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USER’S MANUAL

Universal DMX lighting Controller

MATRIX

live

We congratulate you on your purchase of MATRIX LIVE. Before you proceed using this product, read this user’s manual carefully, as it gives important information on safety, use and maintenance .

INDEX

Equipment Setting

1.1 Description of the front panel

1.2 Acessories and documentation provided with the equipment

Description of the rear panel and installation

2.1 Description of the rear panel

2.2 Input connection for power supply

2.3 Connection of the AC adapter to the main AC

2.4 DMX 512 Output/Input connection

2.5 Example of DMX 512 line connection

Use of the equipment - Start Up setting

3.1 First use of the unit

Equipment Use - Working Modes

4.1

SCENE

mode

4.2 Function keys in

SCENE

mode

4.3

EDIT

SCENE

mode

4.4 Select in

EDIT SCENE

mode

4.5

EDIT SCENE

mode

4.6 Function keys in

EDIT SCENE

mode

4.7 Channels adjustment faders in

EDIT SCENE

mode

4.8 PAN and TILT channels adjustment through the Joystick

4.9

MASK

function in scene mode

4.10

MANUAL

mode

5.1

EDIT PROGRAM

mode

5.2 Function keys in

EDIT PROGRAM

mode

5.3 Select in

PROGRAM

mode

5.4 Function keys in

PROGRAM

mode

6.1

CHASE

mode

6.2 Function keys in

EDIT CHASE

mode

6.3 Select in

CHASE

mode

6.4 Function keys in

CHASE

mode

6.5

STEPS

mode

6.6 Function keys in

STEPS

mode

6.7

EDIT STEPS

mode

6.8 Function keys in

EDIT STEPS

mode

6.9 Channels adjustment faders in

EDIT STEPS

mode

6.10 Use of

MASTER DIMMER

fader

6.11 Use of

MASTER CHASE

fader

7.1 Function keys in EDIT

EFFECT

mode

7.2 Function keys in

EFFECT

mode

7.3 Select in

EFFECT

mode

7.4

EDIT

EFFECT

mode

7.5

EDIT EFFECT

mode

7.6 Function keys in

EDIT EFFECT

mode

8.1

MANUAL PRESET

mode

8.2 Use of

A+B

master

8.3

mode

8.4 Function keys in

EDIT REGISTER

mode

8.5

EDIT

mode

8.6 Function keys in

EDIT REGISTER

mode

8.7

section

Examples

9.1 Creation of a

PROGRAM

9.2 Creation of a

CHASE

9.3 Creation of an

EFFECT

Example of usage - menu functions

10.1

Function

10.2

MENU: BLACKOUT

10.3

MENU: LAMP ON - LAMP OFF

10.4

MENU: RESET UNITS

10.5

MENU: FADERS FUNCTIONS

10.6

MENU: FADERS FUNCTIONS LIVE

10.7

MENU: EDIT DMX PATCH

10.8 Function keys in

EDIT DMX PATCH

mode

10.9

LOAD LIBRARY

EDIT DMX PATCH

mode

10.10 Function keys in

LOAD LIBRARY

mode

10.11

EDIT

EDIT DMX PATCH

mode

10.12

EDIT ofDMX CHANNELS

10.13 Function keys in

EDIT ofDMX CHANNELS

mode

10.14

MENU: SYSTEM SETTINGS

10.15

MENU: SET LCD CONTRAST

10.16

MENU:

SECURITY LOCK

10.17

MENU: ABOUT MATRIX

10.18

MENU: RS 232 HOST LINK

10.19

MENU: SD CARD ACCESS

10.20

MENU: WI-DMX TRANSMITTER

10.21

MENU: MIDI

1.1 DESCRIZIONE PANNELLO COMANDI

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE FRONT PANEL

• 1 bank of 12 faders: controls the live playback registers.

• 12 keys: perform direct registers functions.

• 12 bicolor led bicolor: visualize registers status.

• TIME fader: to control stepping in real time .

• GRAB key: grab the active scene into a register.

• BANK key: to select registers page.

• Led display: visualize registers active page.

• Lcd: visualizes registers job mode..

• FUNCTION key: to set lcd functions.

• Encoder: to set lcd values.

• 2 banks of 12 faders : to control two presets A+B.

• 12 keys: perform flash on the channels.

• 12 led: Visualize the channels status.

• A+B faders: to control presets A+B level output.

• Master Chase fader: to control Chase level output.

• A+B keys: to enable presets A and B (A+B mode) or to switch the flash buttons of the presets from one bank to the other (single preset mode)

• BANK key: to select the preset page max 12.

• Led display: Visualize the active preset page.

Manual presets:

Live registers:

• 12 faders: to control the functions shown on the display.

• 1 Grand Master fader: general control of output levels.

• 6 function keys: to select the functions shown on the display.

• 1 Menu/OK key: accesses to menu/ok functions.

• 1 Esc key: to go back.

• 1 Manual key: to control unit.

• 1 Joy speed key: Active the moving Joystick speed from 1 to 10 fixed or

proportional type.

• 12 Multifunction keys: to select the functions shown on the display.

• 5 Mode keys: to select selezionano the modality SCENE / PROGRAM / CHASE / EFFECT GENERATOR / REGISTERS.

• 1 Page key: changes the active page.

Intelligent fixture control:

Verify the contents of the packing. If one of the following parts of the packing is missing or damaged, please, contact your dealer immediately.

• Matrix Live

• User’s manual.

• Warranty

• 1 XLR 5 P male connector

• 1 AC adapter mod. 1890581

• 1 Cable for AC adapter

• 1 Cable male/female RS 232

• 2 USB Lamp

• 2 Knob to tilt Matrix Live

Read the following warnings before beginning installation.

• This unit is not intended for home use.

• Read this manual thoroughly and observe the following precautions before working with the controller.

• Take care not to spill liquids on to the controller and do not use it in excessively humid conditions.

• Do not install the controller near heat sources or expose it to direct sunlight and do not install in dusty environments without suitable protection.

• Do not use the controller unless the mains cable and plug are in perfect condition (replace or repair if necessary).

• Do not use solvents such as acetone or alcohol to clean the controller or the finish and panel lettering will be damaged.

• If a fault occurs, consult your nearest service centre or a specialized light equipment repair service. Do not attempt to repair the controller yourself.

1.2

ACESSORIES AND DOCUMENTATION PROVIDED WITH THE EQUIPMENT

DMX 512

1 = GND 2

DATA OUT

DATA IN

POWER

POWER-IN

9 VDC - 1,2 A

1 = GND 2 = +VDC

AUDIO IN

(0 dB)

SD CARDRS 232

MIDI

IN THRU OUT

DMX

inside!

ON OFF

MIC

0122

FCC ID:

R8KUGWR2USXXXX

www.wi-dmx.com

2.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE REAR PANEL

0 dB audio signal INPUT with a mono/stereo jack connector.

MICROPHONE for the

MMUUSSIICC

function

MIDI 12 Vac power INPUT with a 3-pin cannon connector.

POWER KEY

Standard DMX 512 signal INPUT/OUTPUT with a 5-pin cannon connector.

RS232 signal INPUT.

SD card slot

Antenna for built in WI-DMX wireless Transmitter

1 2 43 6 7 8 95

2.2 INPUT CONNECTION FOR POWER SUPPLY

2.3 CONNECTION OF THE AC ADAPTER TO THE MAIN AC

Plug the 3-pin cannon connector of the AC adapter completly in the power input

Use the “push” safety hook to disconnect it and extract it gently.

ATTENTION: do not use AC adapter different from the one supplied, it could cause serious damages at the internal circuitation.

Do not connect the 3-pin cannon connector in other appliances, it has been studied to be used only in this controller.

MAKE SURE THAT VOLTAGE AND POWER FREQUENCY CORRESPOND TO WHAT IS REPORTED ON THE AC ADAPTER PLATE.

Press

POWER

key to verify the correct installation.

If pressing the

POWER

key no leds light up, please check if there is tension in the electric socket or check the connection between AC adapter-controller and AC adapter-electric socket.

If the problem persists, please consult your dealer.

3.1 FIRST USE OF THE UNIT

2.4 DMX 512 OUTPUT/INPUT CONNECTION

Make sure you are using shielded twisted cables suitable for the transmission of the DMX 512 signal with connectors of good quality and connection as shown on the side of the connector.

Plug the 5-pin XLR connector coming from the unit completly in the DMX 512 output

Use the “push” safety hook to disconnect it and than extract it gently.

ATTENTION: the shielded part of the cable must never be connected to the ground of the electrical system as this could cause faults during the working of the controller

2.5 EXAMPLE OF DMX 512 LINE CONNECTION

MATRIX has a DMX 512 input/output that uses standard XLR 5-pin connector The

input it is for now disabled from the software. The cable must have shielded with these characteristics:

- 2 conductors plus screen

- 120 Ohm impedance

- low capacity

- maximum transmission rate 250 Kbaud.

For the connection do reference to the figure.

MMAATTRRIIXX

is a universal DMX controller and is provided with an initial generic configuration.

For a correct operation

YYOOUU MMUUSSTT

configure the controller with the type of projectors/scanner connected to it. The

SETUP LIBRARY

sheet includes the list of the projectors/scanner contained in the internal memory of the controller, if the requested configuration is not present in the library, you need to make a personalized one. The operations to configure the controller is described in the user’s manual at chapter:

10.7 Function

MENU: EDIT DMX PATCH

MMAATTRRIIXX

is endowed with graphic display with adjustable contrast from menù, if the

initial setting isn’t correct, it is possible to change the contrast.

The operations to

change contrast

is described in the user’s manual at chapter:

10.14 Function

MENU: SYSTEM SETTINGS

XLR 5-pin

Common

DMX OUT

DMX IN

PPRROOGG

CC OO PP YY EE RR AA SS EE TT IIMM EE

00 00 22 ss 00 55 00 %%

FFAADDEE 000011

TT 000022 005500%%

EEFF 0055

TT 000044 007700%% TT 001100 003300%% TT 005500 004400%% TT 002200 007700%% TT 000044 007700%%

LL AA SSTT EE DD IITT EEFFFF EECCTT

0011

EEFFFFTT

0055

SSCCEENN

0022

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

Scene

4.1 SCENE MODE

Press SCENE key to activate

SCENE

function

(Fig. 1)

The SCENE key led will light up to indicate the activation of this function, and the display changes as shown in (Fig. 2) The graphic display indicates the scene (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 2) if an empty scene is selected, on the display appears

“

FFRREEEE

SSCCEENNEE

”.

