Show Tec SCENE PILOT User manual

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Contents

Features 1

General lnstructions 2

1. Overview 3

1.1 FrontView 3

1.2 Back View 5

2. Operation Guide 6

2.1 Record Mode 6

2.1.'1 Record Enable 6

2.1.2 Record Scenes 6

2.1.3 Delete a Program 7

2.1.4 Delete a Scene 8

2.1 .5 Add a Scene I

2.1.6 Change a Scene 9

2.1 .7 Preview a Scene 10

2.1.8 Exit Record Mode 11

2.2 Record AS/AP Scenes 11

2.3 Run Programs 14

2.3.1 Manual Mode 14

2.3.2 Audio Mode 15

2.3.3 Auto Mode 16

2.4 Speed Setting 16

2.5 Send Data File 17

2.6 Receive Data File 18

2.7 Black-Out Mode 19

2.8 lnitialization 20

Technicat Specifications 21

Features

Thank you for your purchase of this Showtec product.

This Smart Director features include:

I 96 DMX channels

I 9 chase programs & a AP program

I 9 strobe programs & a AS program

I Each chase/strobe program can record a maximum of 48 scenes

I Either AS or AP program can record a maximum of 60 scenes

I Each AS orAP scene enables to has its individual speed or fade time

I Auto/Audio/Manual chase of programs

I A continuous cycle of Manual orAuto programs

I Access the scenes from any DMX controller

|l All data can be swapped between two or more units

I Built-in microphone for Music triggering

I Power failure memory

General lnstructions

Read the instruction in this manual carefully and thoroughly, as they give important

information regarding safety during use and maintenance. Keep this manual with

the unit, in arder to consult it in the future. lf the unit is sold or given to another

operator, make certain that it always has ifs manual, to enable the new owner to

read about its operation and relative instructions.

DO NOT make any inflammable liquids, waterormetalobjects enterthe unit.

Should any liquid be spilled on the unit, DISCONNECT the power supply to the unit

immediately.

STOP using the unit immediately ln the event of serious operation problems and

either contact your local dealerfor a check or contact us directly.

DO NOT open the unit--there are no userserviceable parts inside.

NEVER try to repair the unit yourself. Repairs by unqualified people could cause

damage or faulty operation. Contact your nearest dealer.

Afterhaving removed the packaging checkthatthe unit is NOT damaged in anyway.

lf in doubt, DON'T use it and contact an authorized dealer.

Packaging material (plastic bags, polystyrene foam, nails, etc.) MUST NOT be left

within children's reach, as it can be dangerous.

This unit must only be operated by adults. DO NOT allow children to tamper or play

with it.

NEVER use the unit underthefollowing conditions:

ln places subject to excessive humidity.

ln places subject to vibrations or bumps.

ln places with a temperature of over45oC/113.F or less than 2oCl35.6oF.

Protect the unit from excessive dryness or humidity (ideal conditions are between

35% and 80%).

DO NOT dismantle or modify the unit.

1, Overview

1. Overview

1. Power Switch

2. Segment Display

3. Up Button

4. Down Button

5. Record/Mode Button

6. Strobe Button

7. Program Button

8. Black-out Button

Move the slider to Up position to turn the power on.

Shows the current activity or function state.

Tap the button to increase the display value.

Tap the button to decrease the display value.

Keep pressing for five seconds to activate Record

Mode, the LED above it lights indicating this selection.

Tap the button to select Run mode from Manual/

Audio/Auto modes.

Tap the button to activate Strobe programs and the

LED near it lights indicating your selection.

Tap the button to activate Chase programs and the

LED near it lights indicating your selection.

Tap the button to kill output temporarily or go back one

level in Record mode.

Keep pressing for 3 seconds, a tap of Program button

enables to send file dump as well as a tap of Strobe

button enables to receive file dump.

9. Speed Button Tap the button to activate speed setting.

10. Fade+Speed/Del Button Tap the button to activate fade speed.

ln Record mode, this button can be used to delete

a program or a scene.

1. Overview

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1. DG lnput

2. DMX ln

3. DMX Out

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DC 12V, 300m4 min.

This connector accepts DMX signal from a DMX

controller or receives flle dump from last unit.

This connector sends DMX signal through to the

DMX fixture or sends file dump to the next unit.

2. Operation Guide

Press and hold down the Record/Mode

button for five seconds, the LED above

it lights indicating Record mode is active,

the Segment Display shows the program

and its scene of last time.

The DMX LED will light when DMX signal

is present.

1. Record enable.

2. Tap the Program or Strobe button to select

chase programs or strobe programs. The

LED near it lights indicating your selection.

3. Tap the UplDown button to select the program

you wish to record scenes into.

There are total 9 chase programs and 9 strobe

programs.

2. Operation Guide

4. Tap the Record button to record scenes.

Create a desired scene on your DMX controller.

Once the scene is satisfactory, tap the Record/

Mode bufton to record this scene as the first

step, all LEDs flash briefly indicating you've

record this scene into the program and the

Segment Display shows the current step.

5. Continue recording scenes until you've got a

desired program. You may record a maximum

of 48 scenes into a program.

6. Tap the Black-out button until the Record LED

goes out, this unit is out of Record mode.

1. Record enable

2. Repeat steps 2-3 in Record Scenes to select

the program you wish to delete.

3. Tap the Del button to delete the program, all

LEDs flash briefly indicating this operation.

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