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1. Aa A AE E Inserting Objects Objects library Regarder dans LO Music instrument AE E gt fae Drums E Synthe x O Guitars E Synthesizer x Z Bugle x Trumpet x E E Upright piano x Grand piano x E Xylophone x Harp x E Organ x po Sax x Nom du fichier Drums x v Fichiers de type A files x v Drums x Page 30 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer SSS So The library on the left side displays the available objects to be inserted Once selected the object automatically appears in the visualization window The object selected may be previewed before it is inserted Click on Select to insert the object in your stage All the 3D objects available in the software are situated in the objects library However you can use your own objects X format It is better to use simple objects because it is a real time application and big objects can make the program run slowly lf you want to insert objects coming from another library you will have to choose whether you want to copy the object in the library Insert Fixtures As for the objects the software makes it possible to insert fixtures from the library by clicking on Add fixture s from the Stage menu or from the standard toolabr The following window appears Patch manager Get the fixtures from gt kK Ci a E a y Library type Address Universe e There are no items to show 45 46 _ 48 49 41 5 j2. Delete the selected camera Custom camera 1 Custom camera 2 Custom camera 3 Custom camera 4 Always visible option Display or not the the lower half of the screen Display or not the the right half of the screen Display the standard toolbar Display the camera toolbar Display the options toolbar Display the zoom toolbar Display de mouse toolbar Change the sofware language Open the About window Start the online help 3D Visualizer OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOROOOOOOOORORROROROC C C lt lt Qq q eeo i MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Toolbars Summary Left to Right Standard toolbar I I T Create a new stage Open a stage Save the stage Always visible option Open Construction mode Open User mode Add new fixture s Open the DMX input window Open the stage settings window Open the simple objects editor Undo Redo Options toolbar Adjust ambient lighting Adjust the fog intensity Change the rendering level Enable disable the laser rendering Enable disable shadows Camera toolbar Open the movie maker window Create a screen shot Camera menu Zoom toolbar Zoom menu assign a zoom function to the left button of the mouse Fit Zoom OUT Zoom fader Zoom IN Page 37 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Shotcut Keys O Automatic rotation 1 F
3. 0 and 43 minutes each A scene can include up to 1 000 steps each The number of loops that a scene plays can also be set followed by the next scene to be triggered This allows you to ultimately structure a show so scenes can automatically trigger during playback A show can include up to 255 scenes and the number of shows that can be created and saved is only limited to the memory of your computer To create scenes you must be in the editor screen Left click the Editor tab as pictured below Editor F Scene Section This section lists all recorded scenes loop fade and trigger information for each It also includes a toolbar that allows you to do the following create a new scene copy a scene delete a scene rename a scene assign a keyboard hot key See triggering section on page 17 change scene priority position play a scene in real time By default scenes are always set to continuously loop You can specify a specific number of loops And the scene to trigger when finished Editor Create your Scenes SETTER eS MES A j i y ag Bh epn 1 Talal lie OOO OA F Weme Page 15 MyDMX V1 0 Scenes Step Section The step section displays all of the steps associated with the selected scene In addition the selected scene fade and wait times are also displayed there and can be edited at any time The steps in this section can be manually created or auto
4. 193 194 196 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213214 218 218 217 218 219 220 221222 203 224 Pi c i lz 21 i accu scan 250 8 Channels 998 226 207 208 220 290 201 292 293 294 298 206 207 200 200 240 241 242 240 244 246 240 247 248 240 260 251 252 289 254 256 256 Page 13 MyDMX V1 0 Set Up 5 List View Above the DMX patch area there is a pull down menu with the Grid View option selected Change this to List View to access some advanced fixture configuration options Patch fe DMZ uni TE J SE Eii mane 5 PH EME O A E a a y Fi i 11 i Ja ag 325 36 317 58 39 4d 41 4 4 44 4 Goe 45 48 50 51 52 55 54 55 56 57 55 9 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 GF 6 BO 70 71 72 73 Fo 75 76 PP Fe 79 80 81 82 83 54 85 Sh f 2 89 g0 91 92 93 64 95 OG 97 98 99 100 101 102 10 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 1182 119 120 121 122 123 1294 125 126127 125 129 130 137 1220133 1294 135 126 127 192 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 14 145 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 114 175 176 17 178 179 180 181 192 185 184 185 186 187 152 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 195 199 200 201 202 205 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 2 L S214 215 216 217 218 219 220 2210222 225 274 225 226 227 228 229 230 291 232 237 234 235 FSR 241 258 239 240 241 242 242 244 245 296 247 298 248 250 251 2562 259 259 255 256 P
5. a different PC before contacting your retailer to get an exchange Typically you should only ask for an exchange if No LEDs turn on even when you have moved the power switch in the back of the interface Only the yellow LED turns on The drivers seem to be installed correctly but the interface software does not work and the Device Manager name for the USB device is SUIDI OUT instead of Intelligent Usb Dmx Interface Page 39
6. allows to select fixtures one by one the second allows to select several fixtures simultaneously Pen and Paint bucket to paint one or several pixels with the selected color Line Rectangle Circle to draw a line a rectangle or a circle Pipette to pick a color from the fixtures area Copy Paste to copy or paste pixels Load an image to draw an image BMP JPG with your fixtures You must use the color picker to change the color of the selected pixel s You can also enter the RGB values manually Page 20 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager 10 Effects Manager The Effect Manager is an extremely powerful tool which allows you to easily create stunning effects with your lights without having to go through the laborious process of programming each individual step and scene Once you have created your effect with these simple to use tools you just need to click generate and the software will automatically create the steps required The Effect Manager adapts it s self depending on the fixtures you are using To demonstrate the capabilities of this tool we ll start by using a matrix of generic RGB LED color mixing fixtures To access the effects editor left click the FX button a Page 21 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager Gradient Editor The gradient editor allows you to create many complex static gradients E Effect Manager tE aay Linear 2 A i nETange 2 Horizonta
