Studio 12 control scan professional light desk user’s manual rel. 1.41

General instructions Read the instructions in this handbook carefully, as they give important information regarding safety during installation, use and maintenance. Be sure to keep this instruction manual with the fixture in order to consult it in the future. If the fixture is sold or given to another operator, make certain that it always has its manual, to enable the new owner to read about its operation and relative instructions. • This unit is not intended for home use. • After having removed the packaging, check that the fixture is not damaged in any way. If in doubt, don’t use it and contact...

4 1-Studio 12 Scan Control console layout 24 8 1.4.7 -Disconnecting the power supply 31 8 2.2 - Cleaning and periodical checks 34 10 4 ■ Manual Presets section 35 10 4.1 - Manual Presets in double preset mode 36 11 4.2 - Manual Presets in single preset mode 37 13 5.2 - Register operating modes 38 14 5.5 - Copying a stored scene to another scene 38 15 6 ■ Light Chase Controls section 39 16 6.2 - Creating and modifying chases 39 17 7 ■ DMX Unit Controls section 39 21 7.5.1 - Remote lamp ignition 45 7.6.3 - Adding a Program to a Memory Register 8.1 - Addressing light channels 8 5.1.9- Remote and...

0 - Handbook layout All the parts of this user’s manual have been laid out in such a way as to facilitate learning the details of the Studio 12 Scan Control console. Each section is presented using the simplest possible terminology, although remaining necessarily technical. The new range of consoles to which the Studio 12 Scan Control belongs has been designed to ensure the utmost user-friendliness. Chapters 1 and 2 are deliberately generic and conversational and have the job of introducing the unit. The advanced use described in chapter 11 isn’t “totally technical”, but suitably documented....

1. Studio 12 Scan Control console layout 1.1 Main Features SGM’s new Studio 12 Scan Control console is one of the results of our long experience in the manufacture of this type of control equipment, and is able to control 12 or 24 dimmer channels and 12 intelligent fixtures using up to a maximum of 36 DMX 512 serial digital signal channels. The quality and design policy are those the trade has come to expect from SGM and the sophisticated electronics used, combined with ground-breaking performance, places this unit among the best international products. Careful in-depth study of the functions,...

1.3 Studio 12 Scan Control’s sections 1.3.1 - Manual presets This is the most traditional area of lighting consoles and comprises 2 rows of 12 faders each, which can be used as two 12 channel presets (A+B) or as a single 24-channel preset (A); 2 faders used as masters for presets A and B; 2 buttons for enabling presets A and B (when working in A+B mode) or switching the 24 buttons relative to the channels between the two banks of 12 which make up preset A (when working in 24-channel mode); 1 button for enabling the SOLO function and 1 button for enabling the LINK function. Mixing work between...

The Studio console has 3 masters, i.e. general level controls. The REG master controls the outputs of the memory registers, the FLASH master controls the level of the FLASH buttons and the GRAND MASTER controls the overall output level of all the channels, including the REG master. The FLASH MASTER level is independent from that of the GRAND MASTER. This section includes the console’s built-in universal controller, able to control 12 units of any type (dimmers, scanners, moving head units, etc.) which use DMX protocol and a maximum of 36 channels each. Six channels are reserved for Pan, Tilt,...

settings thru security lock Studio consoles have DMX 512 input/output. At present, the input isn’t enabled by the software. Balanced 2 x 0.25mm2 RS485 cables should be used for connection and must be good quality to avoid faulty equipment operation. Attention: cables’ screen (braid) must NEVER be connected to the system’s ground, as this will cause faulty fixture and controller operation. 1.4.2 - Up-down pedal This socket allows a pedal to be connected to the console for stepping up and down through the registers. Stepping is between registers on the same page (see PAGE function). If UP and DOWN...

1.4.7 - Disconnecting the power supply Studio consoles are powered by an AL4 switching power supply. This is fitted with a connector plug which has a small built-in locking mechanism to prevent accidental disconnection. To disconnect the power supply from the console, always grip the plug, not the cable, as shown in the diagram: Before disconnecting the power supply, always remember to switch off the console. 2 - Console maintenance 2.1 Access to internal components Studio consoles have a system for access to internal components which prevents them being opened accidentally. To carry our any...

3 - Studio 12 Scan Control operating modes On the Studio 12 Scan Control, the “traditional “ section, normally used for controlling dimmers can be used in two operating modes: - with two 12-channel presets with the possibility of mixing the two (double preset mode); - with one 24-channel preset (single preset mode). Changing from one operating mode to another is extremely easy, even if it’s not possible to change accidentally. When the console is switched on, the mode in which the console is being used appears on the display for approximately 5 seconds: To change operating mode, with the console...

4 - Manual Preset section This section of the console is entirely manual and recognisable by its light grey fader knobs and buttons. manual presets 10 manual presets cross time 4.1 - Manual Presets in double preset mode A or p s e t 6 5 go In this operating mode, the buttons are used to enable presets A and B (so have on/off function). The output level of the two presets depends on that of the relative master. The selected level only depends on the GRAND MASTER: this means that if preset A’s level is at 100%, and the GRAND MASTER is set at 80%, light output is just 80%. go If, instead of pressing...