ADB MEMORACK 15 Manuel D'utilisation page 9

Dim 6 : DMX 512
Remote control of the memories
A MEMORACK equipped with the 'Analogue Inputs (24 dimmers)'
option can be remotely controlled by pushbuttons.
When set to Analogue In: Special 3 it provides inputs for
• 20 push-buttons for direct access to all the cues
• a 'Record DMX' button
• a 'Fade to the next cue' button
• a 'Stop play-back of cue, back to DMX' button
When set to Analogue In: Special 4 it provides inputs for
• 17 push-buttons for direct access to cues 0 to 16
• a 'record DMX' button
• a 'fade to the next cue' button
• a 'stop play-back of cue, back to DMX' button
• a 'fade cue Down' button
• a 'fade cue Up' button
• a 'start the memory chaser' button
How to set-up and enable the remote push-buttons
Example: operate in Special 4 Mode, with dimming of the cues
Step 1: install the Analogue Input board (pcb 1336), with jumper W1
between pin 1 and pin 2; connect the remote buttons
Step 2: setting of the Analogue Inputs to operate in 'Special 4 Mode'
select Menu Level 3, as shown above
depress + or - until
depress + until
select Menu Level 2, as shown above
Step 3: enable remote control by the push-buttons, and disable local
control
depress INFO for at least 4 seconds
the display shows
depress + until
the display shows
depress one of the remote 'memory' buttons: the display will show the
evolution
When MEMORACK is under remote control Special 4 Mode:
the green RUN LED blinks in bursts of 4 flashes
the local buttons + , - , YES et <- are disabled
For Special 3: RUN blinks in bursts of 3 flashes.
How to restore local control
To re-enable the + , - , YES and <- keys, and take local control of the
unit:
depress INFO for at least 4 seconds
the display shows
depress + until
the RUN LED blinks Flash Pause Flash Pause (local control, remote
control disabled)
depress <— to end memory play
depress <— to return to the main menu
Lighting Technologies
Analogue In ? depress
Special 4 depress
Control ? depress
Control: by Sp. 4 depress
Sp. 4 active
Control ? depress
Control: Local depress
Warning messages - safety !
400 Volt !!! Immediately disconnect the MEMORACK from
the mains!
Excessive voltage is applied to one or several phases.
MEMORACK has shut itself down.
If disconnected immediately - within 1 minute - your
MEMORACK will reset itself automatically.
If not, check the internal fuses under the top cover.
Over Temper. This message warns of high internal temperature.
Please check room temperature, fan, grilles on front
and rear, side panels (heatsinks). A flashing message
indicates that the MEMORACK is gradually reducing
the level of all dimmers, as a precaution.
Fan Failure Problem with the fan (fan rotor blocked,...)
No phase L... No (or low) voltage on phase L...
Bad DMX 2 DMX message is too long, buffer is full
Bad DMX 3 start code is different from 0
Bad DMX 4 framing error
If Bad DMX 3 or Bad DMX 4 occurs, first check the DMX cabling (loose
conductor ? short circuit ?)
Maintenance menu - Menu 3
The Maintenance menu, Menu 3, is intended for maintenance engineers
only. Select Menu 3, as indicated above.
YES
YES
Analogue input mode
To Enable the Analogue Inputs in 0/+10 V mode
The 0/+10 V mode is set when the analogue inputs are connected to
an analogue 0/+10 V lighting board.
depress + or - until
YES depress + or - until
YES
To Clear the programmed parameters
depress + or - until
OR: to clear (only) all the memories
depress + or - until
OR: to clear the memories, patch, factors, set all dimmers to Linear,
set Menu 1
depress + or - until
OR: to clear all the parameters and set to factory default values,
including some factory-set parameters
depress + or - until
A message ... cleared confirms that the parameters were cleared.
ADB Tests? Item reserved for maintenance and factory tests.
YES
Thermostats? Select Therm. qty:1 for a MEMORACK 15
YES
Select Therm. qty:2 for a MEMORACK 30
Dimmer Qty? Select the applicable power rating.
MEMORACK 15
MEMORACK 30
An.in mode ? depress
Enabled 0/+10V depress
Clear depress
Clear Cue depress
Clear More depress
Clear ALL depress
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
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