7. as changing the colors used by clicking the pallet icon You can also change the number of colors used Remember to click generate before closing the effect manager Page 23 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager RGB Matrix Effects This tool is specifically designed for use with a matrix of LED panels To get started click the button to add a layer The layer name can be changed by double clicking it and there are several layer types avallable the most basic being color The color can be changed by clicking the pallet Moving shape effects can also be created by selecting effect from the drop down box Effect Manager p lea A Layer pr O Type F Select the layer color r Opacty E Layer 3 Color F Image and video The effect manager is capable of reading a jpg bmp or gif image and interoperating this on an LED matrix Select picture from the type drop down box and load your photo You can choose to stretch your photo filling up the full matrix or to keep its original proportions If you wish to go a step further AVI video can also be played Effect Manager Ex pa E Layer Type 17 Layer1 Picture Text Selecting Text in the drop down box opens the text editor Here you can enter a piece of text and choose where to place the text on your LED matrix You can also scroll the text by click
8. except Hawaii or Alaska If the entire instrument is sent it must be shipped in its original Package No accessories should be shipped with the product If any accessories are shipped with the Product American DJ shall have no liability whatsoever for loss of or damage to any such accessories nor for the safe return thereof This warranty is void if e The serial number has been altered or removed e The product is modified in any manner which American DJ concludes after inspection affects the reliability of the product e The product has been repaired or serviced by anyone other than the American DJ factory unless prior written authorization was issued to purchaser by American DJ e The product is damaged because not properly maintained as set forth in the instruction Manual This is not a service contract and this warranty does not include maintenance cleaning or periodic check up During the period specified above American DJ will replace defective parts at its expense And will absorb all expenses for warranty service and repair labor by reason of defects in material or workmanship The sole responsibility of American DJ under this warranty shall be limited to the repair of the product or replacement thereof including parts at the sole discretion of American DJ All products covered by this warranty were manufactured after January 1 1990 and bear identifying marks to that Effect American DJ reserves the right to make changes in des
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10. the controller Manual mode allows to patch any fixture coming from the controller or not several fixtures can be patched to the same DMX address Page 31 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer AAA AAA lt A It is better to use this window only in Automatic mode to not lose all changes made before The list on the left side shows the fixtures informations received from the controller The orange fixtures are those available in the controller and already patched in the 3D visualizer the blue are those patched in the 3D visualizer and not in the controller The user can select the devices he want to insert or not Click on Patch to insert the selected fixtures The 3 options allow to select the patch mode and 2 display options Here they are to show only the fixtures available in the controller and not patched in the 3D visualizer or the entire patch automatic or manual patch display or not the popup window when the patch has changed Patch manager Get the fixtures from 9 Gi ia RSN e o z ScanLibrary myDMX 23 i j al A 4 DE 1 oa ARE al 2 nay PES a 7 tease T r dd dj Y 3 ad ed 3 ed ed A ed d E ed y led 10 E led 11 8 64 led pro 7ch s R wage ap at EENE gt 333 36 37 2 43 46 lt 48 49 51 52 5455 57 5i 60 61 6364 8 accu color 250_3ch E ed 12 ed 13 ed 15 led 18 led 17 i led 18 fed 19 led 20 4 led 21 i WN accu f g 1000 madet 8 6970 2273 75 78 ae 86 87 gre 5 accu fog 1000 mode2 ed 22 ed 2
11. the starting DMX channel that you want your fixture or fixture group assigned to in the First DMX channel section Note if you cannot see these options which should be located below the fixture folders find the scroll bar on the right and scroll down to access them 4 Define the number of fixtures that you want to add by typing in or selecting the quantity from the drop down tab in the Number of fixtures section 5 If you wish to create a matrix of selected fixtures left click the Matrix button and enter the x information for your matrix This feature is most commonly use with RGB LED walls Continue on to step 6 to finish adding your fixture Page 12 MyDMX V1 0 Set Up 6 Enter a starting Index number that you wish to assign to your fixtures The Index number is simply a number that will automatically be assigned to each fixture to make it easier for you to recognize it during the programming process For example if the Index is set to 1 and 4 Accu Scan 250 fixtures are added the index numbers will display as accu scan 250 1 accu scan 250 2 accu scan 250 3 and accu scan 250 4 See diagram below 7 Left click the Patch button to add the fixtures Like the picture shows above your fixtures will automatically be added to the grid To add additional fixtures repeat steps 1 thru 7 You can also drag and drop fixture profiles directly from the Scan Library folders onto the DMX grid like picture
12. 03 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 First DMX channel 1120 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 495 436 437 498 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 rd denies aruis 1 Eo 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 Matrix 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 Simple Objects Editor This tool enables you to create your own objects and reuse them later on Simple objects editor Select an object Cube O Sphere O Cylinder a i a Custom size i Width 1 00 Textures Height 1 00 No texture Depth i 1 00 Page 32 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Three different types of objects can be created Cube Sphere Cylinder You can modify dimensions and then save them under the Microsoft X format The Flat option enables you to add 2 cm in height and to quickly create a rectangular or circular screen in shape and reuse it over and over again in your future stages Textures You can also add a texture to an object You must unselect the No option to do so Then you just have to select an image by clicking on the button Object Settings Moving objects or fixtures In this window objects and fixtures can be shifted individually or in a gro