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SEE ONE OF THE 48 SCENES

OF THE ACTIVE

PROGRAM

CHANGE THE PARAMETERS AND EDITING.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the scene. Pushes it again, the scene puts on out his end value. For scenes 13÷24/25÷36/37÷48 use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Note: Keep Master Dimmer Faders to the maximum (see par 6.11)

Function Keys

see par 4.2

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Key to copy the active scene

Key to erase the active scene

Key to modify the total time of the active scene

Key to mark the last scene of the program

Key to create or modify the active scene

visualize total time and percent of transition of the scene

visualize the active program

visualize the active scene with effect n°05

indicate the scene number

indicates the total time of the active scene, in seconds from 1 to 600

indicates the time to transition of the active scene as percent of the total time

indicates the time to transition in seconds from 0 to 600

indicates the last scene of the program

Key for add an effect to the active scene

4.2 FUNCTION KEYS IN SCENE MODE

SSCCEENNEE

mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Pic. 2 par

44..11

COPY

Key: Press this key to copy the active scene on a free scene of the same program: the display shows ""SSEELLEECCTT DDEESSTTIINNAATTIIOONN SSCCEENNEE,,""

select through the 1÷12 keys the destination of the copy.

For the successive scenes use

PPAAGGEE

key

NNoottee

: After have pressed

CCOOPPYY

key, the same becomes

GGRRAABB

key.

GRAB

Key: active only pressing

COPY

key Press this key to store, the scene; you can then paste it in an empty scene of the same program or in a diferent program. The key becomes

PPAASSTTEE

ALL

Key: active only pressing

COPY

key Press this key to copy all the scenes of the active program to another program: the display shows ""SSEELLEECCTT DDEESSTTIINNAATTIIOONN PPRROOGGRRAAMM,,""

select through the 1÷12 keys the destination of the copy.

For the successive program use

PPAAGGEE

key

PASTE

Key: active only pressing in empty scene Pressing this key the scene previously stored could be pasted to an any empty scene of any program.

ERASE

Key: Press this key to the erase active scene, select through the 1÷12 keys (for the successive scenes use

PPAAGGEE

key) the scene that must be erased, then press the

EERRAASSEE

key.

The scene will erased in a permanent way, it is not possible recover it.

TIME

Key: Press this key to change the total time of the scene, the value is in seconds from 1 to 600, use the fader under the

TTIIMMEE

writing, or the encoder. To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get

out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

CROSS

Key: active only pressing

TIME

key Press this key to modify the time of transition of the scene, the value is express in percent from 0 to 100%, use the fader under the

CCRROOSSSS

writing, or the encoder.

To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of

the function press the

EESSCC

key.

TO ALL

Key: active only pressing

TIME

key Press this key to set equal values for all the scene .

LAST

Key: Press this key to select the last scene of the program, select through the 1÷12 keys (for the successive scenes use

PPAAGGEE

key) the scene where you want to terminate the program, then press the

LLAASSTT

key.

For the successive scenes use

PPAAGGEE

key

NNoottee

: The last scene of the program will be stored automatically in

EEDDIITT

mode.

EDIT

Key:

Press this key to create/modify the active scene see par. 4.3

EDIT IN SCENE mode

EFFECT

Key

Press this key to set a shape genarator for the active scene, for creation of an effect see par 7.5

EDIT EFFECT

mode.

SCENE

Value

SCENE

CROSS

TIME

4.3 EDIT IN SCENE MODE

The graphic display indicates the scene (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 2 par

44..11

)

to create/modify it press the

EDIT

key (Fig. 3).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 4).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO EDIT ONE OF THE 48 SCENES OF THE ACTIVE PROGRAM.

Fig. 3

EE DD II TT

PPRROOGG

SSAA VV EE UU NN DD OO MM AA SS KK

006600

009900 007700 002200 225555 000000 225555

114400 225555

UU NN II TT SSEELLEECC TT

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

005500 000000 110000

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

Fig. 6

Key to save the scene

Key to go back to the saved scene

key to mask determined channels

select the units to modify

Shows name of the unit, if more than one shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

Unit selection see par

44..44

Shows the DMX channel value

Shows the active program

Shows the scene in modification

Shows the name of the channel

Indicate that the faders aren’t in the position of the value, keep it in the sense of the arrow to catch the value

Indicate the unit from which are taken the channels

Indicate that the value can be modified with the encoder

4.4 SELECT IN EDIT SCENE MODE

ALL

Key

Press this key to select all the units previously assign to the program, it isn’t possible select unit if not active in the program.see par. 5.2

Pressing this key the display shown “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS

”, the DMX control channels will

taken from the unit shown in the box

UUNNIITT ....

SOLO

Key

Press this key to select only the unit shown in the box

UUNNIITT ....

, if we have

selected with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

unit, and we wants to change the value of

the unit channels (es. n°

0022),,

press

twice

the key

0022

of selection unit. The unit

box will indicate

UUNNIITT 0022

now the

SOLO

key unselect all the other unit, acti-

vating

SOLO

the

UUNNIITT 0022

DONE

Key

Pressing this key you confirm the selection of the unit see par. 4.5.

PPRROOGG

AA LLLL SS OOLLOO

MM AARR RR OO BB OO CCOO LLOO RR II II XX

RROOBBOOCCOOLL II

MMAARR CCPP

GGIIOOTTTTOO WW.. SSUUPPEERR SSCCAA

SSGGMM

DD OONN EELL OO CC AA TT EE

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

00220011 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

To activate the

multiple selection of the unit

press the

SELECT

key (

Fig. 4 par

44..33

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 5).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT ONE OR MORE UNIT OF THE ACTIVE PROGRAM.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to ativate one or more the unit. To successive units use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Fig. 5

Key to select all the active unit of the program

Key to select only the unit shown on

UUNNIITT

Key to locate the selected unit

Key to confirm the selection see par

4.5

Shows short name of the unit previously loaded from internal library see par.

10.6

Shows the active program

Shows the active scene

Indicate the number of unit

Indicate the last selected unit see par

4.4

Shows name of the unit, if are more of one it Shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

empty box indicate that no unit loaded from internal library see par.

10.6

Through the 12 faders you regulate the value of corresponding channel see par

44..77 Pressing one of the 1÷12 keys the correspondent channel can be modified with the encoder. For successive channels use the

PPAAGGEE

key

PPRROOGG

SSAA VV EE UU NN DD OO MM AA SS KK

006600

009900 007700 002200 225555 000000 225555

114400 225555

UU NN II TT SSEELLEECC TT

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

005500 000000 110000

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

4.5 EDIT SCENE MODE

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO MODIFY THE VALUE OF THE CHANNELS OF THE UNITS SELECTED

Fig. 6

Key to save the scene

Key to go back to the saved scene

key to mask determined channels

select the unities to modify

Shows name of the unit, if more than one shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

Unit selection see par

44..44

Shows the DMX channel value

Shows the active program

Shows the scene in modification

Shows the name of the channel

Indicate that the faders aren’t in the position of the value, keep it in the sense of the arrow to catch the value

Indicate the unit from which are taken the channels

Indicate that the value can be modified with the encoder

The 12 faders are used to adjust the channels value see (Fig. 7) To modify the scene, keep the faders to desired values.

Each time that changes page the faders remains inactive. The arrow in the box ndicate that the fader aren’t in the position of the value, keep it in the sense of the arrow to catch the value. If you select more unit at the same time, the names of the channels and the suitable values do reference to the unint signalled from the box unit.

YYoouu ccaann nnoott mmooddiiffyy tthhee vvaalluuee ooff tthhee cchhaannnneellss:: PPAANN LLOOWW // TTIILLTT LLOOWW //

LLAAMMPP // LLAAMMPP--RREESS

. To modify the value see par 10.6

PPRROOGG

SS AA VVEE UUNN DDOO MMAASS KK

009900

225555

007700

000000

002200

110000

113355

000000

225555

UU NN II TT SS EELL EECC TT

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

SS GG MM GG II OOTT TT OO WW.. 440000

Fig. 7

4.6 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT SCENE MODE

In EDIT SCENE mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 6 par

44..55

SAVE/

UPDATE

key

Press the

SAVE

key to save the free scene and go to the next free scene

The

UPDATE

key allow you to update the saved scene and go back to the scene function

see par

44..11

UNDO

key: it works only on saved scenes

Pressing this key you go back to the saved scene

MASK

key

Press this key to activate the mask function. see par

44..88

UNIT

key

Press this keys to select the successive/precedent unit

SELECT

key

Pressing this key you go back to the unit selection see par

44..33

4.7 CHANNELS ADJUSTMENT FADERS IN EDIT SCENE MODE

Fanout key

Using the joystick the PAN and TILT channels of the scanner’s mirror and and moving heads can be adjusted (Fig.8). The joystick type is with central return, thanks to the sophisticated software of management, it allows an easy and exact positioning. The mirror’s speed movement could be changed through the Joy speed key Every time you press the Joy speed key the selected speed it is shows for 3 seconds on the graphic display (Fig. 9).

With SPEED 01/10 the joystick moves the mirror with a fixed speed, with SPEED PROP joystick become proportional type, if you leave the joystick in central position the mirror keeps still; whereas the more you move it away from the centre the faster the mirror will run.

Pressing twice the Joy speed key joystick passes directly to the fine movement mode. The

Joy speed

key led will light up to indicate the activation of this function.

Useful function for control moving heads

The FANOUT key appears only if you have selected more than one unit, press this key to move selected units as a fan.

Joystick movement change the PAN/PAN LOW and TILT/TILT LOW output channels.

4.8 PAN AND TILT CHANNELS ADJUSTMENT THROUGH THE JOYSTICK

Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Joy speed

PPRROOGG

SSAA VV EE UU NN DD OO

FFAA NN OO UU TT

006600

009900 007700 002200 113355 000000 225555

114400 225555

JJ OO YY SS PP EEEEDD :: PP RR OO PP

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

005500 000000 110000

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

keys to change the speed

indicates the the setting out of speed

PPRROOGG

SSAA VV EE UU NN DD OO II NN VV EERR TT

006600

009900 007700 002200 113355 000000 225555

====== 225555

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

====== ====== ======

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

MMAASSKK CCHHAANNNNEELLSS......

4.9 MASK FUNCTION IN SCENE MODE

Press

MASK

key to activate

MASK

function

(Fig. 10)

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 11) The graphic display indicates the channels masked with the symbol"==="

(Fig. 11)

The operator in this case masks the tilt, cyan, magenta and yellow channels. When you recall the scene The masked channels stay to the value planned in precedence. Very useful function for create scenes that make only change color etc.

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO MASK THE CHANNELS OF THE PREVIOUSLY SELECTED UNIT IN A DETERMINED SCENE.

Fig. 10

MM AA SS KK

Fig. 11

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to masks the correspondent

channels

For successive channels use the

PPAAGGEE

key

INVERT

key: Press this key to reverse the selection of the actual mask, in the case of the (Fig. 9)

tthhee ttiilltt,, ccyyaann,, mmaaggeennttaa aanndd yyeellllooww cchhaannnneellss bbeeccoommeess mmooddiiffiiaabbllee,, wwhhiillee

tthhee ootthheerrss ccoommeess mmaasskkeedd

Key to save the mask of the scene

Key to return to the mask of the saved scene

reverses the selection of her actual mask

indicates that we are inside at the function of masking

Shows the scene that we are masking

Shows the masked channel

Manual

Press MANUAL key to activate

MANUAL

function (Fig. 12).

