Edward Z88

Salut @delfine, Désolé pour mon retard de réponse, j'étais en vacances. Je vous ai envoyé ces fichiers le jour même où vous les avez demandés, mais j'ai remarqué que les e-mails ont rebondi. Ceux-ci ont été envoyés à l'adresse e-mail enregistrée sur votre compte de forum. Veuillez envoyer un e-mail à support@zero88.com, avec la meilleure adresse e-mail à utiliser pour vous contacter, et je transmettrai ces fichiers. Hi @delfine, Apologies for my delay in replying, I have been on holiday. I sent these files to you the same day you requested them, however I have noticed the emails bounced. These were sent to the email address registered to your forum account. Please email support@zero88.com, with the best email address to use to contact you, and I will forward these files. Edward

Hi @van den abbeele Eric I have just replied to your email regarding your questions. Edward

Hi @Jouper Vectorworks Vision can be controlled using either the Art-Net or sACN control protocols… https://www.vectorworks.net/en-GB/vision FLX can output either of these protocols, so FLX can be used to control Vectorworks Vision. (Phantom ZerOS could also be used to control Vectorworks Vision when unlocked). Hope this helps. Edward

Hi Steve, I’m on holiday at the moment, however my colleague Keith will be able to help you out. If he hasn’t got to your email yet, you can give him a nudge on +44 (0)1633 833101 Edward

Hi @CestM0i64 That’s great, really pleased to hear it. Move On Dark won’t be able to look ahead into playbacks that are set to be triggered. If fixtures need to be prepped ready for when they are used in triggered playbacks, I would recommend recording a cue “0.5” in each of your triggered playbacks. This cue could prepare your fixtures ready for when they are used, and the first cue of the playback could then follow on afterwards automatically. Hope this helps, Edward

Hi @aussieh We often reply to fixture requests the same day, including throughout the pandemic. If you haven’t received a reply, it is likely your email went into our mailbox quarantine. Apologies for this. Please forward your original email to fixturesupport@zero88.com, and include your console type (“FLX S48”) in the email subject. That way we will be able to find it. If you have any questions, please let us know. Edward

Hi Alex, For information on naming cues, please see the link below… https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/naming Across all consoles, you can press and hold SETUP, and tap a group, palette or playback to be able to name it. On FLX, you also have the option to tap NAME, and then tap an item. Hope this helps, Edward

Hi @Paul Bennett 211 Really pleased to hear you got to the bottom of this. @Davidmk - thanks very much for your support 🙂 Edward

Hi Alex, Please see the link below... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/shortcuts I believe this should have all the shortcuts listed in it. If there are any you can think of that are missing, let us know and we will add them! Edward

Hi @Paul Bennett 211 The first thing I would do, is readdress the "faulty" LED batten, to match the start address of a batten that is working. It should then behave identically to the batten that is working correctly. Please try this, and let us know how you get on. Edward

Hi @Techie_v2 This would be absolutely fine. Providing that you are using suitably rated cabling, the cables and sockets will be rated up to 15 amps. The combined load on the pair of 15 amp sockets per channel, must not exceed 10 amps. You could therefore theoretically have 5 amps connected to both sockets simultaneously, or 10 amps connected to one of the sockets. You could therefore plug in a pair of 1kw PAR 64s into a single socket of the dimmers by using a grelco/squelly. Hope this helps, Edward

Hi Paul, This is the method that used to be used to control LED battens, where each "cell" was patched as a separate fixture. This is no longer required in the latest software for FLX consoles, as each batten can be patched as a single fixture. If you would like to look at updating your console's software, and re-patching the individual cells as battens, please send us an email to support@zero88.com, and we can advise. When you save your show file to a USB drive, absolutely all settings, patching and programming will be saved. See the link below for more information... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/setup/save In one very unhelpful word: "potentially". If your battens have RDM, and RDM that is implemented well, then it'll work absolutely fine. If they don't, it won't, so I'd suggest sticking with manual patching for now. Please see the link below for more information on RigSync... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/setup/universes/remote-device-management Thank you for sharing a spreadsheet. This confirms that your battens should be in 36-channel mode, to work correctly with your console. They will need to have the following start addresses: Batten 1 - 144 Batten 2 - 180 Batten 3 - 216 Batten 4 - 252 Batten 5 - 288 Batten 6 - 324 Batten 7 - 360 Please check the battens are configured correctly, to match the patch on the console. Hope this helps, Edward

Hi Simon, That is correct - by "start a new show file", make sure you perform a Reset Desk. Edward