13. 1 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 Y Get the patch automatically from the controller 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 Y Show a popup windows for all changes 481 482 483 484 485 486 497 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 Select a fixture from the list and then patch it using the Patch button after having specified the starting DMX address and the number of devices or by drag amp drop Make sure you select the correct universe first by selecting the right tab It is also possible from the toolbar or by clicking with the right button of the mouse on a fixture to copy paste fixture s duplicate fixture s with a wizard rename a fixture delete fixture s All actions can be canceled with the UNDO button To select a fixture click on it or click and draw a selection rectangle Then moving the selected fixture s becomes possible by holding the left button of the mouse To move a fixture to another universe just drag it to the corresponding tab and this will open the new universe When controlled by another sofware the 3D visualizer can receive the patch informations directly 2 modes are available Automatic mode will insert all fixtures from the controller patch and remove the current devices of the 3D visualizer that are not in
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15. Doing so will void your manufactures warranty Should your unit require service please contact your nearest American DJ dealer or American DJ Customer Service To prevent or reduce the risk of electrical shock or fire do not expose this unit to rain or moisture Do not remove the plug ground pin or connect to an ungrounded circuit This unit is not designed for use by persons under the age of 12 Use only under adult supervision Turn off the power if not using this unit for a long time Page 5 MyDMX V1 0 General Information Abbreviations The following abbreviations may be used throughout this manual CD Compact Disc DMX Digital Multiplex Mb Megabyte PC Personal Computer RA Return Authorization USB Universal Serial Bus XLR 3 pin Cannon X connector with Latch and Rubber guard Page 6 MyDMX V1 0 Introduction A Introduction myDMX Description MyDMX was developed to be the simplest PC based DMX lighting control solution available in the market today The myDMX software is capable of controlling any type of DMX512 device through a rugged DMX interface A USB port on the interface provides for PC connection using the included USB cable and a 3 pin DMX OUT connection for a standard 3 pin DMX cable The DMX OUT provides connection to DMX fixtures for playback operation The software includes a vivid user friendly display which can be managed by a DMX novice The software setup programming of sce
16. Drums x Objects library Look in Truss w gt 2 em Estruturas Q 30 Truss square 2m El Tube10 IE TriLite Truss tri 2m stand Z Truss tri angle 90 Tri35_200 Trusscircflat4m E Triso_200 Truss big2 tri 2m Trusscirctri m Truss flat with sling trussflat Truss round 90 with sling Tube4 lt z a J File name Trusscircsquar m Select O y Trusscircsquar m x The object will be inserted at the center of the stage You can move this object around the 3D stage using your mouse Furthermore using the object editing tools green arrow you can change the position orientation size color etc of any object selected from the list blue arrow These tools are explained in later sections of the manual Repeat these steps to add more objects User Mode The software has 2 modes User mode and Build mode The first one is for the visualization all features to modify the stage are disabled This chapter introduces all features dedicated to the visualization even if most of them are available from the Build mode as well Rendering Options Several options are available to customize your stage and the rendering All of then are in Options menu Ambient lighting It is possible to modify the intensity of Ambient lighting with the faders located on the Options toolbar View menu Options toolbar Fog density You can adjust the fog density o
17. IZARD window will appear Insert the installation CD in your computer and select Automatic Search if you do not have the installation CD go to the Support Downloads section in our website Click Continue Anyway when Windows asks you about verification After this Windows should tell you that your device is ready to be used Restart the software and check communication previous step 4 Double check interface drivers lf during the installation of the drivers when asked about Windows verification and compatibility you selected Stop installation instead of Continue anyway the drivers will not be installed correctly To check if the drivers were installed correctly you should go into Windows Control Panel System Hardware Device Manager You will see a list that includes all USB devices If the interface is connected and the drivers are installed correctly the name of the device will be Intelligent Usb Dmx Interface If on the contrary you read Unknown device with a yellow exclamation point next to it the drivers are not installed correctly To fix this Uninstall unknown device Disconnect USB interface wait a couple seconds and reconnect The Add New Hardware Wizard will appear just follow the instructions previous step Make sure you select Continue anyway when asked about Windows verification and compatibility 5 Test on a different computer If nothing seems to work please try testing on
18. MyDMX User Manual Revision 1 0 MyDMX V1 0 Table of Contents A A EAN a2 3 2 NS tala Ort ici oli 8 AE A A et RYN E ne eT VERE 10 o A 11 MS MIE Wii 14 A O ee oe ee a 15 Palo leia E E A EEEE E EEEN 17 Oe PAV DAOR coruna a O II cemee eater 19 9 Goor Manage sn E EE E a A 20 TOs Elects Manage esnan AAA AAN 21 ASIA la ania a a ecu aon ea ean ctieos 27 E A A O NN 35 131 CUDIE SNC de 40 Page 2 MyDMX V1 0 Support 1 General Information Thank You for Purchasing myDMX Thank you for your purchasing the American DJ myDMX PC control system Please read the instructions in this manual carefully and thoroughly before attempting to operate this unit These instructions contain important information regarding safety during use and maintenance Please fill out and return the enclose Warranty card to validate your purchase Customer Service American DJ provides a toll free customer support line to provide set up help and to answer any question should you encounter problems during your set up or initial operation You may also visit us on the web at www americandj com for any comments or suggestions All returned service items whether under warranty or not must be freight pre paid and accompany a Return Authorization RA number The RA number must be clearly written on the outside of the return package Items returned without a RA number clearly marked on the outside of the package will be refused and returned at customer s expense You ma
