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CHAPTER 10
Graphic Functions: Synchronizing Content
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Synchronization Parameters
Sync To
You use the Sync To parameter to identify the Media Server you want a Graphic Object output
to Synchronize with. You can synchronize any graphic object output on one server to any other
graphic object output on another server.
You can only synchronize output to one media server. However, you can synchronize outputs
from multiple media servers to the same server. The Ethernet link can support multiple
synchronizations at the same time.
Default DMX Value: 0 = No synchronization
Each fixture on the network is assigned a fixture ID. Currently, synchronization can be with only
one media server. The Synchronization server is selected with the Sync To parameter channel
of Graphic Object One. The Sync To parameter channels for Graphic Objects 2 and 3 are
reserved and default to 0.
Sync Mode
The Sync Mode parameter defines the type of synchronization between Graphic Objects. You
can synchronize to the frame of the movie, the 3-D object rotation either forward or reverse, or
both.
When using the Sync Mode parameter, keep the following in mind:
• Any Sync Mode value above 15 (16-255) defaults back to 0
• Any settings affected by the synchronize mode you select need to be mirrored on both
objects to Sync correctly.
• Setting a Graphic Object to sync to itself will have no effect.
DMX Default Value:
0 = no sync type selection
DMX
Value
Option
0 No selection
1 Synchronize to Graphic Object 1 movie time
2 Synchronize to Graphic Object 2 movie time
3 Synchronize to Graphic Object 3 movie time
4 Synchronize to 3-D object rotation 1
5 Synchronize to 3-D object rotation 2
6 Synchronize to 3-D object rotation 3
7 Synchronize to reverse 3-D object rotation 1
8 Synchronize to reverse 3-D object rotation 2
9 Synchronize to reverse 3-D object rotation 3
10 Synchronize to Graphic Object 1 movie time and rotation 1
11 Synchronize to Graphic Object 2 movie time and rotation 2
12 Synchronize to Graphic Object 3 movie time and rotation 3
13 Synchronize to Graphic Object 1 movie time and reverse rotation 1
14 Synchronize to Graphic Object 2 movie time and reverse rotation 2
15 Synchronize to Graphic Object 3 movie time and reverse rotation 3
- DL.2 Digital Light 1
- Contacting High End Systems 2
- Declaration of Conformity 4
- Product Modification Warning 5
- FCC Information 5
- Important Safety Information 5
- Fog Machine Warning 6
- Packaged Media Notice: 6
- Warranty Information 6
- Table of Contentsii 9
- Chapter 5: Tutorials 11
- Chapter 11: Global Functions 14
- Chapter 1: 23
- Product Overview 23
- Graphics Engine 24
- Hardware 25
- Chapter 2: 27
- Setup and Configuration 27
- Hardware Components 28
- Attaching a Power Cord Cap 29
- Mounting the Fixture 30
- Mounting the Fixture Upright 31
- Truss Mounting 31
- Linking DL.2 Fixtures 32
- Linking Configurations 33
- Powering On the Fixture 34
- Homing the Fixture 35
- The DL.2 Menu Display Panel 35
- Software Setup 36
- Configuring DL.2 Fixtures 38
- DMX Control Setup 40
- Shutting Down the Fixture 41
- Chapter 3: 43
- The DL.2 Menu System 43
- LCD Display Power Button 44
- Navigating the Menu 45
