Blades (DDF-Syntax) DMXC3 - Revision history

Skistner at 14:09, 2 March 2025

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 * Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value | Caption | lower}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value | DMX channel | 5}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value || +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value | DMX channel | 6}}.
 * Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value | Caption | left}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value | DMX channel | 7}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value || +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value | DMX channel | 8}}.
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 | Indexing of the entire shutter blade module

Skistner at 11:33, 2 March 2025

2025-03-02T11:33:01Z

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	{{~~Chaptertitle~~\|Version=~~DMXControl~~ 3.2.0}}		{{Manual Header
			\| Type = DMXC3 DDFs
	~~{{DMXC3_Manual-Navigation_DDF~~		\| Version = 3.3.0
	\|~~backLink~~ = Beam (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3		\| LinkBackwards = Beam (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3
	\|~~backText~~ = Light beam		\| TextBackwards = Light beam
	\|~~forwardLink~~ = Effectwheel (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3		\| LinkForwards = Effectwheel (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3
	\|~~forwardText~~ = Effect wheel		\| TextForwards = Effect wheel
	}}		}}


	Shutter blades are superficially comparable to an iris because both systems sharply define the light beam. However, unlike the iris, shutter blades are mechanically much more complex and require up to eight individually controllable actuators to remotely control the numerous individual blades typically installed in the shutter blade module via DMX. With the help of a shutter blade module, the light beam can be shaped into a precise illumination of objects and scenes, for example, in the form of a triangle or rectangle, such as in theatre productions. For graphical control, the GUI provides a corresponding {{Manual Windowcaption\|[[Control Panel_DMXC3\|Control Panel]]}}.		Shutter blades are superficially comparable to an iris because both systems sharply define the light beam. However, unlike the iris, shutter blades are mechanically much more complex and require up to eight individually controllable actuators to remotely control the numerous individual blades typically installed in the shutter blade module via DMX. With the help of a shutter blade module, the light beam can be shaped into a precise illumination of objects and scenes, for example, in the form of a triangle or rectangle, such as in theatre productions. For graphical control, the GUI provides a corresponding {{Manual Windowcaption\|[[Control Panel_DMXC3\|Control Panel]]}}.

	{{DMXC3 Manual-Tableheader DDF-Code examples \| de }}		{{DMXC3 Manual-Tableheader DDF-Code examples \| en }}
	\| Blades are retracted via one DMX channel, and the second channel determines the angle		\| Blades are retracted via one DMX channel, and the second channel determines the angle
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">

Unknown user at 14:36, 10 February 2024

2024-02-10T14:36:30Z

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	{{DMXC3_Manual-Navigation_DDF		{{DMXC3_Manual-Navigation_DDF
	\|backLink = ~~Beam_~~(DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3		\|backLink = Beam (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3
	\|backText = Light ~~Beam~~		\|backText = Light beam
	\|forwardLink = ~~Effectwheel_~~(DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3		\|forwardLink = Effectwheel (DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3
	\|forwardText = Effect ~~Wheel~~		\|forwardText = Effect wheel
	}}		}}

	Shutter blades are superficially comparable to an iris because both systems sharply define the light beam. However, unlike the iris, shutter blades are mechanically much more complex and require up to eight individually controllable actuators to remotely control the numerous individual blades typically installed in the shutter blade module via DMX. With the help of a shutter blade module, the light beam can be shaped into a precise illumination of objects and scenes, for example, in the form of a triangle or rectangle, such as in theater productions. For graphical control, the GUI provides a corresponding {{Manual_Windowcaption\|[[Control_Panel_DMXC3\|Control Panel]]}}.