19. a set of truss elements in circle and that you would like to carry out the same layout at 4 meters away on the left side The Duplicate function enables you to reinsert the whole set of objects and to move them proportionally in order to get a similar layout Now you can select your first group of objects referred to as circle 1 and by a simple mouse click make the following Duplicate menu appear on the screen fou should specify an offset for new duplicated objects positions v oo goo z o0 a Page 34 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Objects List The list is located in the Objects tab of the Objects settings window All objects are listed and folders can be created to simply classify them The drag drop is used to move the objects within the list To add a new folder click on the New folder button from the toolbar The up and down arrow allow to expand or collapse the list To rename an object double click on it and then enter the new name It is also possible to select another layer for the objects by double clicking on the layer cell and selecting a layer from the list Note lt is possible to display or not each column of the list by clicking on the title bar with the right button Listing 4 GU A ta E Name la Vsble lt 5 12 Appendix This chapter introduces all the menus toolbars and shortcuts of the software The last trouble shooting section shows what to check do in case y
20. allation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing Continue AET Keep in mind that the software detects the USB interface when it launches This means that you must have the USB interface connected to your computer each time before launching the software Otherwise there will be no communication between the software and the interface Click Finish when The wizard has competed the driver installation Hardware Update Wizard Completing the Hardware Update Wizard The wizard has finished installing the software for Intelligent Usb Oms Interface OUT Elick Finish to close the wizard Page 10 MyDMX V1 0 Getting Started eee 3 Getting started Software Launch 1 Double click the myDMX desktop icon Note if you do not have an interface connected to the PC the Software will launch in Demo mode and you will not be able to control any fixtures If an interface is Connected thereafter the software will not recognize it If this happens you must close the myDMX Program connect the interface USB cable to the computer then re launch the software Fem _ DEMO mode When in DEMO mode bottom left corner display s DEMO icon There is no DMX output when the software is launched in this mode pogoogoooagi E elerii a siie mieli etree olen USB mode 1 SILOL C ver 1 13 SN T A When in USB mode bottom left corner display s USB icon and inter
21. atch List view Address Name Profile _ Shorteut F eT 33 001 008 accu scan 250 1 American DY Accu Scan 250 551 g du a gf 009 016 accu scan 250 2 American DJ Accu Scan 250 ss1 h HAR gf 017 024 accu scan 250 3 American DJ Accu Scan 250 ssl j a a o 438 025 032 accu scan 250 4 American DJ Accu Scan 250 55 k LO L These options include the following Channel Shortcut Keys to control channels directly with the computer mouse at any time by holding any key on your computer keyboard you can change them at any time by clicking on the corresponding Shortcut area for each channel Enable Channel Fade if not selected the fade time between 2 steps or scenes will not affect the corresponding channel very useful for Gobo channels for example where you want only the position to fade slowly but the gobos to change quickly Enable Stand Alone Dimmer if your interface has internal memory and 3 external buttons you can press and hold the 3rd button arrow along with either the or buttons to adjust the dimming level Invert Pan Tilt Swap Pan Tilt each of these options allow you to invert Pan Tilt control or swap Pan with Tilt ONLY when they are being controlled using the keyboard shortcuts and mouse described above Page 14 MyDMX V1 0 Scenes 6 Scenes With myDMX you can create dynamic scenes by storing multiple steps that each include individual fade and wait times Fade and wait times can be set between
22. d below If you use this method of adding fixtures be sure to drop each fixture onto available DMX channels Available DMX channels are white boxes with black numbers on them Setup Setup your fixtures r ScanLibrary E Patch L i A Grid view ATEN r LL OO JU 5 05 american dj A l ere m a e e e e y 64 led pro 7ch es E BT Apo ola accucolor 250_3ch 4 efg 11 12 139 14018 16 17 18 19 m 21 22 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 E de a as 4 ry ea ate ey g aoa 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 40 51 52 53 54 55 56 S7 58 59 00 61 62 63 64 y accu fog 1000 mog 2 E ise Ss Ml C ESA MICA Ke VASE fF sel NS Mec Bs VC Dec Pk A E Ne ec ak ar accu roller 250_8 h 65 PI 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 00 81 82 03 04 05 06 87 88 20 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 E E oo gg accurscan 250 baz bes eat Parkes li td loa estas eee oe eee ine baa ld ace stan ih i 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 118 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 12 og accu spot 250 139 130 131132 133 134 125 136 137 198 199 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 199 180 181 182 183 184 155 156 187 158 159 160 peg accu spot 250 2 0 ei eee 1 o EE EEE EEE ee og accu spat 575 181 162 163 184 185 186 167 169 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 193 194 195 186 187 199 199 190 191 192 og accu wash 250 tattered alta bebo bei a ri both tbe al E OE Py ne
23. e in real time using the 3d Visualiser Adapt the wave settings and choose if you wish to have all your fixtures synchronised or phased then click generate Page 25 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager Pan Tilt Effects As well as using the advanced effects tool to create Pan Tilt effects by creating waves you can create more specific moving effects with the Pan Tilt effects tool As with the other effect manager tools you ll need to click light beam on This sends a message to all the relevent shutter iris dimmer channels to show the light beam Effect Manager E Fx Options CEC Automatic Circle WA How many points do you wish PTA To slow speed up your effect change the interval time this changes the time it takes to get from one point to the next Remember to click generate before closing the effect manager Page 26 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer 11 3D Visualizer 3D stages are saved with the evs format and can be open saved indefinitely Stage dimensions inserted objects and fixtures are also saved in these files Options Auto save when quit It is also possible to import or export 3D stages to or from zipped files with the Import Export buttons of the Stage menu Saving a 3D stage including all required files X files BMP or JPG files for the textures and the re open it on anothe