- DL.2 Menu Options 46
- Menu Screen Descriptions 49
- DMX_Protocol Tab 50
- DMX_Protocol_Motion Screen 50
- DMX_Protocol _Global Screen 50
- DMX_Protocol _Obj Screens 50
- DMX_Raw Screen 51
- Movement Options 52
- Timeout Options 52
- Display Options 52
- Restoring Factory Defaults 53
- File Screen 54
- Test Tab 55
- Info Tab 56
- Reset Screen 57
- CHAPTER 3 58
- Chapter 4: 59
- DL.2 Protocol Levels 61
- Axon Protocol Levels 62
- Lighting Console Tips 63
- Play Speed 64
- Mask Strobe 64
- Play Modes (Opacity) 64
- Control Channel Functions 64
- CHAPTER 4 66
- Chapter 5: 67
- Tutorials 67
- Define Graphic Object 1 68
- Define Graphic Object 3 68
- Create Crossfade Cues 68
- Apply Transparency Effects 69
- Define Graphic Object 2 70
- Lesson 5: Viewpoint 74
- Adjust Global Viewpoint Mode 75
- CHAPTER 5 76
- Chapter 6: 77
- Graphics Engine Overview 77
- Graphics Control Hierarchy 78
- Graphics Engine Function Flow 79
- Graphics Engine Functions 80
- Chapter 7: 81
- Content Selection Parameters 82
- Media Folder 83
- Media File 84
- Defining a Media File Segment 85
- Defining Playback 86
- Playback Speed 87
- CHAPTER 7 88
- Chapter 8: 89
- Rotation Parameters 91
- Y Rotation 92
- Z Rotation 93
- Scaling the Object 94
- Scaled 3 times in Y direction 95
- Changing Object Position 97
- Z Position 99
- CHAPTER 8 100
- Chapter 9: 101
- Visual Mode 102
- Visual Mode Options 104
- Chroma Shift 105
- Drop Shadow 106
- Exposure Control 107
- Faux LED 108
- Faux Tile 109
- Film Roll 110
- Fire Gradient 110
- Fuzzifier 111
- Gray maker 1 112
- Gray maker 2 113
- Negative Art 115
- Pan and Scan 116
- Pixelate 117
- Posterizer 118
- Push to Red 119
- Push to Sepia 120
- ShakeNBake 121
- Texture Mixing 121
- Zoom Blur 121
- Effect Mode Adjustments 123
- Sets Sphere’s 125
- Adjusts 125
- CHAPTER 9 126
- Chapter 10: 127
- Synchronization Parameters 128
- Chapter 11: 129
- Global Functions 129
- Global Control 134
- On-Screen Frame Statistics 135
- Masking Control 136
- Mask Size 137
- Mask Edge Fade 138
- Image Edge Fade 139
- Global Viewpoint Mode 142
- Viewpoint Position X 143
- Viewpoint Position Y 143
- Viewpoint Position Z (Zoom) 143
- CHAPTER 11 144
- Chapter 12: 145
- Adjusting the Collage Array 153
- Selected 154
- Collage Setup Example 155
- Spherical Mapping Setup Guide 156
- Spherical Mapping Tips 158
- CHAPTER 12 160
- Chapter 13: 161
- Effect Mode Color Options 162
- Chromakey 163
- Chromakey , Inverse 164
- CMY Add All Pixels 165
- CMY Add Non-black Pixels 165
- Color Cycle 166
- Color DeConverge 166
- Colorize Gray Scale 166
- Color to Alpha 167
- Color to Alpha, Inverted 167
- DotP and Resample 167
- Edge Fade Color 167
- Color Cycle 168
- Intensity Key 168
- Mask Color 169
- and Edge Fade Color 169
- RGB Add, All Pixels 169
- RGB Add2, All Pixels 170
- RGB Add to Non-black Pixels 170
- RGB Invert and Swap to BRG 171
- RGB Invert and Swap to GBR 171
- RGB Swap to BGR 172
- RGB Swap to BRG 172
- RGB Swap to GBR 172
- RGB Swap to GRB 173
- RGB Swap to RBG 173
- Scan Line 173
- Solarize 174
- Solid Color RGB 174
- Geometric Effect Options 175
- Curved Surface Support 176
- Downward Vertical Streaks 178
- Edge Detect Black and White 179
- Edge Detect Color 180
- Framing Shutter Emulation 182
- Gaussian Blur 184
- Horizontal Mirror 185
