Additional Functions; Basic Settings; Colour Temperature - Monacor International 38.7010 Mode D'emploi

5.2.4 Saving and calling up 10 different
lighting colours
Use the menu item to select the 10 sub-
menu items ... ; a lighting colour can
be saved to each of the submenu items. The
lighting colours saved can be called up in the
10-channel mode via channel 7.

5.3 Additional functions

5.3.1 Basic settings

1. Display behaviour
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Use the menu items
= The display will extinguish 2 minutes
after a button was pressed. When a
button is pressed, the display will
light up for 2 minutes again.
= The display will light up constantly.
2. Response time of the LEDs
LEDs immediately respond to any change of
the brightness setting. To simulate the slow
response of conventional lamps, four re -
sponse levels can be set via the menu items
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(dimmer):
= immediate response of the LEDs
= slightly slow response of the LEDs
...
= slowest response of the LEDs
In the 7-channel DMX mode and in the
10-channel DMX mode, the response time of
the LEDs can also be set via the light con-
troller ( fig. 7).

3. Colour temperature

The factory setting of the spotlight is such
that the colours red, green, blue and white –
when set to maximum brightness – result in a
specific shade of white. This shade of white
may be changed to appear warmer or colder,
e. g. to level out the differences to other light
effect units or spotlights when they are con-
trolled together with the ODP-1910RGBW:
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Via the menu items
mum brightness possible can be reduced for
each colour ( = red, = green, = blue,
white). Set the menu item
setting to take effect.
5.2.3 Functions of the DMX channels
Number of DMX channels
4 CH 5 CH
Channel number
— Ch. 1
Ch. 1 Ch. 2
Ch. 2 Ch. 3
Ch. 3 Ch. 4
Ch. 4 Ch. 5
— —
to select:
— —
— —
— —
, the maxi-
=
to for the
— —
’
DMX table
* R = red
G = green
B = blue
W = white
RG = red + green etc.
↥
= The colour is dimmed from dark to bright
↧
= The colour is dimmed from bright to dark
7 CH 10 CH DMX value Function
dimmer for all LEDs: dark ➞ bright
Ch. 1 Ch. 1 000 – 255
Ch. 2 Ch. 2 000 – 255 red
Ch. 3 Ch. 3 000 – 255 green
Ch. 4 Ch. 4 000 – 255 blue
Ch. 5 Ch. 5 000 – 255 white
stroboscope
000 – 010 no stroboscope
stroboscope slow ➞ fast
Ch. 6 Ch. 6 011 – 090
stroboscope, random, slow ➞ fast
091 – 170
flashing slow ➞ fast
171 – 255
saved colours and programs
000 – 010 no function
colour that has been saved via the menu item CT 01
011 – 020
cf. chapter 5.2.4
021 – 030 CT 02
031 – 040 CT 03
041 – 050 CT 04
051 – 060 CT 05
061 – 070 CT 06
071 – 080 CT 07
Ch. 7
081 – 090 CT 08
Note
091 – 100 CT 09
Ch. 7
101 – 110 CT 10
—
takes
111 – 120 program AT 01: R, G, B, RG, RB, GB*
priority
over 121 – 130
AT 02: R
Ch. 9
131 – 140 AT 03: RG
141 – 150 AT 04: RGBW
AT 05: automatic crossfading between all colours
151 – 160
161 – 170 CHS 1 (user-defined program, chapter 5.1.3)
171 – 180 CHS 2
181 – 190 CHS 3
191 – 200 CHS 4
201 – 210 CHS 5
211 – 255 no function
speed for the programs AT 01 – 05
— Ch. 8 000 – 255
fast ➞ slow
colour wheel function
— Ch. 9 000 – 010 no function
crossfading B ➞ G ➞ R ➞ B*
011 – 255
response time of the LEDs, reset
000 – 010 the setting made via the menu (
011 – 020 immediate response (OFF)
021 – 030 slightly slow response (DIM 1)
031 – 040 medium response (DIM 2)
Ch. 7 Ch. 10
041 – 050 medium response (DIM 3)
051 – 060 slowest response (DIM 4)
the setting made via the menu (
061 – 254
reset: A reset will be made when the value 255 has been
255
↥ ↧ ↥ ↧ ↥ ↧ ↥ ↧
, R , G , G , B , B , W , W
↥ ↧ ↥ ↧ ↥ ↧
, RG , RB , RB , GB , GB
↥ ↧
, RGBW
(rainbow effect)
→
→
set for at least 5 seconds.
GB
) takes effect
) takes effect
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