The MANUAL key led will light up to indicate the activation of this function, and the display changes as shown in (Fig. 13). The graphic display indicates the channels masked with the symbol"===" through the 12 faders, the joystick or the 1÷12 keys the touched channel could be modified, also if the same is inside of a program in play. No modification for the others

MANUAL

mode there are 4

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 13).

GRAB

Key

Press this key to store the scene, you can then paste it in an empty scene of any program.

UNIT

Keys

Press this keys to select the successive/precedent unit

SELECT

Key

Press this key

for select the unit to control.

FREE

Key: active only pressing

SELECT

key

Pressing this key the selected units

become free.

CATCH

Key: active only pressing

SELECT

key

Pressing this key

Key

the selected units

will stop in the current position.

LOCATE

Key: active only pressing

SELECT

key

Press this key

to locate

the selected units

DONE

Key: active only pressing

SELECT

key

Pressing this key to confirm.

Fig. 12

4.10 MANUAL MODE

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE ONE OR MORE UNIT WHILE THE NOT SELECTED ONES GO ON PERFORMING THE OWN FUNCTION.

UUNNIITT

GG RR AA BB

======

====== ====== ====== ====== ====== ======

====== ======

UU NN II TT SSEELLEECC TT

0011

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

====== ====== ======

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

key to store the scene

select the units to control

Shows name of the unit, if more than one shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

select the units with functions

FFRREEEE,,

CCAATTCCHH,, LLOOCCAATTEE

Fig. 13

PPRROOGG

GG RR AA BB LL II VV EE RR EEPPEEAA TT

0033 3300

MMUUSSIICC OONN

RRPPTT 5500

LLEENN 4400

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 4400

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 55

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

LL EENN GG TT HH

MM UU SS II CC UU NN II TTSS

0022

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

5.1 EDIT PROGRAM MODE

Press

PROGRAM

key to activate

PORGRAM

function.

(Fig. 14)

The

PROGRAM

key led will light up to indicate the activation of this

function, and the display changes as shown in

(Fig. 15).

The graphic display indicates the program (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 15).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE A PROGRAM AND CHANGE THE PARAMETERS OF THE SAME.

A PROGRAM IS A SEQUENCE OF SCENES (STATIC) , EXECUTE IN SEQUENCE FROM 1 TO MAX 48.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the program. For successive programs use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

Function Keys

see par 5.2

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

the repetition of the active program from 1 to 99

Indicate if the program is in musical with

MMUUSSIICC OONN//OOFFFF

Indicate if the program is in musical with

NNOOTTAA

Indicate the length of the active program from 1 to 48

the number of the program

Shows the active program

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat program and with

LLEENN

the length

Indicate that the program is in stop

Key to start the program

Key to select more programs

Key to modify the repetition of the program

Key to modify the length of the program

Key activate the program in musical mode

Key to select the unit that must work in the program

Program

5.2 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT PROGRAM MODE

In EDIT PROGRAM mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 15 par

55..11

)

GRAB

key

Press this key to transfer a chase in one register,

press one of the 1÷12 keys to confirm

LIVE

key

Pressing this key the display change to start chase

key

Press this key to start the program.

Note: Keep Master Dimmer Faders to the maximum (see par 6.11)

The key becomes

PAUSE

the display changes as shown in

(Fig. 15 par

55..33

)

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the program in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key it reco-

vers from the same position.

SELECT

key

Pressing this key it is possible the multiple selection of the programs.The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 14) see par

55..33 Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the program. For successive programs use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

REPEAT

key

Press this key to modify the number of repetitions of the program, the value is in number from 1 to 99 use the faders under the

REPEAT

writing, or the encoder. To confirm

the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

LENGTH

key

Press this key to set how many scenes of the program will execute, the value is in number from 1 to 48 use the faders under the

LENGTH

writing, or the encoder. To confirm

the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

MUSIC

key

Pressing this key, and activating

MMUUSSIICC OONN

, the active program will change the scenes to time of music, in the box of the program and to the side at symbol play the display shows a note. The internal music sensor has an automatic gain adjustment which allows to have a signal level good for

Matrix

working. The input music signal is a 0dB mono/stereo so it could be taken from sound sources like Mixer, CD, Dat etc.

UNITS

keys

Press this key to set what unit will be active in the program. For successive units use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

PPRROOGG

PP AA UU SS EE

SSTT OO PP AA LLLL

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 55

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

SSOO LLOO

0022

RRPPTT

0033

SSCCEENN

0011

0022

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0033

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0088

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0099

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0011 0044 0066

0077 1100 1111 1122

SSPP EEEEDD

11 00 00 %%

5.3 SELECT IN PROGRAM MODE

To activate the multiple selection of the programs you must press the

SELECT

key

(Fig. 16).

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 17).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT A SERIES OF PROGRAMS

Fig. 16

SSEELLEECC TT

Fig. 17

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select more programs. For successive programs use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

Key to set the program in pause

Key to set the program in stop and get out of the function

key to select all the programs

Key to select only the program shows on

PPRROOGG

Keys to increase/decrease the speed of execution of the program

the repetition of the active program from 1 to 99

the speed of execution from 10% to 500%

Indicate if the program is in musical with

NNOOTTAA

the active scene

the number of the program

Shows the active programs

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat program and with

LLEENN

the length

Indicate that the program is in musical with

NNOOTTAA

5.4 FUNCTION KEYS IN PROGRAM MODE

In PROGRAM mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 17 par

55..33

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the program in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key

it recovers from the same position.

STOP

key

Press this key to stop the program with return to the function edit program see (par

55..11

), pressing the

GGOO

key it start from

the first scene.

ALL

key

Press this key to select all the program from 1 to 48.

SOLO

key

Press this key to select only the program shown in the box

PPRROOGG

, if we have

selected with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

program, and we wants to selectd only the

program (es. n°

0022),,

press

twice

the key

0022

of program selection. The prog

box will indicate

PPRROOGG 0022

now the

SOLO

key unselect all the other program,

activating

SOLO

the

PPRROOGG 0022

SPEED

key

Pressing one of these two keys will be increased/decreases the speed of execution of the program the value is in percent and varied from 10% at 500%. To the value 100%. the speed of execution is that planned in the scenes.

CCHHAASS

GG OO !! SS EE LLEECC TT RR EEPP EEAA TT

0033 3300

MMUUSSIICC OONN

RRPPTT 5500

LLEENN 4400

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 4400

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 55

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

LL EENN GG TT HH

MM UU SS II CC SSTT EEPP SS

0022

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

6.1 CHASE MODE

Press CHASE key to activate

CHASE

function

(Fig. 18)

The CHASE key led will light up to indicate the activation of this function, and the display changes as shown in (Fig. 18).

The graphic display indicates the chase (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 19).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE A CHASE AND CHANGE THE PARAMETERS OF THE SAME.

A CHASE IS A PLAY OF LIGHTS, IT IS A SEQUENCE OF STEPS (FROM 1 TO 48 MAX).

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the chase. For successive chases use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Function Keys

see par 6.2

Fig. 18

Fig. 19

the repetition of the active chase from 1 to 99

Indicate if the chase is in musical with

MMUUSSIICC OONN//OOFFFF

Indicate if the chase i in musical with

NNOOTTAA

Indicate the length of the active chase from 1 to 48

the number of the chase

Shows the active chase

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat chase and with

LLEE NN

the length

Indicate that the chase is in stop

Key to start the chase

Key to select more chase

Key to modify the repetition of the chase

Key to modify the length of the chase

Key activate the chase in musical mode

Key to select the step see par

66..55

Chase

6.2 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT CHASE MODE

In EDIT CHASE mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 19 par

66..11

)

GRAB

key

Press this key to transfer a chase in one register,

press one of the 1÷12 keys to confirm

LIVE

key

Pressing this key the display change to start chase

key

Press this key to start the chase.

Note: Keep Master Dimmer Chase to the maximum see (par 6.12)

The key becomes

PAUSE

the display changes as shown in

(Fig. 21 par

66..33

)

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the chase in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key it recovers

from the same position.

SELECT

key

Pressing this key it is possible the multiple selection of the chases.The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 19 par

66..33

) Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the chase . For successive chases use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

REPEAT

key

Press this key to modify the number of repetitions of the chase , the value is in number from 1 to 99 use the faders under the

REPEAT

writing, or the encoder. To confirm the

modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

LENGTH

key

Press this key to set how many scenes of the chase will execute, the value is in number from 1 to 48 use the faders under the

LENGTH

writing, or the encoder. To confirm the

modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

MUSIC

key

Pressing this key, and activating

MMUUSSIICC OONN

, the active chase will change the scenes to time of music, in the box of the chase and to the side at symbol play the display shows a note. The internal music sensor has an automatic gain adjustment which allows to have a signal level good for the

Matrix

working. The input music signal is a 0dB mono/stereo so it could be taken from sound sources like Mixer, CD, Dat etc.

STEPS

keys

Pressing this key you go in the

step mode see

par

66..55

CCHHAASS

PP AA UU SS EE

SSTT OO PP AA LLLL

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 11

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 22

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 55

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 0055

SSOO LLOO

0022

RRPPTT

0033

SSTTEEPP

0011

0022

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0033

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0088

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0099

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0055

RRPPTT 0033

LLEENN 3300

0011 0044 0066

0077 1100 1111 1122

SSPP EEEEDD

11 00 00 %%

6.3 SELECT IN CHASE MODE

To activate the multiple selection of the chases you must press the

SELECT

key

(Fig. 20).

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 21).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT A SERIES OF

CHASE

Fig. 20

SSEELLEECC TT

Fig. 21

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select more chase. For successive chases use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

Key to set the chase in pause

Key to set the chase in stop

key to select all the chases

Key to select only the chase shows on

CCHHAASS

Keys to increase/decrease the speed of execution of the chase

the repetition of the active chase from 1 to 99

the speed of execution from 10% to 500%

Indicate if the chase i in musical with

NNOOTTAA

the active step

the number of the chase

Shows the active chases

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat chase and with

LLEE NN

the length

Indicate that the chase is in musical with

NNOOTTAA

6.4 FUNCTION KEYS IN CHASE MODE

In CHASE mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 21 par

66..33

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the chase in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key it

recovers from the same position.

STOP

key

Press this key to stop the chase, pressing the

GGOO

key it start from

the first

step.

ALL

key

Press this key to select all the chase from 1 to 48.

SOLO

key

Press this key to select only the chase shown in the box

CCHHAASS

, if we have

selected with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

chase, and we wants to selectd only the

chase (es. n°

0022),,

press

twice

the key

0022

of chase selection. The chase box

will indicate

CCHHAASS 0022

now the

SOLO

key unselect all the other chase, activa-

ting

SOLO

the

CCHHAASS 0022

SPEED

key

Pressing one of these two keys will be increased/decreases the speed of execution of the chase the value is in percent and varied from 10% at 500%. To the value 100%. the speed of execution is that planned in the scenes.