- Image Scale and Rotate 185
- Magnifying Lens 186
- Object Effect Global Effect 187
- Picture in Picture 189
- Pixel Twist 190
- Raindrop 190
- Sinewave, Circular 191
- Sinewave, Horizontal 192
- Sinewave, Vertical 192
- Vertical Slats 193
- Horizontal Slats 193
- Spherical Mapping 194
- Texture Ripple, Circular 197
- Texture Ripple 198
- , Horizontal 198
- Vertical 198
- Transparent Wipes 199
- Chapter 14: 201
- Fixture Motion Functions 201
- MSpeed (Motor Speed) 202
- Control Function Options 202
- Projector Control 203
- Chapter 15: 205
- Live Video Input and Control 205
- Live Video Connection Options 206
- Camera Zoom 207
- Camera Focus 207
- IR Illuminator 207
- Camera Shutter 208
- White Balance Mode 208
- Orientation 208
- Camera Effects 208
- Chapter 16: 209
- Launching the CMA 210
- Launching the CMA on Axon 211
- Auto Discovery 211
- The Management Client Window 212
- Windows OS 213
- Preloaded Stock Content 214
- Custom User Content 214
- Media Files 214
- 3D Object Files 214
- Viewing Content 215
- Managing User Content 216
- Valid DMX Values 217
- Moving Files Between Fixtures 220
- Archiving User Content 221
- Deploying a Content Archive 222
- Cloning User Content 223
- Deleting Content 224
- DMX Summary 224
- Upgrading Software 224
- Upgrading the CMA Software 225
- Upgrading Server Software 225
- Editing Configuration Values 227
- Configuration Example 228
- Configuration Options 229
- Axon Configuration Options 232
- Chapter 17: 233
- Filter Warnings 234
- ° tilt position 235
- Replacing the Lamp 237
- Replacing the Fuse 238
- Replacing Motor Driver Board 239
- Fixture Head Driver Board 240
- Troubleshooting 241
- Button Action 242
- Inactivity Timer 242
- System State LEDs 243
- Board LED States 244
- Frequently Asked Questions 246
- Chapter 18: 247
- Restoring the System 247
- Appendix A: 251
- DL.2 and Axon DMX Protocol 251
- Commands 252
- Channel # 253
- Function Description 253
- Value Default 253
- DL.2 Axon dec. % dec. % 253
- Global Effects 254
- Global Mask 264
- Global Image Edge Fade 265
- Global Keystone Correction 266
- Global Viewpoint 266
- Graphic 1 Functions 268
- Graphic 1 Content Definition 268
- Graphic 1 Synchronization 269
- Graphic 1 Effects 269
- Graphic 1 Rotation 279
- Graphic 1 Scaling 280
- Graphic 1 Position 280
- Graphic 2 Functions 281
- (Standard, Dual) 281
- Graphic 2 Content Definition 281
- Graphic 2 Synchronization 282
- Graphic 2 Effects 282
- Graphic 2 Rotation 292
- Graphic 2 Scaling 293
- Graphic 2 Position 293
- Graphic 3 Function 294
- (Standard Protocol) 294
- Graphic 3 Content Definition 294
- Graphic 3 Synchronization 295
- Graphic 3 Effects 295
- Graphic 3 Rotation 306
- Graphic 3 Scaling 307
- Graphic 3 Position 307
- APPENDIX A 308
- APPENDIX B 310
- MSpeed Conversion Table 310
- Appendix C: 311
- Creating 3-D Objects 312
- Managing Custom Content 312
- Mechanical 313
- Electrical Specifications 314
- Projector Specifications 314
- Camera Module Specification 314
- Environmental Specifications 314
- Video Connectors: 315
- APPENDIX D 316
- DL.2 Specifications 316
- Appendix E: 317
- Safety Information 317
- Appendice E 318
- Anhang E 319
- Apéndice E 320
- Vigtig Sikkerhedsinformation 321
- APPENDIX E 322
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