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myDMX 3.0 / Patch
3.Patch
3.1.Fixture Profiles
A fixture profile (often referred to as a Fixture Personality) is a file containing all information about a particular fixture. this
includes:
Fixture information - Number of channels, lamp type, name, number of beams
Channel information - Gobo, Color, Pan/tilt, Shutter, Iris, Zoom etc…
Preset information - presets are inside a channel. For example: gobo star, gobo line, gobo open
myDMX 3.0 supports SSL2 fixture profiles. A library of over 15,000 is included with the software. Profiles can be created
and edited with the Scan Library Editor. The accuracy of the fixture profile is very important, for example if the ‘Dimmer’ channel
is not in the correct place, you will not see a light beam when you click the ‘Beam Open’ button in myDMX 3.0.
3.2.Patching Fixtures
Before you can begin programming, a fixture must be patched (or added) to the software. Fixtures can be chosen from the Scan
Library profile list to the left of the PATCH screen.
To patch a fixture, drag a fixture from the left and drop it onto the patch grid on the right, or select a fixture on the left and click
the ‘Patch’ button. Be sure that the address the fixture has been patched to matches the fixtures address in reality. The example
below shows 4 moving heads patched to address 1, 19, 37 and 55. The address is normally set either by a digital display on the
lighting fixture itself or via a set of DIP switches. To find out which DIP switches need to be set on a particular fixture, select the
fixture in the patch grid and refer to the DIP switch graphic at the top right.
Search for a profile1.
Import a profile2.
Search for a profile within our online library3.
Select a DMX universe4.
Select a starting DMX channel5.
Choose how many fixtures should be patched6.
Choose an index number for the fixture (effects are create in index order when the ‘Select All’7.
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