CCHHAASS

CC OO PP YY EE RR AA SS EE TT II MM EE

00 00 .. 22 ss 00 55 00 %%

FFAADDEE 000011

TT 000022 005500%%TT 000044 007700%% TT 001100 003300%% TT 005500 004400%% TT 002200 007700%% TT 000044 007700%%

LL AA SSTT EE DD II TT

0011

SSTTEEPP

0022

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

6.5 STEPS MODE

Press STEPS key to activate

STEPS

function

(Fig. 22)

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 23)

The graphic display indicates the scene (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 23) if an empty step is selected, on the display appears

“

FFRREEEE

SSTTEEPPSS

”.

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SEE ONE OF THE 48 STEPS

OF THE ACTIVE

CHASE

CHANGE THE PARAMETERS AND EDITING.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the step. Pushes it again, the step puts on out his end value. For successive step use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Note: Keep Master Chase Faders to the maximum see (par 6.12)

Function Keys

see par 6.6

Fig. 23

Key to copy the active step

Key to erase the active step

Key to modify the total time of the active step

Key to mark the last step of the chase

Key to create or modify the active step see par

66..77

visualize total time and percent of transition of the step

visualize the active chase

visualize the active step

indicate the step number

indicates the total time of the active step, from 0,2 to 600 seconds

indicates the time to transition of the active step as percent of the total time

indicates the time to transition in seconds from 0 to 600

indicates the last step of the chase

Fig. 22

SSTT EEPP SS

6.6 FUNCTION KEYS IN STEPS MODE

SSTTEEPP

mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Pic. 2 par

44..11

COPY

Key:

Press this key to copy the active step on a free step of the same chase: the display shows

""SSEELLEECCTT

DDEESSTTIINNAATTIIOONN SSTTEEPP,,""

select through the 1÷12 keys the destination of the copy.

For the successive steps use

PPAAGGEE

key

NNoottee

: After have pressed

CCOOPPYY

key, the same becomes

GGRRAABB

key.

GRAB

Key: active only pressing

COPY

key Press this key to store, the scene; you can then paste it in an empty scene of the same program or in a diferent program. The key becomes

PPAASSTTEE

ALL

Key: active only pressing

COPY

key Press this key to copy all the steps of the active chase to another chase: the display shows ""SSEELLEECCTT DDEESSTTIINNAATTIIOONN CCHHAASSEE,,""

select through the 1÷12 keys the destination of the copy.

For the successive chase use

PPAAGGEE

key

PASTE

Key: active only pressing in empty step

Pressing this key the step previously stored could be pasted to an any empty step of any chase.

ERASE

Key:

Pressing this key the active step will be erased, select through the 1÷12 keys (for the successive chases use

PPAAGGEE

key) the step that must be erased, then press the

EERRAASSEE

key.

The step will erased in a permanent way, it is not possible recover it.

TIME

Key: Press this key to change the total time of the scene, the value is in seconds from 0,2 to 600, use the fader under the

TTIIMMEE

writing, or the encoder. To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get

out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

CROSS

Key: active only pressing

TIME

key Press this key to modify the time of transition of the scene, the value is express in percent from 0 to 100%, use the fader under the

CCRROOSSSS

writing, or the encoder.

To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of

the function press the

EESSCC

key.

TO ALL

Key: active only pressing

TIME

key Press this key to set equal values for all the step .

LAST

Key:

Press this key to select the last step of the chase, select through the 1÷12 keys (for the successive chases use

PPAAGGEE

key) the step where you want to terminate the chase, then press the

LLAASSTT key. For the successive chases use

PPAAGGEE

key

NNoottee

: The last step of the chase will be stored automatically in

EEDDIITT

mode.

EDIT

Key:

Press this key to create/modify the active step see par. 6.7

EDIT IN STEP mode

STEP value

STEP

CROSS

TIME

CCHHAASS

SSAA VV EE UU NN DD OO MM AA SS KK

006600

009900 007700 002200 113355 000000 225555

114400 225555

PP AA GG EE 33PPGG

0011

SSTTEEPP

0022

CCHH 000011..0011 CCHH 000022..0011 CCHH 000033..0011

005500 000000 110000

CCHH 000044..0011 CCHH 000055..0011 CCHH 000066..0011

CCHH 000077..0022 CCHH 000088..0022 CCHH 000099..0022 CCHH 001100..0022 CCHH 001111..0022 CCHH 001122..0022

DD II MM MM EERR SS 00 00 11 --:: 00 11 22

6.7 EDIT STEPS MODE

The graphic display indicates the step (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active (Fig.

23 par

66..55

)

to create/modify it press the

EDIT

key (Fig. 24).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 25).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO CREATE OR MODIFY ONE OF 48 STEP OF ACTIVE CHASE .

Pressing one of the 1÷12 keys the correspondent channel go to the 0 value if it is high, to 255 value if it is low. For successive channels use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Fig. 24

EE DD II TT

Fig. 25

Key to save the step

Key to go back to the saved step

key to mask determined channels

Keys to select the successive/ precedent page

indicate the shows channels

Key to jump of 3 pages

Shows the DMX channel value

Shows the active chase

Shows the ste in modification

Shows the name of the channel

Indicate that the faders aren’t in the position of the value, keep it in the sense of the arrow to catch the value

Indicate on which dimmer working

Indicate that the value can be modified with the encoder

The 12 faders are used to adjust the channels value see (Fig. 7) To modify the step , keep the faders to desired values.

Each time that changes page the faders remains inactive. The arrow in the box ndicate that the fader aren’t in the position of the value, keep it in the sense of the arrow to catch the value.

To an on-off chase type use the 1÷12 keys

For successive channels use the

PPAAGGEE

key

PPRROOGG

SS AA VVEE UUNN DDOO MMAASS KK

009900

225555

007700

000000

002200

110000

113355

000000

225555

UU NN II TT SS EELL EECC TT

0011

SSCCEENN

0022

UUNNIITT

0011

DDIIMMMMEERR SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR ZZOOOOMM

PPAANN TTIILLTT CCOOLLOOUURR

MM--SSPPEEEEDD CCOOLL..MMOODDEE CCOOLLOOUURR 22

CCYYAANN MMAAGGEENNTTAA YYEELLLLOOWW

SS GG MM GG II OOTT TT OO WW .. 4400 00

Fig. 26

6.8 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT STEPS MODE

In EDIT

STEPS

mode there are 5

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 6 par

44..55

SAVE

key

Press this key to save the step The

UPDATE

key allow you to update the saved step and go back to the steps function

UNDO:

it works only on saved scenes

Pressing this key you go back to the saved step

PAGE

keys

Press this keys to select the successive/precedent page

3PG

keys

Pressing this will jump of 3 pages in 3 pages.

6.9 CHANNELS ADJUSTMENT FADERS IN EDIT STEPS MODE

The Grand Master fader (Fig. 29) allows to adjust the bright general intensity of all the units

, (only if the connected units have

the dimmer channel).

Keep the fader always to the maximum 100%, keep to 0 value only to create a blackout.

MATRIX LIVE IS ENDOWED WITH A GENERAL CONTROL LEVEL OUTPUT, OF ALL "DIMMER" CHANNELS OF THE INTELLIGENT UNITS.

6.10 USE OF GRAND MASTER FADER

GRAND MASTER

The Master Chase fader

(Fig. 30)

allows to adjust the bright gene-

ral intensity of the

chase and relative step.

For have the bright intensity of chase/step at 100% keep the fader to the maximum, keep to 0 value only to create a blackout.

MATRIX LIVE IS ENDOWED WITH A GENERAL CONTROL LEVEL OUTPUT, OF DIMMER CLASSIC CHANNELS.

6.11 USE OF MASTER CHASE FADER

MASTER

CHASE

Fig. 27

Fig. 28

EEFFFFTT

GG OO !! SS EE LLEECC TT RR EEPP EEAA TT

0011 00

NNOORRMMAALL

RRPPTT 001100 RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG

RRPPTT 001100

SSQQRR//HHOOLLAA

RRPPTT 001100

HHOOLLAA//CCIIRRCC

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//CCIIRRCC

RRPPTT 001100

VVEERRTT//VVEERRTT

RRPPTT 001100

OOFFFF//OOFFFF

RRPPTT 002255

SSQQRR//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 000055

CCIIRRCC//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 001100

HHOOLLAA//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG

22 nndd RR OO WW

EE DD II TT UU NN II TT SS

0022

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

7.1 EFFECT MODE

Press

EFFECT

key to activate

EFFECT

function

(Fig. 18)

The

EFFECT

key led will light up to indicate the activation of this

function, and the display changes as shown in (Fig. 31).

The graphic display indicates the effect (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 32).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO ACTIVATE AN EFFECT GENERATOR AND MODIFY THE PARAMETERS.

USING THIS MODE OF OPERATION IT IS POSSIBLE CREATE ANIMATIONS OF NOTABLE EFFECT WITH AN ONLY COMMAND.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the effect. For successive effect use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Function Keys

see par 7.2

Fig. 31

Fig. 32

the repetition of the active effect from 001 to 999

Indicate the applied effect for

PAN/TILT

Indicate the applied effect of the second row of the selected scanner

the number of the effect

Shows the active effect

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat effect

Indicate that the effect is in stop

Key to start the effect

Key to select more effect

Key to modify the repetition of the effect

Key to modify the effect of the second row of the selected scanner

Key to create or modify the active effect see par

77..33

Key to select the unit that must work in the effect

Effect

7.2 FUNCTION KEYS IN EFFECT MODE

In EFFECT mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 32 par

77..11

)

key

Press this key to start the effect. The key becomes

PAUSE

the display changes as shown in

(Fig. 34 par

77..33

)

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the

effect

in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key it

recovers from the same position.

SELECT

key

Pressing this key it is possible the multiple selection of the

effect.

The display

changes as shown in

(Fig. 34) see par

77..33

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select more

effect

For successive

effect

s use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

REPEAT

key

Press this key to modify the number of repetitions of the

effect

, the value is in

number from 001 to 999 use the faders under the

REPEAT

writing, or the

encoder. To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function

press the

EESSCC

key.

2ndROW

key

For faced or disposed on more rows scanners. Press this key to modify the effect of the second half of the selected scanner. The modalities are:

NORMAL:

No modification.

NO DELAY:

Keep the first scanner in phase, if there are

DELAY

INV PAN:

Reverses the movement of the mirror X axis

INV TILT:

Reverses the movement of the mirror Y axis

INV ROT:

Reverses the direction of the shape execution.

Use the fader under

2ndROW

write or the encoder. To confirm the modify

press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key

EDIT

Key:

Press this key to create/modify the active effect, see par

77..55

UNITS

keys

Press this key to set what unit will be active in the effect. For successive units use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

EEFFFFTT

GG OO !! SSTT OO PP AA LLLL SS OOLLOO

0022

RRPPTT

000011

11 00 00 %% 11 00 00 %%

RRPPTT 001100 RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG HHOOLLAA//HHOOLLAA

RRPPTT 001100

SSQQRR//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 001100

SSQQRR//HHOOLLAA

RRPPTT 001100

HHOOLLAA//CCIIRRCC

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//CCIIRRCC

RRPPTT 001100

VVEERRTT//VVEERRTT

RRPPTT 001100

OOFFFF//OOFFFF

RRPPTT 000055

CCIIRRCC//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 001100

HHOOLLAA//SSQQRR

RRPPTT 001100

CCIIRRCC//ZZIIZZGG

0011 0022 0033

00990088

0044 0055 0066

0077 1100 1111 1122

ZZ OO OO MM SS PPEEEEDD

7.3 SELECT IN EFFECT MODE

To activate the multiple selection of the effects you must press the

SELECT

key (Fig. 33).