24. en saved Those view can be called from the menu or with the 6 to 9 keyboard keys Auto rotation An auto rotation option is available from the Camera menu or the 0 keboard key ScreenShot Camera Front view Right view Left view Top wiem Rear view z Move 7 Auto rotation T i Screenshot p Movie recorder Delete Camera 1 Page 29 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Build Mode This chapter introduces the second mode of the software Build mode The screen is split and contains the 3D view the Objects settings window and the 2D views Stage Size amp Color Color and dimensions of stage width height and depth can be defined within this window available from the Stage menu or from the standard toolbar Color amp Textures First you must select the face or select all faces to make your stage unicolored To change colour remove x from the default checkbox then select the colour from the following window As for the color you must unselect the Default option to choose a texture for the walls Select the image BMP or JPG by clicking on the button You can also make your texture repeating horizontally and vertically by using the Texture repetition X and Y controls Units Stage settings Colors and Textures a y width z z l a 20 00 No walls Height No texture 6 00 LJ Depth Texture repetition s 14 00 ai oe Ue Urita Texture repetition 1
25. face serial number myDMX interface is connected and DMX signal should be present Page 11 MyDMX V1 0 Set Up eee 4 Fixture Profiles The myDMX software includes thousands of pre created fixture profiles from most brands available in the market today The fixture profiles include detailed channel information that allow for proper and precise control of your lighting fixtures Profiles are created using the Scan Library Editor program which is included with the myDMX software package American DJ will do its best to create and post new fixture profiles to the American DJ myDMX webpage on a regular basis However you may use the Scan Library Editor should you feel the need to edit an existing profile or create a new fixture profile not yet available Adding Lighting Fixtures Use the ScanLibrary menu on the upper left of the Set Up screen to select the fixture or fixtures that you wish to control ScanLibrary E E generic varied abstract gt ac lighting acdc acme active color systems o actor mate a advanced lighting sys i aeon light tl alkalite gt allda light na oe mm m A Ai Er Er Er Er En le i l l E cl 1 Locate the manufacture folder by using the scroll bar on the right and left click the plus sign next to the folder to access the available fixture profile list 2 Left click the fixture name once which should now be highlighted in blue 3 Select
26. hone cables and other general purpose two conductor audio or signal cables are not suitable for use with DMX512 Page 8 MyDMX V1 0 Installation USB Driver Installation 1 Insert the myDMX Software CD into a CD drive on PC 2 Locate the adj exe application on the CD and double click to begin installation Found New Hardware Wizard Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard This wizard helps you install sofware hor Intelligent Usb Dms Interface Firmware Download If your hardware came with an installation CD lt of floppy disk insert it now what do you want the wizard to do Install the software automatically Recommended Install from a list or specific location Advanced Click Next to continue Windows will find the driver and will tell you the device is not validated and will ask if you wish to continue Although Microsoft does not have a numerical registry for this driver there is no risk of incompatibility Click Continue Anyway Page 9 MyDMX V1 0 Installation Hardware Installation The sofware you are installing hor this hardware Inteligent Usb Orns Interface has not passed Windows Logo testing to verity its compatibility with Windows P Tell me why this testing is important Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabilize the correct operation of your system either immediately or in the future Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this inst
27. ically on the current scene The manual cursor is de activated LTP the channel is in Latest Takes Priority mode the level is that of the cursor The current scene Has no effect on the channel HTP the channel is in Highest Takes Priority mode Page 19 MyDMX V1 0 Color Manager 9 Color Manager The Color Manager tool is basically a color editor for RGB or CMY fixtures lt allows you to create either static or dynamic color sequences very easily Imagine you want to load a bitmap or simply write a text on your matrix of LEDs Color Manager will help you to make it in a few seconds To open Color Manager right click on a color mixing channel in the Editor screen Several functions are available Color manager Fimtures led 5 11 lad 5 17 lad 5 23 led 5 29 Basic tools led 6 lad 5 12 lad 5 18 lad 5 24 lad 5 30 lad 5 13 led 5 19 lad 5 25 lad 5 31 led 5 14 led 5 20 led 5 26 led 5 32 lad 5 15 lad 5 21 lad 5 27 lad 5 33 lad 5 10 lad 5 16 lad 5 22 led 5 28 lad 5 34 Tools BkiNaos2O 399 Group F Oe pj an CECI S Qi The basic tools are situated in the Tools area of the window You can find the main functions available in a bitmap designer and select a color for each fixture very quickly Each fixture is represented by a square on the left side There following tools are available Select pixel and Select area the first one
28. ign and or improvements upon its products Without any obligation to include these changes in any products manufactured thereafter No warranty whether expressed or implied is given or made with respect to any accessory supplied with products described above Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law all implied warranties made by American DJ in connection with this product including warranties of merchantability or fitness are limited in duration to the warranty period set forth above And no warranties whether expressed or implied including warranties of merchantability or fitness shall apply to this product after said period has expired The consumer s and or Dealer s sole remedy shall be such repair or replacement as is expressly provided above and under no circumstances shall American DJ be liable for any loss or damage direct or consequential arising out of the use of or inability to use this product This warranty is the only written warranty applicable to American DJ Products and supersedes all prior warranties and written descriptions of warranty terms and conditions heretofore published Page 4 MyDMX V1 0 General Information Safety The following safety information relates to the myDMX System Please read each item carefully to ensure you fully understand them To prevent the risk of electrical shock do not open this unit There are no user serviceable parts inside this unit Do not attempt any repairs yourself