Hi @Paul Bennett 211 Welcome to the Zero 88 Forum Firstly, can you confirm whether you are using a standard FLX console, and not a FLX S24 or FLX S48 console? As @Davidmk has suggested, the first thing I would recommend doing is ensure that the modes and DMX addresses of the fixtures patched in your console, match those set on the lights. To find out the mode and address set on each fixture, you will need to navigate the menu of each fixture. To confirm DMX addresses on the console, tap SETUP, to take you to the Fixture Schedule. Along the bottom of the Fixture Schedule you will be able to tap a button to filter and show all your battens. The addresses will be displayed in the right-hand column. To confirm the mode of the fixture, tap one of the fixtures in the Fixture Schedule under the "Change All Profiles" button. You should be taken to a window with three columns. The right-hand column is the mode column, where the current mode will be highlighted. I'd recommend watching the in-depth video below, to find out more about the patching process... I hope this helps. Please let us know how you get on. @Davidmk - thanks very much for your support. Edward

Hi Simon, For this, you could use the "Revert Rig Back" button. Pressing this button, will revert your fixtures back to the settings they were discovered in. Therefore one you have set your fixtures the required addresses and modes, you could reset your console, and then let your console discover all your fixtures. You can then save this show file, as your base RDM configuration. After the visiting company has come in, you can then reload your base RDM show file, and press Revert Rig Back. For more information, please see the link below... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/setup/universes/remote-device-management Hope this helps. Edward

Hi @keredyelesob It is not currently possible to trigger Fixture Macros from cues. It is only possible to trigger User Macros. For more information, please see the link below... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/cue-settings/cue-macros The ability to trigger Fixture Macros from cues is something we would like to implement. This is logged as reference number ZOS-6741 on our system. I have raised the priority of this following your request. Currently, you could manually record a Lamp Off command into a cue, by setting the relevant Beam parameter to the required level in the cue, rather than using the Fixture Macros. If you have any questions, please let us know. Edward

Bonjour, Une fois que vous avez connecté vos passerelles Art-Net à votre console, et que leurs paramètres réseau sont corrects, les univers Art-Net pour chaque port peuvent être configurés dans SETUP -> Devices. Veuillez consulter le lien ci-dessous pour plus d'informations... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/setup/devices/art-net-devices Veuillez regarder la vidéo de formation ci-dessous pour plus d'informations... J'espère que cela t'aides. Hello, Once you have connected your Art-Net gateways to your console, and their network settings are correct, the Art-Net universes for each port can be configured in SETUP -> Devices. Please see the link below for more information... https://zero88.com/manuals/zeros/setup/devices/art-net-devices Please watch the training video below for more information... https://youtu.be/j4NCv33wP-8 Hope this helps.

Hi Simon, ZerOS will apply your rig configuration to your show file. It will not apply your show file configuration to your rig. Therefore, if you load in a show file, ZerOS will look at the RDM IDs of the fixtures in the show file, to see whether they match fixtures that are currently connected. If there is a match, ZerOS will change the modes and addresses in the show file, to match the fixtures in the rig. In this situation it will not automatically change the addresses and modes of your fixtures. If you have any questions, please let us know. Edward

Hi @pb_blue2 Please could you confirm the software version running on your Jester console? Please see page 50 of the Jester manual for more information on loading fixture files... https://zero88.com/storage/downloads/c58ddc73-7739-464e-99e1-1e4170d4b9b6/jesterml-manual-3.0.pdf#page=50 If you have any questions, please let us know. Edward

Salut Delfine, Veuillez configurer vos paramètres réseau conformément à mon message précédent, puis enregistrez une copie de votre fichier de spectacle et envoyez-le par e-mail à support@zero88.com. Nous pourrons alors enquêter. Hi Delfine, Please configure your network settings as per my previous post, and then save a copy of your show file and email this to support@zero88.com. We will then be able to investigate. Edward

Hi Steve, Thank you for the update. I have taken a look at the Cameo CL PixBar 650 Pro, and this seems to be recording into inhibit playbacks correctly. For me, the inhibit playback is correctly scaling the levels of all cell intensities, including when recorded as per 101 @ Full. If this is not working for you, please email us a copy of your show file to support@zero88.com, and we will take a look. When controlling this fixture, by default the Master Intensity will be locked at full, and you will not be able to control it. All intensity commands will be affecting cell intensities only. If you have any questions, please let me know. Edward

Bonjour Delphine, Je vous ai envoyé par e-mail les exportations CSV de vos fichiers de spectacle. Si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à m'en faire part. Hi Delphine, I have emailed the CSV exports from your show files to you. If you have any questions, please let me know. Edward

Hi Phil, To open or close the Help window you can hold SHIFT and the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys together. That is quite impressive to get into accidentally! If you have any questions, please let me know. Edward

Hi @droiddk No problem at all. You too! 🙂 Edward

Hi @droiddk You are correct. If a Submaster button is configured to "Go/Step", the button will simply trigger the cues, at the level of the Submaster's fader. It will not output the cues. Therefore you will only be able to use this option with physical Submaster faders. I believe this must be a mistake in the manual. Apologies for any confusion. "ML" stood for "Moving Lights", whereas "TL" stood for "Theatre Lights". The command line control was tailored for theatrical use. Hope this helps. Edward