Reply to "Understanding the DMX Operator"

Jingles8302Admin

You are correct. EXCEPT on the dmx op it is 16 channels. so scanner one addressed to 1 scanner two addressed to 17 and scanner 3 addressed to 33. basically each fixture button holds and controls 16 channels all the way up to 12 fixtures. so if you hit fixture button number one you will have control of those first 16 channels. fixture button 2 the next 16 channels and so on and so forth. make sense? Read this PDF if you haven't yet.
http://www.elationlighting.com/pdffiles/dmx-101-handbook.pdf
Sincerely,

12/22/0812:36 PM

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