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resistor between pins 2 and 3, which is then plugged into the XLR output socket of the last device in
the chain.
Switch on and configure all connected light sources in slave mode. Refer to the user manuals of the
specific light sources for more details.
Set the configuration switch [3] to mode 3 (towards DMX connector [4]) when using 3 or a multiple
of 3 light sources. Set the switch [3] to mode 4 (towards DC input [2]) when using 4 or a multiple
of 4 light sources. This way, the chase-pattern will be spread over 3 resp. 4 light sources.
7. Operation
Move the power switch [1] to the ON-position (I).
Use the push-buttons on the front of the VDPLC010 to set the desired output. 4 Modes are
available. Refer to the end of this paragraph for an overview of the default settings.
a) Blackout mode
Press the BLACKOUT button [9] to instantly set all dim-levels of the connected light sources to 0%.
The LED under the button indicates that blackout mode is active.
During blackout, all functions remain active, so it is possible to change the output signal settings.
Press the BLACKOUT button [9] again to return to full signal output. When settings were changed
during blackout mode, changes will become active.
Note: blackout mode is the default mode when the controller is switched on.
b) Strobe mode
Press the STROBE button [10] to activate strobe mode. The LED under the button indicates that
strobe mode is active.
In strobe mode, all light sources will flash in white (colour C13) at a fixed rate of 16 flashes per
second. This mode overrides all other modes, except blackout mode. However, the settings of the
previous mode will be memorized.
Note: it is possible to use the dimmer in strobe mode. It will affect all light sources simultaneously.
c) Pattern mode
In pattern mode, the controller will output a selectable pattern.
Note: when the LED under the MODE button [8] is on, the controller is in scene mode (see below). Press
the MODE button [8] once to go into pattern mode.
Press the PATTERN button [7] to choose any of the 10 pre-programmed patterns.
Press the COLOUR button [11] to choose any of the 8 available colours.
Select the dimmer level (50 – 75 – 100%) using the DIMMER button [5].
There are several ways to set the speed of the signal output:
TAP:
o
Press the SPEED button [12] 4 times (max. 1 second between consecutive taps). This will set
the speed is set based on the average time between the taps. This can be useful to align the
pattern with a rhythm.
SOUND-TO-LIGHT (S2L):
o
Press the SPEED button [12] once to let the music control the output speed. The LED on the
SPEED button [12] is on when this mode is selected.
SLOW MODE:
o
Press the SPEED button [12] two times to set the speed to 3 seconds per step.
The transition of the output signal can be set to hard (abrupt) or soft (fade) with the TRANSITION
button [6]. Soft transition speed is 50% of the set speed (see above), both for fade up and down. A
LED indicates the current selection.
d) Scene mode
In scene mode, the controller produces a fixed colour output.
Press the COLOUR button [11] to set the desired colour.
Select the dimmer level (50 – 75 – 100%) using the DIMMER button [5].
Note: the TRANSITION button [6] and SPEED button [12] do not have an effect in scene mode.
However, they can already be set in anticipation of a switch over to pattern mode.
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