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7Address and Mode Setting
section 3
ADDRESS AND MODE SETTING
About Addresses and Modes
Devices connected to the serial link must have an address, also known as the start channel,
which is the first channel the controller uses to send instructions to the devices. The address
must be unique for each device. If independent control is not required, 2 or more devices
with the same DMX protocol may have the same address; they will receive the same
instructions and behave identically.
Before setting addresses, you must know how many control channels each device requires.
This depends on the number of effects the device has and possible options such as 8 or 16-
bit pan/tilt resolution and tracking or vector mode. These are described in the device’s user
manual.
If a device can be operated in tracking or vector mode, you should select vector mode. The
2518 DMX Controller does not have a dedicated speed control (fade time) and does not
support tracking mode. In vector mode, speed is programmed on 1 or 2 additional channels.
Devices may be controlled in tracking mode if there are not enough channels, but speed
control will not be possible.
Controlling a light is easiest if all its channels are assigned to one channel button. This give
the fastest access to the light’s features. The buttons are divided into 12 groups of 6 chan-
nels as shown below.
Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4 Button 5 Button 6
Ch Setting Ch Setting Ch Setting Ch Setting Ch Setting Ch Setting
1- 36
44 : 4/#5/#6 46 4/#6/#7 4< 4/#5/#8 58 4/#7/#8 64 4/#5/#6/#7/#8
55
; 7 47 5/#6/#7 53 6/#8 59 5/#7/#8 65 9
6 4/#5
< 4/#7 48 4/#5/#6/#7 54 4/#6/#8 5: 4/#5/#7/#8 66 4/#9
76
43 5/#7 49 8 55 5/#6/#8 5; 6/#7/#8 67 5/#9
8 4/#6
44 4/#5/#7 4: 4/#8 56 4/#5/#6/#8 5< 4/#6/#7/#8 68 4/#5/#9
9 5/#6
45 6/#7 4; 5/#8 57 7/#8 63 5/#6/#7/#8 69 6/#9#
37- 72
6: 4/#6/#9# 76 4/#5/#7/#9 7< 4/#8/#9 88 4/#5/#6/#8/#9 94 4/#6/#7/#8/#9 9: 4/#5/#:
6; 5/#6/#9 77 6/#7/#9 83 5/#8/#9 89 7/#8/#9 95 5/#6/#7/#8/#9 9; 6/#:
6< 4/#5/#6/#9 78 4/#6/#7/#9 84 4/#5/#8/#9 8: 4/#7/#8/#9 96 4/#5/#6/#7/#8/#9 9< 4/#6/#:
73 7/#9 79 5/#6/#7/#9 85 6/#8/#9 8; 5/#7/#8/#9 97 : :3 5/#6/#:
74 4/#7/#9 7: 4/#5/#6/#7/#9 86 4/#6/#8/#9 8< 4/#5/#7/#8/#9 98 4/#: :4 4/#5/#6/#:
75 5/#7/#9 7; 8/#9 87 5/#6/#8/#9 93 6/#7/#8/#9 99 5/#: :5 7/#:
Table 4: Channel Groups and Settings (DIP-Switch Pins ON)
2518 IV.BOOK Page 7 Tuesday, September 22, 1998 7:10 PM
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