	{\| ~~class="wikitable toptextcells"~~		Shutter blades are superficially comparable to an iris because both systems sharply define the light beam. However, unlike the iris, shutter blades are mechanically much more complex and require up to eight individually controllable actuators to remotely control the numerous individual blades typically installed in the shutter blade module via DMX. With the help of a shutter blade module, the light beam can be shaped into a precise illumination of objects and scenes, for example, in the form of a triangle or rectangle, such as in theatre productions. For graphical control, the GUI provides a corresponding {{Manual Windowcaption\|[[Control Panel_DMXC3\|Control Panel]]}}.
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	~~! Variant !!~~ Code		{{DMXC3 Manual-Tableheader DDF-Code examples \| de }}
	\|-		\| Blades are retracted via one DMX channel, and the second channel determines the angle
	~~\| style="width: 200px"~~ \| Blades are retracted via one DMX channel, and the second channel determines the angle		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	~~\| style="width: 1000px"~~ \| <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
	<blades>		<blades>
	<bladetop dmxchannel="0" />		<bladetop dmxchannel="0" />
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	</blades>		</blades>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Shutter blade module from DMX channel 1:		Shutter blade module from DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 1}}:
	* Depth of retraction of the ''upper'' blade via DMX channel 1 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 2.		* Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value \| Caption \| upper}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 1}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value \|\| +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 2}}.
	* Depth of retraction of the ''right'' blade via DMX channel 3 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 4.		* Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value \| Caption \| right}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 3}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value \|\| +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 4}}.
	* Depth of retraction of the ''lower'' blade via DMX channel 5 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 6.		* Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value \| Caption \| lower}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 5}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value \|\| +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 6}}.
	* Depth of retraction of the ''left'' blade via DMX channel 6 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 7.		* Depth of retraction of the {{Manual Value \| Caption \| left}} blade via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 7}} and inclination in a range of {{Manual Value \|\| +/-30°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 8}}.
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	\| Indexing of the entire shutter blade module		\| Indexing of the entire shutter blade module
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	</blades>		</blades>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	Rotation (indexing) of the entire shutter blade module in a range of +/-45° via DMX channel 1.		Rotation (indexing) of the entire shutter blade module in a range of {{Manual Value \|\| +/-45°}} via DMX channel {{Manual Value \| DMX channel \| 1}}.
	\|}		\|}

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	[[Category: DDF DMXControl 3]]		[[Category: DDF DMXControl 3]]

Unknown user at 23:04, 6 February 2024

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	\|forwardLink = Effectwheel_(DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3		\|forwardLink = Effectwheel_(DDF-Syntax)_DMXC3
	\|~~forwarText~~ = Effect Wheel		\|forwardText = Effect Wheel
	}}		}}

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|forwarText = Effect Wheel
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Shutter blades are superficially comparable to an iris because both systems sharply define the light beam. However, unlike the iris, shutter blades are mechanically much more complex and require up to eight individually controllable actuators to remotely control the numerous individual blades typically installed in the shutter blade module via DMX. With the help of a shutter blade module, the light beam can be shaped into a precise illumination of objects and scenes, for example, in the form of a triangle or rectangle, such as in theater productions. For graphical control, the GUI provides a corresponding {{Manual_Windowcaption|[[Control_Panel_DMXC3|Control Panel]]}}.

{| class="wikitable toptextcells"
|-
! Variant !! Code
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| style="width: 200px" | Blades are retracted via one DMX channel, and the second channel determines the angle
| style="width: 1000px" | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<blades>
<bladetop dmxchannel="0" />
<bladetopangle dmxchannel="1" pointofrotation="center">
<range range="60" mindmx="0" maxdmx="255" />
</bladetopangle>
<bladeright dmxchannel="2"/>
<bladerightangle dmxchannel="3" pointofrotation="center" >
<range range="60" mindmx="0" maxdmx="255" />
</bladerightangle>
<bladebottom dmxchannel="4" />
<bladebottomangle dmxchannel="5" pointofrotation="center">
<range range="60" mindmx="255" maxdmx="0" />
</bladebottomangle>
<bladeleft dmxchannel="6"/>
<bladeleftangle dmxchannel="7" pointofrotation="center" >
<range range="60" mindmx="255" maxdmx="0" />
</bladeleftangle>
</blades>
</syntaxhighlight>
Shutter blade module from DMX channel 1:
* Depth of retraction of the ''upper'' blade via DMX channel 1 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 2.
* Depth of retraction of the ''right'' blade via DMX channel 3 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 4.
* Depth of retraction of the ''lower'' blade via DMX channel 5 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 6.
* Depth of retraction of the ''left'' blade via DMX channel 6 and inclination in a range of +/-30° via DMX channel 7.
|-
| Indexing of the entire shutter blade module
| <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<blades>
<bladeindex dmxchannel="0">
<range range="90" mindmx="0" maxdmx="255" />
</bladeindex>
</blades>
</syntaxhighlight>
Rotation (indexing) of the entire shutter blade module in a range of +/-45° via DMX channel 1.
|}

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