Denon DJ SC5000 PRIME Guide D'utilisation page 18

Wi-Fi
The Wi-Fi menu allows you to connect to a local internet network so you can browse connected streaming and cloud
services.
Tap the Wi-Fi icon at the top of the page to enable Wi-Fi. Once enabled, a list of local networks will appear on the display.
Tap the desired network name to establish a connection. If a password is required, you will be prompted to enter it.
Once a connection is established, Connected will appear next to the network name.
Tap the gear icon next to the network name to view information about the network.
Tap the Auto Connect On/Off buttons to enable or disable automatic connection to the network
Tap Forget to forget the network login credentials.
Tap Close or anywhere outside the menu to close the Wi-Fi information menu.
You can also disable Wi-Fi from within this menu by tapping the icon at the top of the display again.
Engine Lighting
The Engine Lighting menu allows you to control connected
lighting devices such as DMX fixtures and Smart Lights using
SoundSwitch to seamlessly sync your music and lights.
To enable Engine Lighting, make sure the Engine Lighting
option under Services in the hardware
set to On. Once Engine Lighting is enabled, you can tap
the gear icon in the Settings menu to open the lighting
control page. You can also access this page after
enabling it by double-pressing the View button.
The first time you use Engine Lighting, you can select a Basic or
Pro layout for performing (see right):
Basic: A simple interface for controlling Smart Lights,
Control Color, Blackout and Strobe Lighting FX.
Pro: Full control of all lighting effects for both DMX and
Smart Lights, Control Movements, Strobe and more.
You will also be prompted if you want to connect Philips Hue
Smart Lights when you first use Engine Lighting. This can also
be configured later through the Engine Lighting
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SoundSwitch lighting controls with your SC5000 PRIME.
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Settings
Settings
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Basic View
Pro View