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 34).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO SELECT A RANGE OF EFFECTS EXECUTABLE IN SUCCESSION

Fig. 33

SSEELLEECC TT

Fig. 34

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select more effect. For successive effects use the

PPAAGGEE

key.

Key to start the effect

Key to set the effect in stop and go out of the function

key to select all the effect

Key to select only the effect shows on

EEFFFFTT

Key to increase/decrease the speed of execution of the effect

Key to increase/ decrease the zoom percent of the shape in execution

the repetition of the active effect from 001 to 999

the speed of execution from 10% to 500%

the percent of zoom from 000 to 200%

the number of

the effect Shows the active effects

Shows with

RRPPTT

how many times to repeat effect

Indicate that the effect is in pause

7.4 FUNCTION KEYS IN EFFECT MODE

In EFFECT mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 34 par

77..33

key

Press this key to start the effect. The key becomes

PAUSE

key

Press this key to stop the

effect

in the current position, pressing the

GGOO

key it

recovers from the same position.

STOP

key

Press this key to stop the

effect

, return to the

EFFECT

function see (par

77..11

pressing the

GGOO

key it start again.

ALL

key

Press this key to select all the

effect

from 1 to 48.

SOLO

key

Press this key to select only the effect shown in the box

EEFFFFTT

, if we have

selected with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

effect, and we wants to selectd only the

effect (es. n°

0022),,

press

twice

the key

0022

of effect selection. The effect box will

indicate

EEFFFFTT 0022

now the

SOLO

key unselect all the other chase, activating

SOLO

the

EEFFFFTT 0022

ZOOM

key

Press this key to increase/decrease the percent of zoom of the shape in

execu-

tion

, the value is express in percent and varied from 000% to 200%. To 000

value the shape stop.

SPEED

key

Press

this

key to increase/decrease the speed of execution of the chase, the value

is in percent and varied from 10% at 500%.

EEFFFFTT

SSAA VV EE SS HH AA PP EE SS II ZZEE RR PP MM

0022

0044 55--22 0000 22 00ZZ II GG ZZ AA GG 0000 00

CCIIRRCCLLEE

RR++1100 PPHH 335599 DDLLYY 335599

SSZZ 005500

PPAANN

ZZIIGGZZAAGG

RR--2200 PPHH 004455 DDLLYY 000000

SSZZ 002200

PP HH AA SS EE DD EELLAA YY

TTIILLTT

7.5 EDIT EFFECT MODE

The graphic display indicates the effect (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 32 par

77..11

)

to create/modify it press the

EDIT

key (Fig. 35).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 36).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO EDIT ONE OF 48 EFFECTS

Press one of the 1÷6 keys to select the effect on the

PAN

channel

Press one of the 7÷12 keys to select the effect on the

TILT

channel

Fig. 35

EE DD II TT

Fig. 36

Key to save the effect

Key to set the shape

key to set the dimension of the shape

Key to set the speed and the direction of the shape

Key to set the start corner of the shape

Key to set the delay of the shape between an unit and the next

Visualize (in white) the effect in editing

Shows the active effect

shows the type of shape

shows the dimension of the shape

shows the start corner of the shape

shows the speed of the shape

shows the the delay of the shape

7.6 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT EFFECT MODE

In EDIT EFFECT mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 36 par

77..55

SAVE

key

Press this key to save the effect

SHAPE

key

Press this key to select the shapes, that are: Circle, Hola, Ladder, Square, Vertex, and Zigzag. The parameters that the operator could change correspond to:

SIZE

key

Press this key to change the size of the shape (from 1 to

128)

RPM

key

Press this key to change the speed and direction of the shape (from -60 to +60)

PHASE

key

Press this key to change the the start corner of the shape (from 0 to 359).

DELAY

key

Press this key to change the delay of the shape between an unit and the next

(from 0

to 359).

Circle

Hola

Ladder

Square

Vertex

Zigzag

900 180 270 360

Wave’ s forms of the SHAPE

8.2 MASTER A + B USE

8.1 MANUAL PRESET FUNCTION

MATRIX LIVE IS ENDOWED OF TWO CONTROL A+B LEVEL OUTPUT

The

MMaasstteerr AA

fader

(Fig. 38)

allows to adjust the bright

of preset A

The

MMaasstteerr BB

fader

(Fig. 38)

allows to adjust the bright

of preset B

The

MMaasstteerr BB

fader has the scale inverted as regards

the

MMaasstteerr AA

fader,

move the two knobs at the same

time to have a AAand

mix.

12 bank A faders to control presets A

12 bank B faders to control presets B

12 keys: perform flash on the channels.

12 led: Visualize the channels status.

BANK key:

(Fig. 37) to select the preset page, max 12.

Press

BBaannkk

key followed from 1÷12 key, to change page

Press

twice

the

BBaannkk

key to go to the next page TThhee sseelleeccttiioonn ooff tthhee bbaannkk iiss lliimmiitteedd ttoo tthhee nnuummbbeerr ooff tthhee ddiimmmmeerr sseett iinn tthhee ppaattcchh..

Led display:

(Fig. 37) Visualize the active preset page.

THIS SECTION OF MATRIX LIVE IS MANUAL ENTIRELY CONTROLLED

A B

AA aanndd BB

Key are used to enable the two presets crossfa-

de, for this function keep

oonnee

master to 0 value (the corresponding led will turn off). Set the transition

XXFFAADDEE TTIIMMEE

from 0 to 600

seconds with encoder under lcd display

Press Function key then AAor

key to cange lcd

XXFFAADDEE TTIIMMEE

of manual presetPress Function key then AAo

Bank

0 1

Fig. 37

Fig. 38

8.4 FUNCTION KEYS IN REGISTER MODE

In REGISTER mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 40 par

88..33

)

EDIT

key

Press this key to create/modify the active register, the display changes as shown in

(Fig. 42 par

88..55

)

NAME

key

Press this key to modify register name. Through the encoder choose the character, Through the OK or

CHAR

Key we insert/modify

the next/precedent character. Press

DONE

key to confirm the modify of the name.

BANK

key

Press this keys to select the successive/precedent page

KEY

key

Press this key to change register function

GO-PAUSE = Pause/Go register

FLASH 100% = Play the register at 100% up to the key isn’t left (with cursor to zero too)

FLASH GO = Play the register up to the key isn’t left

TAP KEY = Change the register step by step

MODE

key

Press this key to cange register function fader

ONCE = Register play once and stop it

SOLO = Only one register in output the others has excluded.

ONCE + SOLO = Only one register in output the others has excluded, register play once and stop it

RREEGG

BB AA CC KK EE RR AA SSEE PP RR OO GG CCHH AA SS EE EE FFFFEECCTT DD OONN EE

0022

BBKKGGRR PPRROOGG

0011

CCHHAASS

0011

EEFFFFTT

0022

RREEGG 000011

0011..0011

8.5 EDIT IN REGISTER MODE

The graphic display indicates the step (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active

(Fig. 40 par

88..33

)

to create/modify it press the

EDIT

key (Fig. 41).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 42).

THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO CREATE OR MODIFY

ONE OF 144 REGISTER.

For successive register use the

PAGE or BANK

key

Fig. 42

BBPPCCEE

RREEGG 000077

0011..0077

RREEGG 000088

0011..0088

RREEGG 000099

0011..0099

RREEGG 001100

0011..1100

RREEGG 001111

0011..1111

RREEGG 001122

0011..1122

RREEGG 000022

0011..0022

BBPPCCEE

RREEGG 000033

0011..0033

RREEGG 000044

0011..0044

RREEGG 000055

0011..0055

RREEGG 000066

0011..0066

Function Keys

see par 8.6

indicate number and register page

shows the active register 002

shows the register contained Background Program Chase Effect

Return to the precedent function

Key to erase the Background scene

Key to erase/modify programm chase and effect

Key to confirm

Fig. 41

EE DD II TT

8.6 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT REGISTER

In REGISTER mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 42 par

88..55

)

BACK

key

Press this key to return to the precedent

functionn see par

88..22

ERASE

key

Press this key to the erase Background scene

PROG

key

Pessing this key it becomes

NONE

key and appears the encoder symbol, now

you can change program, presse

NONE

key to delete from the register.

CHASE

key

Pessing this key it becomes

NONE

key and appears the encoder symbol, now

you can change chase, presse

NONE

key to delete from the register.

EFFECT

key

Pessing this key it becomes

NONE

key and appears the encoder symbol, now

you can change effect, presse

NONE

key to delete from the register.

DONE

key

Premendo questo tasto si confermano le modifiche effettuate.

8.7 REGISTRER SECTION

12 faders: controls the live playback registers. Mode:

Once, Solo e Once + Solo

(see par

88..44

)

12 keys: perform direct registers functions. Mode:

Go-Pause, Flash 100%, Flash Go e Tap Key

(see par

88..44

)

12 bicolor led : Shows the register status. Green Switched on: Register in play Green Blinking: Register in pause

Red Switched on: Register in play in other page Red Blinking: Register in pause in other page

TIME fader: to control stepping in real time.

Press TIME key then the register you wants to perform in step mode. Use the fader from 0 to 100% and viceversa to change the step in real time. Keep the register fader to 100% Press TIME key to go out of the functionn.

GRAB key: grab the active scene (bakground) into a register. Press GRAB key then the register you wants to store the scene

BANK key: to select registers page max 12 Press

BBaannkk

key then the register 1÷12 key to cange page

Press twice

BBaannkk

key to go in the next page

Led display: visualize registers active page.

Lcd: visualizes registers job mode.

FUNCTION key: to set lcd functions

Press Function key then AAor

key to cange

XXFFAADDEE TTIIMMEE

of manual preset

Press Function key then

RReeggiisstteerr

1/12 key to cange

RREEGG SSPPEEEEDD

of single register

Press Function key then

RReeggiisstteerr

1/12 key

aanndd hhoollddiinngg tthhee RReeggiisstteerr kkeeyy,, sseelleecctt ootthheerr rreeggii--

sstteerr

to cange

RREEGG SSPPEEEEDD

of those register

Press twice Function key to cange in

MMAAIINN SSPPEEEEDD

Encoder: to set lcd values.

THE REGISTER SECTION IS THE “HEART” OF MATRIX LIVE.

PPrrooggrraamm

is a range of scenes (max 48) performed in succession.

To create/modify a program follow all steps listed below:

1) If Matrix is switched off, switch it on pressing

POWER

key.

2) Press Program key to activate the

PROGRAM

function.

(the Program led key will light up).

3) Press 1÷12 keys to select only the program that you want to modify.

