Functions Of The Dmx Channels - IMG STAGELINE ODP-1210RGBW Mode D'emploi

6.3.5 Functions of the DMX channels

3-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 brightness of red
2 000 – 255 brightness of green
3 000 – 255 brightness of blue
Fig. 5
3-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 colour
2 000 – 255 colour saturation
3 000 – 255 brightness
Fig. 6
4-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 dimmer
2 000 – 255 basic brightness of red
3 000 – 255 basic brightness of green
4 000 – 255 basic brightness of blue
Fig. 7
4-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 brightness of red
2 000 – 255 brightness of green
3 000 – 255 brightness of blue
4 000 – 255 brightness of white
Fig. 8
5-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 dimmer
2 000 – 255 basic brightness of red
3 000 – 255 basic brightness of green
4 000 – 255 basic brightness of blue
5 000 – 255 basic brightness of white
Fig. 9
6-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
Function
channel value
1 000 – 255 dimmer
2 000 – 255 basic brightness of red
3 000 – 255 basic brightness of green
4 000 – 255 basic brightness of blue
5 000 – 255 basic brightness of white
000 – 015 no stroboscope
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016 – 255 stroboscope 1 – 20 Hz
Fig. 10
11-channel operation
DMX- DMX-
channel value
1 000 – 255
2 000 – 255
time of scene when channel 8 = DMX value > 109
basic brightness of green
3 000 – 255
fading time when channel 8 = DMX value > 109
4 000 – 255
5 000 – 255
000 – 010
011 – 020
021 – 030
031 – 040
041 – 050
051 – 060
061 – 070
071 – 080
081 – 090
091 – 100
101 – 110
111 – 120
121 – 130
131 – 140
141 – 150
blue © red © green © blue ...
151 – 160
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cyan © yellow © purple © cyan ...
161 – 170
red © green © blue © white © red ...
171 – 180
cyan © green © yellow © red © purple © blue © cyan ...
181 – 190
191 – 200
201 – 205
WT01 (shade of white 1,
206 – 210
211 – 215
216 – 220
221 – 225
226 – 230
231 – 235
236 – 240
241 – 245
246 – 250
251 – 255
000 – 255 speed when channel 6 = DMX value 011 – 190
7 000 – 015
016 – 255
000 – 009
010 – 019
show programme AT.01 (
020 – 029
030 – 039
040 – 049
050 – 059
060 – 069
070 – 079
080 – 089
090 – 099
100 – 109
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110 – 119
sequence of scenes PR.01 (
120 – 129 sequence of scenes PR.02
130 – 139 sequence of scenes PR.03
140 – 149 sequence of scenes PR.04
150 – 159 sequence of scenes PR.05
160 – 169 sequence of scenes PR.06
170 – 179 sequence of scenes PR.07
180 – 189 sequence of scenes PR.08
190 – 199 sequence of scenes PR.09
200 – 255 sequence of scenes PR.10
9 000 – 255
000 – 049 immediate response of the LEDs
050 – 099
slightly slow response (
10 100 – 149
150 – 199
200 – 255 response as slow as possible
11 000 – 255
subaddresses ,
Fig. 11
Function
dimmer
basic brightness of red
basic brightness of blue
basic brightness of white
no function
red © yellow
yellow © green
green © cyan
cyan © blue
blue © purple
purple © red
red © pink
pink © red
↔
green red
↔
blue red
↔
blue green
↔
blue yellow
↔
cyan red
↔
green purple
white, max. brightness
chapter 6.1.2)
WT02
WT03
WT04
WT05
WT06
WT07
WT08
WT09
WT10
WT11
no stroboscope
stroboscope 1 – 20 Hz
no function
fig. 3)
show programme AT.02
show programme AT.03
show programme AT.04
show programme AT.05
show programme AT.06
show programme AT.07
show programme AT.08
show programme AT.09
show programme AT.10
chapter 6.1.4)
speed for AT.01 – AT.10
chapter 7.3)
slow response 2
slow response 3
fig. 12
Selecting spotlights
with a subaddress
via the DMX channel 11
DMX- Sub- DMX- Sub-
value address value address
000 – 009 all
010 – 019 01 223 34
020 – 029 02 224 35
030 – 039 03 225 36
040 – 049 04 226 37
050 – 059 05 227 38
060 – 069 06 228 39
070 – 079 07 229 40
080 – 089 08 230 41
090 – 099 09 231 42
100 – 109 10 232 43
110 – 119 11 233 44
120 – 129 12 234 45
130 – 139 13 235 46
140 – 149 14 236 47
150 – 159 15 237 48
160 – 169 16 238 49
170 – 179 17 239 50
180 – 189 18 240 51
190 – 199 19 241 52
200 – 209 20 242 53
210 21 243 54
211 22 244 55
212 23 245 56
213 24 246 57
214 25 247 58
215 26 248 59
216 27 249 60
217 28 250 61
218 29 251 62
219 30 252 63
220 31 253 64
221 32 254 65
222 33 255 66
Fig. 12
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