29. ing one of the 4 arrows and adjust the scroll speed Clicking the T button allows you to change the font To change the text color and background select the color pallet Effect Manager HI leal Matris 30x30 a s fakakolo a O I OS 1 ll j i i i i re Fx ye 41 Layer Ch Type liz Layer 1 Tet Remember to click generate before closing the effect manager Page 24 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager Advanced Effects This tool allows you to have more control over the individual channels of your fixtures and is extremely usefull with moving heads and scanners as well as LED s To demonstrate the advanced effects section we will insert 8 generic moving head fixtures You will notice that when inserting the moving head fixture the effect manager interface adapts itself The new fixtures channels are displayed and the RGB matrix effects tab is replaced with a Pan Tilt effects tab Effect Manager ll Fx Options Fx i ee f po al fare 00 04 00 ele 00 00 00 A de Firstly you ll need to click light beam on This sends a message to all the relevant shutter iris dimmer channels to show the light beam Select the channel you wish to apply your effect to Here we have applied an effect to the dimmer channel Next choose a waveform from the dropdown box here we have chosen a sinus wave You can preview your scen
30. l rj Editing the color of a gradient In this example we have created a fade between blue and green Select the color you wish to edit M Automatic Color CARA NENA MAMADA ALELLA oe More Colors Page 22 MyDMX V1 0 Effects Manager Changing the length of a gradient Here we see an even gradient between blue and green You may wish for the gradient to be long at the beginning and then short To achieve this we can create a gradient step by double clicking on a particular part of the gradient A point will then appear You can drag this point along to change the gradient Double dicen the area to add anew gradient step Adding a color to a gradient You can use the points to add multiple colors to the gradient For example we may want the gradient to fade from blue to white and then from white to green This can be achieved by selecting the point and changing the color from the drop down box If you are unhappy with the points added simply select the point and click the delete button Remember to click generate before closing the effect manager Color Mixing The color mixing tool is the easiest way to create complex color effects Firstly switch the tool on and select an effect Click the preview button eye ball to see how your final effect will look Effect Manager x Options You can vary the size speed and direction of the effect as well
31. matically created when using the FX generator The functions found in the toolbar are as follows add a new step copy the selected step paste step delete the selected step Set Levels button Each scene includes a number of steps which will fade in sequentially Each step represents a cue on all the channels which fade time and wait time are associated with it For example if you wish to have your lights move in a triangle movement you will have to create 3 steps and Specify fade time for each step if you wish to create a static scene only one step is necessary Fixture Channel Fader Section Various methods can be used to set channel levels drag channel fader with the mouse if the channel has been assigned a keyboard shortcut press key and move the mouse if the channel has presets e g gobos colors right click on channel name to make a selection from a list set several channels simultaneously by pressing Set levels button in the Step section if the channel is a color mixing channel RGB or CMY right click to open the Color Manager window You can change the DMX levels of multiple channels simultaneously Left click a specific channel name press and hold the SHIFT key then move the channel fader of the Selected channel Fixtures of the same type channels will simultaneously change Hold the CTRL key pressed and select the channels left button of your mouse you wa
32. n your stage To do so you must go to the Light beam menu Options menu and select UP or DOWN You can also modify the density from the Options toolbar or using the keyboard shortcuts LEFT and RIGHT Rendering mode It is possible to switch between Normal and Powerful rendering mode The software starts automatically in Powerful mode if your graphic card is compatible However you can switch to the Normal mode if you think that it runs too slowly Mica i Goo Page 28 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Resolution It is possible to choose from 5 different levels of screen resolution for the 3D views This option allows to adapt the software to the performance of your graphic card If the rendering is too slow select a lower level of rendering Options Auto save when quit Video Sound y Buttons assignment Resolution b Minimum Rendering mode Low Shadows w Medium High Maximum Cameras Views It is possible to move the camera with the mouse see the buttons assignment from the Options menu if the Move option is selected from the Camera menu Differents views front left can be selected from the menu or from the toolbar They can also be selected with the 1 to 5 keyboard keys Personal views Up to 4 different views can be created in addition to the default ones using the Save option from the menu The current view position and orientation will be th
33. ndows ME XP or any up to date version 512Mb Memory 1280 x1024 screen resolution 1 5GHz clock frequency Page 7 MyDMX V1 0 Installation SZS EE OOOO O O I ee 2 Installation Unpacking Contents When first opening your myDMX packagae please ensure that all components are present The system Ships with the following components e myDMX USB to DMX interface e USB Cable e myDMX System Control Software CD e myDMX User Manual Upon unpacking carefully inspect your unit for any damage that may have occurred during shipping If damage has occurred do not plug the unit in Contact your American DJ dealer as soon as possible Do not discard packing carton in the trash Please recycle when ever possible Cabling Requirements The USB cable provides power to the myDMX interface and should be connected to a USB port on your C Figure 1 Computer ______ m MyDMX EDA gt Sieh ae gt a NOTINCLUDED B CABLE DMX DATA sos ae USB C Interface CABLE NOTINCLUDED ES NOTINCLUDED DMX Data cabling should meet the following USITT DMX512 specification requirements such as ACCU CABLE DMX cables e Low capacitance e Two twisted pairs e Foil or braid shielded e Suitable for use with ElA485 RS485 operation at 250k baud e Characteristic impedance 85 150 ohms nominally 120 ohms e 24 AWG min gauge for runs up to 1000 feet 800m e 22 AWG min gauge for runs up to 1640 feet 500m Microp
