OmniSistem PR Moon - Manual (Page 9)

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TO SET THE DMX START ADDRESS
The display shows the DMX start address after the projector is switched on (if you have already set
the DMX start address and saved it, the screen will display the last setting).
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to select the required DMX start address in the display.
Confirm your choice by pressing the ENTER button.
In Stand-Alone mode, the DMX start address can be set at random.
In the Controller and Master/Slave mode, the DMX start address must be set correctly. (Refer to
“Controller Connections” and “Master/Slave mode” sections).
Without using the controller, many projectors can run synchronously in the Master/Slave mode by
linking them with each other.
Select one projector as the master with setting the DMX start address at random. Regard the other
projectors as the slaves setting all DMX start address “001”.
Connect the master’
s output to the first slave’ s input, and connect the first slave’ s output to the
second slave’ s input. The rest may be deduced by analogy. Eventually connect the last slave’ s output
to a DMX terminator as shown in the figure below.
In the Master/Slave mode, you may run the master via the auto programmes having been set in the
master or via sound activation through MIC inside the master, and the slaves will run synchronously
with the master.
During operation, you can easily differentiate between the master and the slaves since the master’
s
DMX output without connecting any cable. When auto programmes controlling, the master’ s red
indicator is constant red, but the slaves’ indicators are blinking.
Without connecting the controller and the control cable, with the setup option 3 (sound activation) or 4
(auto programmes) enable, the projector will run in Stand-Alone mode.
If you enable a combination of setup options 3 (sound activation) and 4 (auto programmes), the
projector will run in auto programmes.
You may set the DMX start address at random in Stand-Alone mode.
MASTER/SLAVE MODE
STAND-ALONE MODE