(only one program

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

For successive program use the

PPAAGGEE

key

4) Press the UNITS key and select through the 1÷12 keys the units that must

work in the program. Confirm with the DONE key

5) Press Scene key to activate the

SCENE

function.

(the Scene led key will light up).

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the scene that we want to create/modify

For successive scenes use the

PPAAGGEE

key

7) Press the EDIT key to create/modify the selected scene.

8) Modify the position with the joystick and the sets of the channels with the

relative faders, press

UNIT

key for

next/precedent

unit.

9) When the scene has been completed, it can be stored through the SAVE key.

11)

Now

Matrix

is in the next scene

repeat again the 7 and 8 steps.

12)

When

the creation of the scenes has been finished press Program key to

come back to the

PROGRAM

function.

(the Program led key will light up).

13) Finally you must press the LIVE key followed to GO key to execute the program.

The program is complete; to create/modify others repeat again all the above steps.

9.1 CREATION OF A PROGRAM

CChhaassee

is a play of lights, it is a sequence of steps (from 1 to 48 max).

To create/modify a program follow all steps listed below:

1) If Matrix is switched off, switch it on pressing

POWER

key.

2) Press Chase key to activate the

CHASE

function.

(the Chase led key will light up).

3) Press 1÷12 keys to select only the chase that you want to modify. (only one chase

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

For successive chase use the

PPAAGGEE

key

4) Press STEPS key to activate the STEPS function

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the step that we want to create/modify

For successive

steps

use the

PPAAGGEE

key

7 Press the EDIT key to create/modify the selected

step

Modify the value of the channels through the 12 relative faders or the 1÷12 keys. For next channels use the

PPAAGGEE

key

10) When the step is completed

it can be stored through the SAVE key.

11)

Now

Matrix

is in the next step

repeat again the 9 and 10 steps

12)

When

the creation of the steps has been finished press Chase key to

come back to the

CHASE

function.

(the Chase led key will light up).

13) Finally you must press the LIVE key followed to GO key to execute the

chase.

The chase is complete; to create/modify others repeat again all the above steps.

9.2 CREATION OF A CHASE

Matrix is endowed with pre-programmed plays movement, (modifiable) dedicated to the scanner and moving-head.

With this function it’s possible to create animations of notable effect.

The available plays are: Circle, Hola, Ladder, Square, Vertex, and Zigzag.

The parameters that the operator could vary correspond to:

SHAPE:

Shape

SIZE:

Dimension of the shape (from 1 to 128)

RPM:

Speed and direction of the shape ( from -60 to +60)

PHASE:

Corner of departure of the shape (from 0 to 359).

DELAY:

Delay of execution of the shape between an unit and the next (from 0 to 359).

The parameters are independent for

PAN

and

TILT,

it is possible an infinity of

combinations.

1)If Matrix is switched off, switch it on pressing

POWER

key.

2) Press Effect key to activate the

EFFECT GENERATOR

function.

(the Effect led key will light up).

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the effect that we want to create/modify

For successive

effect

use the

PPAAGGEE

key

4) Press the EDIT key to create/modify the selected

effect

5) Press one of the 1÷6 keys to select the effect on the

PAN

channel

Press one of the 7÷12 keys to select the effect on the

TILT

channel

6) Modify the parameters of the effect through the

SHAPE , SIZE, RPM,

PHASE and DELAY

keys

7) Once modified the parameters, we can be store the modifications through the SAVE key.

Now

Matrix

is again in the

EFFECT

function

9) Press the

UNITS

key to check which unit must perform the effect.

10) Finally you must press the LIVE key followed to GO key to execute the effect.

The effect is complete; to create/modify others repeat again all the above steps.

9.3 CREATION OF AN EFFECT

10.1 MENU FUNCTION

10.2 MENU: BLACKOUT

Press

key to activate

function.

(Fig. 45)

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 46)

As soon as this function is activated, the display shows the first function available..

Through the encoder it is possible select the

functions available.

To activate the selected function press the same (OK) key.

THIS FUNCTION ACTIVATES SOME SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE CONTROL OF THE UNIT AND THE SETTING OF THE CONTROLLER.

Fig. 45

MAIN MENU

BBLLAACCKKOOUUTT

LLAAMMPP OONN -- OOFFFF

RREESSEETT UUNNIITTSS

FFAADDEERRSS FFUUNNCCTTIIOONN

EEDDIITT DDMMXX PPAATTCCHH

SSYYSSTTEEMM SSEETTTTIINNGGSS

Fig. 46

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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This function allows to black-out all the unit connected. Press

DONE

ESC

key to start again the normal working.

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 46).

Pressing the KEEP key the Blackout comes kept up to when you call a program or a scene.

BB AA CC KK DD OONN EE

BB LLAA CC KK OO UU TT

Fig. 46

10.3 MENU: LAMP ON - LAMP OFF

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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ALLOWS TO TURN ON / TURN OFF THE LAMP OF ONE OR MORE UNIT.

(only if the selected unit are predisposed for this function).

NOTE: If the lamp is “discharge” type and it is still hot, before its lighting you will need to wait that it gets cold.

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 47).

At the activation of the function the units are all selected.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the unit.

For successive unit use the

PPAAGGEE

key

ALL

key

Press this key to select all the

unit

from 1 to 48.

SOLO

key

Press this key to select only the unit shown in the box

UUNNIITT

, if we have selected

with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

unit, and we wants to selectd only the unit (es. n°

0022),,

press twice the key

0022

of unit selection. The unit box will indicate

UUNNIITT 0022

now

the

SOLO

key unselect all the other unit, activating

SOLO

the

UUNNIITT 0022

OFF - ON

keys

Pressing one of these two keys will be turn on/turn off the lamp of the selected unit.

To get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

BB AA CC KK AA LL LL SS OOLLOO

** ** 00 33 UU NN II TT SS ** **

RROOBBOOCCOOLL II

MMAARR

UUNNIITT

0011

0011 0022 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

OO FFFF LLAA MM PP OO NN

XXMM11220000 3300

DDTTSS CCPP

SSUUPPEERR SSCCAA

Fig. 47

Appears at the imparted command

Key for select only the unit shown on

UUNNIITT

Shows name of the unit, if are more of one it Shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

Key for turn on/off the lamp

Return to the precedent function

Key for select all the unit

10.4 MENU: RESET UNITS

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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ALLOWS TO RESET ONE OR MORE UNIT.

(only if the selected unit are predisposed for this function).

This function must be performed when the unit lose synchronization or they don’t perform the commands of the controller in a correct way.

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 48).

At the activation of the function the units are all selected.

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the unit.

For successive unit use the

PPAAGGEE

key

ALL

key

Press this key to select all the

unit

from 1 to 48.

SOLO

key

Press this key to select only the unit shown in the box

UUNNIITT

, if we have selected

with the

AALLLL

key all the

4488

unit, and we wants to selectd only the unit (es. n°

0022),,

press twice the key

0022

of unit selection. The unit box will indicate

UUNNIITT 0022

now

the

SOLO

key unselect all the other unit, activating

SOLO

the

UUNNIITT 0022

RESET

key

Press this key to reset the selected

unit

To get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

Fig. 48

BB AA CC KK AA LL LL SS OOLLOO

MM AARR RR OO BB OO CC OO LLOO RR II II XX

RROOBBOOCCOOLL II

MMAARR CCPP

XXMM11220000 3300 SSUUPPEERR SSCCAA

DDTTSS

RR EESS EETT !!

UUNNIITT

0011

00220011 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

Key for select all the unit

Key for select only the unit shown on

UUNNIITT

Shows name of the unit, if are more of one it Shows “

NNNN UUNNIITTSS””

Key for reset the units

Return to the precedent function

DD OONN EE

RREEDD GGRREEEENN BBLLUUEE **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE**

LL II VVEE

EEDDIITT UUNNIITT FFUUNNCCTTIIOONN......

10.5 MENU: FADERS FUNCTIONS

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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ALLOWS TO ASSIGN THE NAME OF THE DMX CHANNEL TO DETERMINED FADERS

THIS FUNCTION IS VALID IN THE MODE OF OPERATION EDIT SCENE (SEE PAR 4.5) AND MANUAL (SEE PAR 4.10)

This function is used when we have the need to control a determined channel (of all the connected units), always and only from a faders.

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 49).

When yuo keep the fader to zero value the display shows the writing

**ffrreeee**

, free

from assignments, the channels come loaded from the controller in an original way.

Move the fader of the section "A" or " B," to assign a memorized channel.

Through the encoder or the 1/12 keys directly above at the faders you can roll

forward/back for a more precise search.

To assign the channel press the

DONE orOK

key

To get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

Fig. 49

Shows the 33faders of the AA

section

Indicate that the channel can be modified with the encoder

Shows the 33faders of the BB

section

Key to confirm

Key to assign the channel in live way see par 10.6

DD OONN EE

DDMMXX110000 MMAAIINN SSPPDD PPRROOGG SSPPDD **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE**

**FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE** **FFRREEEE**

EEDDIITT UUNNIITT FFUUNNCCTTIIOONN......

10.6

MENU: FADERS FUNCTIONS LIVE

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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ALLOWS TO ASSIGN DIRECT CONTROL FUNCTIONS AT 12 FADERS.

This function is used to control the performance of programs, chase, effects through faders or to control a determined DMX channel.

The display changes as shown in

(Fig. 50).

The functions that the operator could assign through the relative keys correspond to:

MAIN SPD :

Performance Speed of the

Show

PROG SPD:

Performance Speed of the

Program

CHAS SPD:

Performance Speed of the

Chase

EFT SPD:

Performance Speed of the

Effect

EFT ZOOM:

Dimension of the

Effect

DMX 001:

Direct control of the channel

FREE:

No function associate

If the function is of

DMX

type, through the faders or the encoder you select the channel.

Except

MMAAIINN SSPPDD

the other functions could join to specific registers through the cursor

or the encoder

To assign the function faders press the

DONE orOK

key

To get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key.

NOTE: THIS FUNCTION IS ACTIVE IN MODE:

SCENE/STEPS/PROG/GO! PROG/CHASE/GO! CHASE/EFFECT/GO! EFFECT/SHOW/GO! SHOW

FOR RECALL THE DISPLAY THAT SHOWS THE VALUES, PRESS THE CORRESPONDING Show, Effect, Chase, Program KEY (FIXED LED)

Fig. 50

Shows the 33faders immediately under the display

Key to confirm

UUNNIITT

CC OO PP YY LL OO AA DD EE DD II TT EE RR AA SS EE PP AA TT CC HH

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

RROOBBOOCCOOLL II

MMAARR CCPP

GGIIOOTTTTOO WW.. SSUUPPEERR SSCCAA

SSGGMM

AA UU TTOO !!

0022

0011 0033 0044 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

CCHH 000011..000066

10.7 MENU: EDIT DMX PATCH

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.1)

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ALLOWS TO LOAD A COMPLETE SETUP FROM LIBRARY AND STORE IT IN MEMORY.

ALLOWS TO PATCH DMX / AUTOMATIC / MANUAL.