34. nes and scene playback is made simple by three easy to follow work tabs Scenes can be programmed renamed and arranged as desired MyDMX is also compatible with all midi controllers Fixture channels and scenes can be assigned and controlled through a midi controllers fader potenciometer or button This makes it possible to control your entire light show externally A 3D visualizer is included so you can set up your own truss configuration and light shows then view them during playback The 3D visualizer also gives you the ability to program offline so when you get to your gig you re ready to go This manual is Copyright O 2008 American DJ Supply All rights reserved No part of the manual included with this product can be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means for any purpose without prior written authorized permission Information contained in this manual is subject to change at any time and without notice Please contact American DJ Customer Service or visit www americandj com for the latest manual revisions Minimum System Requirements 32Mb RAM video card to use the 3D visualizer supporting Microsoft DirectX 9 0 Laptop or desktop computer with USB port Windows ME XP or any up to date version 256Mb Memory 800 x 600 screen resolution 800 Mhz clock frequency Best Performance System Requirements 128Mb RAM video card to use the 3D visualizer supporting Microsoft DirectX 9 0 Laptop or desktop computer with USB port Wi
35. nt to use Hold The left button pressed on the last selected channel and move your mouse to change the level Select a channel press and hold the SHIFT key and then select a second channel This will select all The channels between the first selected and the last one Page 16 MyDMX V1 0 Triggering A 7 Triggering Keyboard Triggering To trigger scenes using hot keys click the Trigger icon which will open the Trigger New Scene Screen Type the key that you wish to trigger the selected scene with in the Key box See below Ed l z Not possible to call this scene with Yes Cx SS NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons O he he M Midi Triggering The Midi trigger function is a powerful tool that allows for LIVE playback of scenes that you ve programmed and fixture channel control Any standard MIDI controller such as the unit pictured below can be connected to your computer and linked to trigger scenes in your myDMX software eo a o BS peroo AA iii j I H l d fi li PT AN EREI tale I T ifu aul TERE PELOTAS ue IN L E liti BUE 1 4 Eg 11 i ETE E T Ly F Hd LS ii HEIN Papa Eita jhe TE a ar ead bilidad TIA l TENT AT AN aye hora Whiti A aw ig pia SE aT i I I HIDE ELLEI TS i UTA JEL I peanti idii Be sure to connect your MIDI controller to your computer before launching the myDMX program s
36. o that it is recognized by the software Once you ve programmed your scenes its simple to assign MIDI controller faders potentiometers or buttons to externally trigger them In addition fixture channels can also be assigned and controlled externally via MIDI A Page 17 MyDMX V1 0 Triggering From the user screen MOBILE BEAT myDMX by AmericanDJ www americandj com File view _ User options rags Toos 2 El dl AE Jl a 20 VAART User Control your lights gt UD 001 Wait time Om00s04 OMODs04 25 31 32 33 19 21 27 23 O O O O O O O O Ee a L Tees di IEA A Di al sets e yt Bl i d Ji BE JEE nen K MOBILE BEAT myDM Left click on the Learn MIDI command Prompt Waiting of MIDI command Move turn or push a fader potentiometer or button on the midi controller that you want your relevant scene or fixture channel assigned to The Waiting of MIDI command prompt will disappear which confirms that the scene or fixture channel was successfully assigned To play the assigned scene or move the assigned fixture channel from your midi controller simply trigger the relevant fader potentiometer or button on the controller Page 18 MyDMX V1 0 User 8 Playback To playback scenes that you ve created you must be in the User screen Left click the User tab gt how my0MX by Ame
37. ou experience a problem with the software Menus summary Create a new 3D stage Open a 3D stage BSE aos Save the 3D stage Save the 3D stage with another name Import a 3D stage Export a 3D stage Print Import Export Print Prink preview e J Fe a Print preview Print setup Print properties E Open the Construction mode ss Open the User mode Open the Stage settings window Stage settings Open the Simple objects editor L Simple objects editor Add fixtures Sree i Add Fixturets Exit the software E j CAE Page 35 MyDMX V1 0 Camera Camera o Front view Right view Left view Top view Rear view Pw Move Auto rotation Ga ScreenShot site Movie recorder e FE Delete Camera 1 View F Always on top E Hide row Hide column Standard toolbar Camera toolbar Options toolbar oom toolbar Mouse toolbar Language Language Eal English ia French TI Italiano E German ral Espanol Finnish Le Japanese a Danish ES Greek Korean Ga si ES Hungarian x About Help mm Russian Dutch F Svenska E Portugu s j Thai Page 36 Front view Right view Left view Top view Rear view Move the camera Auto rotation Create a screenshot Open the Movie recorder window Save the current position of the camera
38. r computer which does not contain the same objects Sy SE Import Pa Export The following section describes how to create your first stage introducing you to the basics of our 3D visualizer It will also include a description of the files used to save different projects Your First Stage From the Stage menu select Stage settings A window will open where you can adjust the size and color texture for each of the walls on your stage Notice the options available to select individual walls show or hide walls repeat textures in both the X and Y axis and change units between metric and English Stage settings Colors and Textures iam width Mo walls z Height C Ho texture Pos r E A Laj E Depth Texture repetition ps 44 00 J A A ywo y Texture repetition Pr J de e Y l From the Stage menu select Build mode This will split your 3D visualizer window into 4 sections 3D rendering 2D top view 2D front view and Object Fixture Settings You can control the size and content of these sections even hide them Settings SB iu amp Listing d a i ge Visible 39 Drapes Page 27 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer From the Object Settings section click on the Add object button grey cube next to the red arrow in the picture above to insert an object from our libraries i e Music Instrument
39. rican DJ www americand corn Control your lights ag 00 O01 001 Wait tiens DOOs HA miii CN ME MN 734 ti a aa a S AA ae ee A EN F b a 5 La Maii r Mies am vug po Fas Geha Eka a P ee Te i S i Lik Gobo Fook nm j So i 4 r e al iF paren AAA r ee Joan a o ji F o TS s j ry She f 7 1 HLE d A i ip r UA i z L s j 4 Co 0 E oa E oe 0 E i A 1 0 a Es E oe TE El c El ee ee eB 3 n e Ps sE 3 3 4 a El i a i 1 l i B i DEEN i F ud ak i E i L i P E T p r i mas Ls eo a E y F id i qn wey S we S ow a e 1 Button area Each button represents a scene which can be activated with the mouse If the button is pressed then the scene is activated Each button is also used to visualize the number of loops and various triggers 2 Previous Next and PLAY CYCLE functions By clicking here you can trigger the previous or next scene in accordance with the order made into the editor You can also activate Cycle mode which enables you to automatically go from a scene to the next one Of course this mode can only apply on go automatically to next scene scenes 3 AUTO LTP HTP functions By clicking here you may manually control the different channels 3 modes can be used AUTO the channel works automat
