 167 = 6100 K, etc.). |
| 255 |
5600 K |
|
| CCT Coarse/Fine |
0/0 |
3200 K |
CCT Coarse=0 and CCT Fine=0 results in 3200 K. |
| 0/1–255/254 |
1900–10450 K |
CCT increases by single degrees over a range of values. Coarse and Fine values work together as a pair. The Coarse value adjusts the parameter in larger, potentially more noticeable steps. The Fine value provides adjustments within each Coarse step. For example, CCT Coarse=0 and CCT Fine=1 results in 1900 K, while CCT Coarse=23 and CCT Fine=250 results in 2700 K. |
| 255/255 |
5600 K |
CCT Coarse=255 and CCT Fine=255 results in 5600 K. |
| Curve |
0–9 |
Incandescent |
|
| 10–19 |
Linear |
|
| 20–29 |
Incandescent Red Shift |
In Direct Mode, the fixture uses Incandescent instead of Incandescent Red Shift. |
| 30–39 |
Linear Red Shift |
In Direct Mode, the fixture uses Linear instead of Linear Red Shift. |
| 40–49 |
Quick |
Incandescent curve with DMX smoothing turned off |
| 50–59 |
Quick Linear |
Linear curve with DMX smoothing turned off |
| 60–69 |
Unregulated |
Incandescent curve with DMX smoothing turned on and regulation turned off. When in Direct mode, color stability is turned off for maximum output. |
| 70–79 |
Standard |
|
| 80–255 |
Reserved |
All modes use Incandescent in the range of DMX values for Reserved. |
| Fan |
0–9 |
Auto |
|
| 10–19 |
Off |
When the fixture gets too hot, the fixture reduces the intensity instead of turning on the fan. |
| 20 |
Slow |
Minimum fan speed.
When the fixture gets too hot, the fixture reduces the intensity instead of adjusting the fan.
|
| 21–248 |
Linear Increase in Speed |
When the fixture gets too hot, the fixture reduces the intensity instead of adjusting the fan.
|
| 249 |
Fast |
Maximum fan speed (100%).
When the fixture gets too hot, the fixture reduces the intensity instead of adjusting the fan.
|
| 250–255 |
Auto |
|
| Mix |
0 |
Full Studio |
|
| 1–254 |
Linear interpolation from Studio to RGB |
|
| 255 |
Full RGB |
|
| Strobe |
0 |
No Strobe |
Shutter open |
| 1–40 |
Dark Strobe |
Range is 1–40 Hz. |
| 41–80 |
Bright Strobe |
Range is 1–40 Hz. |
| 81–120 |
Pulse Strobe |
Strobe includes a fade up and fade down on each pulse. |
| 121–160 |
Random Strobe |
Strobe pulses at random intervals. |
| 161–200 |
Flicker Effect |
Strobe pulses at random intervals and at random intensity levels. |
| 201–240 |
No Strobe |
Shutter open |
| 241–254 |
LEDs Off |
Shutter closed |
| 255 |
No Strobe |
Shutter open |
| Tint |
0 |
Neutral |
|
| 1–127 |
Linear between +10 and 0 |
Tint shifts toward green (+10) as the DMX value decreases to 1. |
| 128 |
Neutral |
|
| 129–255 |
Linear between 0 and -10 |
Tint shifts toward magenta (-10) as the DMX value increases to 255. |
Tuning
(Color calculation method) |
0–49 |
Brightest |
Calculation uses a combination of LEDs to produce the brightest version of the selected chromaticity.
|
|
50–99
|
Spectral
(backward-compatible*) |
Calculation uses a combination of LEDs to produce the best spectral match of the selected chromaticity. The Spectral option results in higher color rendering, but lower intensity levels.
(*In version 1.1 and earlier fixture software releases, this range of values was assigned to the Hybrid color calculation method.) |
| 100–149 |
Spectral |
Calculation uses a combination of LEDs to produce the best spectral match of the selected chromaticity. The Spectral option results in higher color rendering, but lower intensity levels.
|
| 150–170 |
Expanded mode: Reserved
|
This range is reserved for future development, but currently outputs the Brightest color calculation method.
|
Studio mode: Metamer (linear adjustment from
‑1 to 1) |
Manually tune the metamer using the Spectral calculation method. |
| 171–255 |
Reserved |
This range is reserved for future development, but currently outputs the Brightest color calculation method.
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