ALLOWS TO MODIFY THE NAME OF EACH CHANNEL AND ITS PARAMETERS (RESET VALUE, BLACKOUT VALUE, HARD/SOFT CROSS) IT ALSO ALLOWS TO ASSIGN SPECIAL FUNCTIONS TO THE CHANNEL (PAN/TILT,PAN LOW/TILT LOW, LAMP CONTROL). ATTENTION ! MODIFICATION OF THE

EDIT DMX PATCH

PARAMETERS, IF NOT EFFECTED IN AN APPROPRIATE WAY, PREVENTS THE CONNECTED UNIT TO WORK CORRECTLY.

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 51).

Press one of the 1÷12 keys to select the unit.

For successive unit use the

PPAAGGEE

key

Fig. 51

Key to copy the unit

Key to load setup from library

Key to modify the parameters of the unit

Key to erase the unit

Shows name of the unit

Key to manual patch

Key to automatic patch

Shows short name of the unit

Shows the configuration to set on the [dipswitch] of the unit.

Shows the start and end channel of the unit.

Shows the number of the unit

Empty box, no unit loaded

10.8 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT DMX PATCH MODE

In EDIT DMX PATCH mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (

Fig. 51 par

1100..77

COPY

Key

Pressing this key on the display shows

"" SSEELLEECCTT DDEESSTTIINNAATTIIOONN UUNNIITT"",,

select through the

1÷12 keys the destination of the copy.

For the successive unit use

PPAAGGEE

key

LOAD

Key

Press this key to load compleate setup from library,

see

par

1100..99

EDIT

Key

Press this key

to modify the name of each channel and its parameters

see

par

1100..1111

ERASE

Key

Press this key to the erase active unit, select through the 1÷12 keys (for the successive units use

PPAAGGEE

key) the unit that must be erased, then press the

EERRAASSEE

key.

The unit will erased in a permanent way, it is not possible recover it.

PATCH

Key

Press this key to modify start address of the unit, use the fader under

PATCH

write or

the encoder. To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the function press

the

EESSCC

key

Matrix will calculate the last channel for that unit and under

PATCH

write you can shows

the configuration to set on the dip-switch of the unit.

NOTE: ANY BUILDERS ADOPT THE CONFIGURATION OF THE DIP-SWITCH LIKE STANDARD SET TO "0" FOR INDICATE DMX CHANNEL "1." IN THIS CASE FOR A CORRECT OPERATION, YOU MUST BE ADDED +1" (EXAMPLE ADDRESS OF UNIT START = 128 ---> MATRIX ADDRESS = 129

The on position of the dip-switch is with white box appears aloft.

When you exit from the menù the software controls if there are unit with equal or overlapped addresses, the display shows a message of error "PATCH OVERLAY AT UNIT."

AUTO

Key

Press this key to modify start address in automatic way, select through the 1÷12 keys the unit of start , then press the

AUTO

key.

For the successive unit use

PPAAGGEE

key

Now from the unit of start to the last unit the addresses have been assigned.

For the successive unit use

PPAAGGEE

key

UUNNIITT

LL OO AA DDBB AA CC KK

CCPP

GGIIOOTTTTOO WW.. SSUUPPEERR SSCCAA

SSGGMM

0044

0022

RROOBBOOCCOOLL II

MMAARR

0011 00440033 0055 0066

0077 0088 0099 1100 1111 1122

AA BB SS CCLLUU BB CC OO LLOO RR

AA÷ZZ

10.9 LOAD LIBRARY IN EDIT DMX PATCH MODE

10.10 FUNCTION KEYS IN LOAD LIBRARY MODE

Press the

LOAD

key to load setup from library (Fig. 52).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 53). The display shows the first unit in the library

ALLOWS TO LOAD A COMPLETE SETUP FROM LIBRARY AND STORE IT IN MEMORY.

Fig. 52

LL OO AA DD

Fig. 53

Key to confirm

Keys to search in alphabetical sequence inside of the memory

Shows name of the unit

Indicate the number of unit

Shows short name of the unit previously loaded from internal library see par.

10.6

Shows where will come loaded the unit

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.7)

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LOAD LIBRARY

mode there are 3

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see

(Fig. 53)

A ÷ Z

Key

Press this key to search in alphabetical sequence inside of the memory, when youn arrive at the initial letter of the firm, you can search through the encoder in fine way. For a rapid search could be used also the faders under

LOAD

write

LOAD

Key

Press this key to load the select unit in the box

highlighted

To get out of the function press the

EESSCC

key

Return to the precedent function

Fig. 55

CC HH AA RR

BB AA CC KK DD OONN EE

UUNNIITT

NN AA MM EEBB AA CC KK

0022

SSGG MM GG II OO TT TT OO WW .. 44 00 00

PPAANN

CCHH0011

PPAANN LLOOWW

CCHH0022

TTIILLTT

CCHH0033

TTIILLTT LLOOWW

CCHH0044

CCOOLLOOUURR

CCHH0055

CCYYAANN

CCHH0066

MMAAGGEENNTTAA

CCHH0077

YYEELLLLOOWW

CCHH0088

DDIIMMMMEERR

BB BB BB

CCHH0099

SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR

CCHH1100

ZZOOOOMM

CCHH1111

MM--SSPPEEEEDD

CCHH1122

10.11 EDIT IN EDIT DMX PATCH MODE

The graphic display indicates the unit (

hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd

) currently active (Fig.

51 par

1100..77

)

to modify it press the

EDIT

key (Fig. 54).

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 56).

Pressing the

NAME

key it is possible modify the name of the

projector, the display changes as shown in (Fig. 55).

Through the encoder we select the character, with the

key or the

CHAR

keys we

modify the next/precedent character. Press

DONE

key to confirm the modify of the

name.

Fig. 54

EE DD II TT

Fig. 56

Key to modify the name of the unit

Key to return to the menù function see par 10.7

Indicate the number of the channel

Shows name of the channel

Shows that the channel is hard cross

Shows that the channel is soft cross

Shows that the channel have a blackout value with

BB..

a reset value

with

RR..

a blackout and

reset value with

BBRR..

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.7)

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Through the 1÷12 keys select the number of the channel to modify see (Fig. 56 par

1100..1111

For the successive

channels

use

PPAAGGEE

key

The selected channel will come highlighted the display changes as shown in (Fig. 57).

To use

Function Keys

see par

1100..1133

The controller uses these special channels for predefined functions, you must use them for the specific functions assigned to them.

NOT USED -> Not used channel. PAN -> Pan channel (SOFT CROSS/HARD CROSS). PAN LOW -> Pan channel LOW. TILT -> Tilt channel (SOFT CROSS/HARD CROSS). TILT LOW -> Tilt channel LOW. LAMP -> Lamp control channel. LAMP/RES -> Like LAMP.

UUNNIITT

NN AA MM EE

SSOO FFTT XX

HH AA RR DD

BB LLKK OO UU TT

RR EESS EETTBB AA CC KK

0022

DD II MMMM EERR 0000 00

SSOOFFTT

CCRROOSSSS

== == ==

PPAANN

CCHH0011

PPAANN LLOOWW

CCHH0022

TTIILLTT

CCHH0033

TTIILLTT LLOOWW

CCHH0044

CCOOLLOOUURR

CCHH0055

CCYYAANN

CCHH0066

MMAAGGEENNTTAA

CCHH0077

YYEELLLLOOWW

CCHH0088

DDIIMMMMEERR

BB BB

CCHH0099

SSHHUUTT//SSTTRR

CCHH1100

ZZOOOOMM

CCHH1111

MM--SSPPEEEEDD

CCHH1122

Fig. 57

Shows the blackout value

Shows the reset value

Shows name of the channel

Shows that the channel is hard cross

Shows that the channel is soft cross

Shows that the channel have a blackout value with

BB..

a reset value

with

RR..

a blackout and

reset value with

BBRR..

Key to modify the name of the channel

Key to set the channel like soft cross

Key to set the channel like hard cross

Key to set a blackout value

Key to set a reset value

Key to return to the precedent function see par 10.11

10.12 EDIT OF DMX CHANNELS

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS (see par.10.11)

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10.13 FUNCTION KEYS IN EDIT OF DMX CHANNELS MODE

In EDIT DMX CHANNEL mode there are 6

ffuunnccttiioonn kkeeyyss

see (Fig. 57 par

1100..1122

BACK

Key

Press this key to return to the precedent function see par

1100..1111

NAME

Key

Press this key to replace the channel name. Use the fader under

NAME

write or the encoder. To confirm the modify press the

NAME

or OKkey. Putting the faders to 0 value *CUSTOM* appears on the display, now we can write the name of the channel. Pressing again

NAME

key the display changes as shown in (Fig. 58).

Through the encoder choose the character, Through the OK or

CHAR

Key we insert/modify the next/precedent character.

Press

DONE

key to confirm the modify of the name.

The value change between two scenes can be immediate

(HARD CROSS) or gradual (SOFT CROSS).

SOFT X

Key

Press this key to set for the selected channel the type of gradual change (SOFT CROSS).

HARD X

Key

Press this key to set for the selected channel the type of immediate change (HARD CROSS)

BLKOUT

Key

Press this key to modify “BLACKOUT VALUE” that is the value of the channel when the BLACKOUT func- tion is active ( see par.10.2). Through the encoder or the fader under the

BLKOUT

write, you can select === (unchanged) value or 0 / 255 value. The === value is selected putting the fader to 0 and it allows to maintain unchanged the output value (no blackout for this channel).

RESET

Key

Press this key to modify “RESET VALUE” that is the value of the channel when the MENU: RESET function is active (see par.10.4). Through the encoder or the fader under the

RESET

write, you can select === (unchanged) value or 0 / 255 value. The === value is selected putting the slider to 0 and it allows to maintain unchanged the output value (no reset for this channel).

Only if the LAMP or LAMP/RES channel is selected you can modify the

LAMP ON /LAMP OFF value. see (Fig. 59).

L-ON

Key

Press this key to modify “LAMP ON VALUE” that is the value of the channel when the MENU: LAMP ON function is active (see par.10.3). Through the encoder or the fader under the

L-ON

write, you can select

0 / 255 value.

L-OFF

Key

Press this key to modify “LAMP OFF VALUE” that is the value of the channel when the MENU: LAMP OFF function is active (see par.10.3). Through the encoder or the fader under the

L-OFF

write, you can select 0 / 255 value.

DDOO NNEE

Fig. 58

CC HH AA RR

LL --OONN LL -- OOFF FF

Fig. 59

show the lamp on/off value

LL--OONN 114400 LL--OOFFFF 000000

10.14 MENU: SYSTEM SETTINGS

Select

SYSTEM SETTINGS

from main menù the display changes as shown in (Fig. 60)

As soon as this function is activated, the display shows the first function available.

Through the encoder it is possible select the

SYSTEM SETTINGS

functions available.

To activate the selected function press the same (OK) key.

ALLOWS TO CHANGE THE DISPLAY CONTRAST, TO SET A PASSWORD, RS 232 FUNCTIONS, SHOW THE SOFTWARE VERSION.