40. ront view 2 Right view 3 Left view 4 Top view 5 Rear view 6 Camera 1 personal 7 Camera 2 personal 8 Camera 3 personal 9 Camera 4 personal Move camera ar ar Esc Quit the software Delete Delete selected fixtures or objects Ctrl N Create a new 3D stage Ctrl O Open an existing 3D stage Ctrl Z Undo Ctrl Y Redo Buttons assignment Objects selection Left button Objects moving Z axis Wheel button camera moving Right butikon Camera rotation Left button Zoe Mowe wheel Ambient lighting Lo Down arnis Light beam LeftiRight anos Rendering mode FZ Shadows F3 Objects moring horizontal Left Right anroves Objects moving werbicaly Up Down arros Objects moving on specfed axis X Objects moving on peched axis Y Objects moving on specified axis Z Help Here is a list of first things to checked in case you experience problems with the 3D visualizer Please check that Microsoft DirectX 9b or any up to date version is installed on the computer Make sure that graphic cards drivers are correctly installed Under Windows XP please check that the hardware acceleration is at full in the Troubleshoot tab of the graphic card advanced properties window If DirectX is correctly installed enter DXDIAG in the Run section of the Start menu In the Dispaly tab please check that the following features are enabled DirectDraw acceleration and Direct3D acceleration Page 38 MyDMX V1 0 Trouble
41. shooting 13 Troubleshooting Software and or interface do not work 1 Check the USB interface Connect the interface to the computer You should see 3 LEDs turn on green yellow and red Green should be blinking slowly Yellow should be completely on Red should be blinking fast If non of the LEDs are on check the back of the interface there is a small switch that turns power ON OFF If only the yellow LED is on then your interface is broken please contact your retailer to have it replaced 2 Check software interface communication Connect the interface to the computer BEFORE you start the software After you open the software the green LED should start blinking fast If you go to the menu then About a popup window will appear with our logo in it You should be able to read software name and a release date for the software If there is good communication between the software and the interface you should see a description of your interface inside this box as well If the green LED is not blinking fast or you do not see the red letter description there is no communication between the software and the interface You probably did not install the drivers correctly 3 Check the interface drivers If you are using Windows XP reconnect your interface to any USB port a different one if possible Windows will tell you whether the hardware found is new or already installed in your computer If it is new the NEW HARDWARE W
42. the fixtures by double clicking on the layer cell and selecting a layer from the list The list shows information that can not be modified like the name of the profile or the DMX address and some options that can be modified like the beam color the frost effect and gives the possibility to invert PAN TILT channels The 4 last columns are Gel color can be modified by clicking on the color The frost effect a frost effect is available for every fixture Invert Pan Invert Tilt Listing 30 Gs Lg objects Y Fixtures E Name PA BiG o 10 Address 7 EN Libra 53 Layer Pan speed Titspeed MOT ACCU SPOT 575 accu spot 575 1 lt 1 16 gt DMX univer ACCU SP 02500 es oi Gee LIO OG y accu sPOT 575 2 lt 17 32 gt DM unive ACCU SP 02500 HE 0150 Ge OOo Bpaccu spot 575 3 33 48 gt DMX unive ACCU SP 02500 Hees cisco S SOCO 4 Bpaccu spot 575 4 49 645 DMX unive ACCU SP 02500 88 01500 eee JO ODO accu spor 575 5 lt 65 B0 gt DMX unive ACCU SP 0200 BEN cisco COO oO E B accu spor 575 6 lt 81 96 gt DM unive ACCU SP ozs00 0500 ee G OG 8 accu spor 575 7 297 1125 DMK univ ACCU SP oz00 HN 01 00 SSO OOo Mo accu spoT 575 8 113 128 gt DM uni ACCU SP 02000 ER 0100 feed OOO Duplicate objects By resorting to the Duplicate function you can edit in and quickly position one or several objects For example imagine that you have designed
43. up using the multi selection mode There are six different settings available three movements on the X Y Z axis width height and depth of the stage and also three rotating movements around these very axes Thus objects can be positioned as they actually are on your stage You must open the Location tab to do so and select objects and fixtures from the list see below The last tab allows to simply setup the positions of the fixtures in line circle rectangle Settings Sis amp Settings Bis aie r Circle 6 Square gt E Rectangle 4 O Matrix Changing size and colour of objects We must go to the Size and Color tabs to change these settings It is possible to modify the transparency of a 3D objects this can be very useful to create a window Settings Bis amp Settings Sis amp Transparency E E Default Height 2 00 Textures Depth 038 100 0 Page 33 MyDMX V1 0 3D Visualizer Fixtures List The list is located in the Objects tab of the Objects settings window All fixtures are listed and folders can be created to simply classify them The drag amp drop is used to move the fixtures within the list To add a new folder click on the New folder button from the toolbar The up and down arrow allow to expand or collapse the list To rename a fixture double click on it and then enter the new name lt is also possible to select another layer for
44. y obtain a RA number by contacting customer service A brief description of the problem as well as the RA number must be written down on a piece of paper and included in the shipping container If the unit is under warranty you must also provide a copy of your proof of purchase invoice Customer Service hours are Monday through Friday 8 00 a m 5 00 p m Pacific Standard Time Toll Free 800 322 6337 Phone 323 582 2650 Fax 323 725 6100 Information info americandj com Sales sales americandj com Support support americand com Forum forums americandj com eve Page 3 MyDMX V1 0 Support 1 Year Limited Warranty American DJ hereby warrants to the original purchaser American DJ products to be free of manufacturing defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 Year 865 days on all internal parts components and labor from the date of purchase This warranty shall be valid only if the product is purchased within the United States of America including possessions and territories It is the owner s responsibility to establish the date and place of purchase by acceptable evidence at the time service is sought For warranty service send the product only to the American DJ factory All shipping charges must be prepaid If the requested repairs or service including parts replacement are within the terms of this warranty American DJ will pay return shipping charges only to a designated point within the United States
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