Jon Hole

Hi Thom, Sorry - I don't quite understand what you mean? Could you describe this further? Many Thanks

See http://support.zero88.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=5904&view=findpost&p=23701

Hi Thom, You sure can create your own. There is software available to download on our website: Click here for Fixture Tools (direct .exe download) Click here for Instructions (direct .pdf download). If you need any further help creating the fixtures, please do not hesitate to get in touch!

Hi Carl, I'll be uploading information in the next few hours, and the software is already available online - click here. (The software is the same release for ORB, Leap Frog 48 + 96, and Frog 2). Hope this helps,

Hi Elliot, We do not discuss hidden features such as this, sorry.

Miarrobino, It's doubtful you will get a reply from someone who can help in this forum - all our fixture profiles wil only work on Zero 88 consoles.

Hi Torsten, Could you email me the show file please? My email is in my signature below. Many Thanks

I've added this as issue ZOS-3187 - 'Command Line via Keyboard'. This means that it's on our database to be discussed and, if agreed, prioritised.

Hi Frans, In Run mode you can only copy the current output, so there would be no way to copy from the memories unless it was either outputting, or you went into program mode.

Hi Jim, In Setup, click the Patch Wizard. This gives you a step-by-step method of patching fixtures which takes you through adding the DMX address and assigning them a fixture number (the number you type into the desk to control that fixture) etc. Hopefully this will be an easier method to patch. If you have any more questions please get back in touch!

Hi Steven, We do not discuss hidden features such as this, sorry.

The ORB allows you to choose which method (CMY or RGB) you wish to work in. This is most useful when working with RGB and CMY fixtures together, as you can just mix using one colour space and the desk will automatically convert that information for alternative fixtures. To change from CMY to RGB, hold down SETUP and press the COLOUR attribute button. This will bring up a window with three buttons. Click 'Colour Edit Mode' and choose if you want to work with CMY or RGB on the wheels. Hope this helps,

Hi Youri, What Dimmers do you have? What version of software are you running? (the latest is Version 5.4 - you can see this information in SETUP > Files > Desk Information)

Hi Barney, There is no way to do this. Imagine DMX addresses as the address on a letter you are being sent. If my address was exactly the same as your address, how would the postman know where to deliver the letter? In the same way, DMX addresses have to be unique - it is the only method the desk has to be able to send data to the fixtures separately. If both fixtures have the same DMX address, they both receive the same information, and hence will both do the same thing. Why do you not want to change the DMX address of one of the fixtures?

There is no Monitor output on the Sirius

We do not publicise how to access hidden features such as this, sorry.

There is no way to disable this, no.

JAdamson has suggested exactly what I would do. If you have further problems, feel free to email me your fixture profiles that you made and we'll have a look at them.

Hi Harry, We have these faders in stock, and they list at £2.70 each. To purchase one of these, please contact our customer services. If I can be of further help, please let me know

Hi Connect2ccc, Which fixture do you have?

Hi Steve, What you have described should work fine. Partial Mode just means that instead of recording EVERYTHING, you can just record particular attributes. This then allows you to mix and match submasters - ie having a colour chase on one, figure of 8 on another, and gobo effect on another. Hope this clears things up a bit.

Hi Briarwoodlight, A VGA Scan Converter will do this for you, but they can be expensive. Unless there is a particular reason you need to go through the LCD TV it might be cheaper to buy a 15" monitor.

We are pleased to announce a new training schedule at our Zero 88 facility in Cwmbran, South Wales. These training events are open to anyone who has recently purchased or is considering purchasing one of the consoles, or anyone looking to extend their range of console knowledge. Each day runs from 10am until around 3pm to 4pm with lunch included. Places must be booked in advance. As usual, all courses are free of charge and include lunch. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. Candidates will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course. Leap Frog training is on the 2nd Thursday of each month. More info: http://www.zero88.com/en/news/347 ORB and ORB XF training is on the 4th Thursday of each month. More info: http://www.zero88.com/en/news/348 On-site training can also be arranged at customers’ venue for a small charge. Please contact Jon Hole on +44 (0)7734 736690 or by email jon.hole@cooperindustries.com for further information on these courses and all our training options.

If you email Keith, he will email you the instructions to do this.

Hi ALG, The LED signifies different things in different modes. For example, when editing - a flashing LED tells you that channel is at a figure that does not match the fader. In Run, the LED tells you there is something programmed on the associated submaster fader. On a Jester, in Program mode, when you scroll up and down the cue list the desk outputs each cue in turn. When you then go to an programmed cue, it continuous to output the previously selected cue. I hope this helps