Fig. 60

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS

(see par.10.1)

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

SSEETT LLCCDD CCOONNTTRRAASSTT

SSEECCUURRIITTYY LLOOCCKK

RRSS 223322 HHOOSSTT LLIINNKK

AABBOOUUTT MMAATTRRIIXX

WWII--DDMMXX TTRRAANNSSMMIITTTTEERR

AABBOOUUTT MMAATTRRIIXX

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SSEETT LLCCDD CCOONNTTRRAASSTT

SSEECCUURRIITTYY LLOOCCKK

RRSS 223322 HHOOSSTT LLIINNKK

AABBOOUUTT MMAATTRRIIXX

WWII--DDMMXX TTRRAANNSSMMIITTTTEERR

AABBOOUUTT MMAATTRRIIXX

10.15 MENU: SET LCD CONTRAST

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DISPONIBILE SOLO DOPO L’ATTIVAZIONE DELLA FUNZIONE SYSTEM SETTINGS (see par.10.14)

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THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO CHANGE THE GRAPHIC DISPLAY CONTRAST

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 61)

Through the encoder or the fader under the

DONE

write, you can modify the

display contrast

. To confirm the modify press the

OOKK

key, to get out of the func-

tion press the

EESSCC

key.

DD OONN EE

Fig. 61

ext

MATRIX live v. 1.0

LIB 48 CH v 1.1.3

29/02/08 AT16MSPI

Fig. 63

MATRIX

live

10.16 MENU: SECURITY LOCK

ALLOWS TO LOCK/UNLOCK FUNCTIONS OF EDITING AND RESETTING.

Pressing the

LOCK

key

(F6)

the display will change as shown in (Fig. 62)

Through the 1÷10 keys, insert a numerical combination of 5 number for lock the functions. At the end of the last number MATRIX will ask “ENTER PASSWORD AGAIN”, you must introduce the password again. Now MATRIX is locked. To unlock it repeat again all the above steps list above, but you must remember the password.

If you forget the password, we have a code of unblocking that is:

F6 1 3 9 7 F2

MATRIX TOTAL RESET :

With MATRIX unlocked, do this sequence of keys:

F6 10 8 2 4 F4,

then follow the display instructions .

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS

(see par.10.14)

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SECURITY LOCK

**** MMAATTRRIIXX IISS UUNNLLOOCCKKEEDD ****

EENNTTEERR PPAASSSSWWOORRDD::

..........

LL OO CC KK

Fig. 62

10.17 MENU: ABOUT MATRIX

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS

(see par.10.14)

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ALLOWS TO SHOW THE SOFTWARE VERSION.

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 63)

Model

Library Date

Library Version

Software Version

Brand

F3 F4 F5 F6

10.18 MENU: RS 232 HOST LINK

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS

(see par.10.14)

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THIS FUNCTION ALLOWS TO UPDATE LIBRARY, SAVE THE PROGRAMMING AND TO RESTORE USER DATA.

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 64)

RS232 HOST LINK

11.. CCOONNNNEECCTT RRSS223322 CCAABBLLEE

22.. OOPPEENN TTEERRMMIINNAALL AASS::

****111155220000--88--NN--11****

33.. PPRREESSSS SSTTAARRTT BBUUTTTTOONN

44.. FFOOLLLLOOWW IINNSSTTRRUUC

CTTIIOONNSS

SSTT AA RR TT

Connect the RS 232 cable (included) from the Matrix to the RS 232 of the Computer, start a program of terminal emulation and to set the communication like: 115200 bps, 8 data bit, no parity, 1 stop bit.

With

MMiiiiccrroossoofftt WWiinnddoowwss

®®

system

start the software

HH yy ppeerr TTeerrmmiinnaall (Start> Programs> Accessories> Communications), set the connection like in

ffiigg..6655--6666--6677

Press the

SSTTAARRTT

key (Matrix); in the

monitor of

Computer

appears the Menù

see

ffiigg..6688

Press (

CCoommppuutteerr KKeeyybbooaarrdd

) the number

of the desired function.

Press

to save the data of programming; You must select from the menù TTrraannssffeerr>> RReecceeiivvee ffiillee

. Set

YYmmooddeemm

protocol then click to

RReecceeiivvee

The saved file is in the Hard Disk with name

MMAATTRRIIXX..BBAAKK..

Fig. 65

Fig. 66

Fig. 68

Fig. 69

Press

to restor the data of programming; You must select from the menù TTrraannssffeerr>> SSeenndd ffiillee

. search the

file with

MMAATTRRIIXX..BBAAKK

name, set

YYmmooddeemm

protocol then click to

SSeenndd

Press 33to update setup library; you must select from the file menù

TTrraannssffeerr>> SSeenndd ffiillee

. search

the file with

MMaatt__lliibb..bbiinn

name

((ddoowwnnllooaaddeedd ffrroomm iinntteerrnneett))

, set

YYmmooddeemm

protocol then click to

SSeenndd

see

ffiigg..6699

Press

for personal library backup; You must select from the menu TT rr aann ss ffee rr>> RR eeccee iivvee ffii ll ee

. Set

YYmmooddeemm

protocol then click on RReecceeiivvee.. The file will be saved on computer hard drive with this name: mmyylliibb..BBAAKK..

Press 55to exit. Close the application and disconnect the cable.

Fig. 67

10.19 MENU: SD CARD ACCESS

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS

(see par.10.14)

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ALLOWS TO UPDATE SOFTWARE,

LIBRARY, SAVE THE PROGRAMMING AND TO

RESTORE USER DATA.

The display changes as shown in (Fig. 70)

SD CARD ACCESS

BBAACCKKUUPP UUSSEERR DDAATTAA

RREESSTTOORREE UUSSEERR DDAATTAA

UUPPDDAATTEE FFIIXXTTUURREE LLIIBBRRAARRYY

BBAACCKKUUPP PPEERRSSOONNAALL LLIIBBRRAARRYY

SSOOFFTTWWAARREE UUPPDDAATTEE

EERRAASSEE FFIILLEESS FFRROOMM CCA

ARRDD

DO NOT REMOVE THE CARD DURING READING AND WRITING OPERATIONS

BACKUP USER DATA

Press OK to save programming data, default is

MMAATTRRIIXX..BBAAKK

. Press

SSAAVVEE

to confirm.

Press

NNAAMMEE

to change the name, Through the encoder choose the character, Through

the OK or

CHAR

Key we insert/modify the next/precedent character. Press

SSAAVVEE

save programming data.

RESTORE USER DATA

Press OK to restore programming data. Through the encoder choose saved file, press

LLOOAADD

to load the file.

UPDATE FIXTURE LIBRARY

Press OK to update fixture library. Through the encoder choose the .

LLIIBB

file from Codem provided, press

LLOOAADD

to load the

file.

BACKUP PERSONAL LIBRARY

Press

OOKK

to save personal library, default is

MMYYLLIIBB..BBAAKK

. Press

SSAAVVEE

to confirm.

Press

NNAAMMEE

to change the name.

SOFTWARE UPDATE

Press OK to update the software. Through the encoder choose the .

FFWWUU

file from Codem provided, press

LLOOAADD

to load

the file.

Do not turn off Matrix during this operation.

ERASE FILES FROM CARD

Press

OOKK

to delete card files.

Through the encoder choose the file, press

EERRAASSEE

to erase.

Fig. 70

10.20 MENU: WI-DMX TRANSMITTER

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AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE ACTIVATION OF THE SYSTEM SETTINGS

(see par.10.14)

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ALLOWS TO PAIR WI D PEN RECEIVER, CHANGE THE RADIO CHANNEL AND TO

SELECT OF WIRELESS CONTROLLED UNITS

the display will change as shown in (Fig. 70)

WI-DMX TRANSMITTER

SSEETT NNEEWW CCHHAANNNNEELL

SSEENNDD RRAADDIIOO PPAAIIRRIINNGG

SSEELLEECCTT WWIIRREELLEESSSS UUNNIITTSS

PAIRING:

1) Power up

WWii DD PPeenn

receiver

2) Hold the button until the

WWii DD PPeenn

led starts blinking red/green alternately

3) In Matrix Live through the encoder find

SSEENNDD RRAADDIIOO PPAAIIRRIINNGG

4) Press

OOKK

key and wait the

DDOONNEE

message

5) The

WWii DD PPeenn

receiver is paired

TO CHANGE RADIO CHANNEL:

1) Power up

WWii DD PPeenn

receiver

2) In Matrix Live through the encoder find

SSEETT NNEEWW CCHHAANNNNEELL

3) Press

OOKK

key and wait the

DDOONNEE

message

4) The

WWii DD PPeenn

receiver has change radio channel and led’s colour

SELECTION OF WIRELESS CONTROLLED UNITS:

1) Through the knob find the writing

SSEELLEECCTT WWIIRREELLEESSSS UUNNIITT

2) Confirm with the

OOKK

key

3) Select the units that will work in wireless and confirm with the

DDOONNEE

key

Fig. 70

10.21 MENU: MIDI

NOT ENABLE IN SOFTWARE

MATRIX LIVE TECHNICAL FEATURES

• Individual control of up to 36 DMX 512 units.

• 48 DMX channels for each unit.

• 512 DMX configurable channels for intelligent units and dimmers.

• 48 Program processor with 48 scenes each one (2304 total scenes).

• 36 Chase processor with 48 scenes each one (1728 total scenes).

• 48 Built in editable Effects.

• 144 Registrs with 1 Progam + 1 Chase + 1 Effect + 1 Preset.

• 2 bank of 12 faders to control 144 Dimmer channels.

• RS-232 for connection with a PC.

• DMX 512/1990 standard output (5-pole female “XLR” connector).

• SD CARD slot for data backup.

• MIDI IN/TRHU/OUT.

• Built-in Wireless Wi DMX®transmitter.

• GRAPHIC white led backlight LCD PANEL.

• Very easy SETUP with wide LIBRARY, allows the configuration of each unit connected to

the Matrix live.

• Control of the 48 channels by 12 faders for simplest use.

• Compatible with every DMX 512 unit (max 48 channels)

• 8/16 bit PAN and TILT movements controlled by an auto-return Joystick.

• MUSIC function with indipendent speed.

• Built-in microphone and 0 dB audio input with auto-level control.

• Non volatile 16 Mbit FLASH memory with 40 years data retention.

• Very simple programming and intuitive use.

Condizioni climatiche di utilizzo:

• Umidità: 35% ÷ 80%

• Temperatura: -10° ÷ +50 °C

Dimensioni e peso:

Dimensioni (L x H x P) / Peso: 712 x 436 x 55 mm 15 Kg.

CODEM MUSIC S.r.l. - Via G.Pierini, 13 - 61100 PESARO - ITALY

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http://www.codemmusic.com - E-mail: info@codemmusic.com

No responibility is taken for possible inaccuracies or mistakes. The CODEM MUSIC s.r.l. reserves the right to make any alterations or aesthetics changes of this product that seem necessary at any time and for whatever reason. The CODEM MUSIC s.r.l. takes no responsibility for the use or for the application of this product.

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