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In this lesson, we explain the so-called input assignment. This allows external signals such as DMX-in for control of DMXControl 3. | In this lesson, we explain the so-called input assignment. This allows external signals such as DMX-in for control of DMXControl 3. | ||
= Lesson 22: Input Assignment | == Lesson 22: Input Assignment == | ||
By means of '''Input Assignment''' external signals such as DMX-in can be used for control of DMXControl 3. This function is similar to the DMX In / MIDI remote control of DMXControl 2. | By means of '''Input Assignment''' external signals such as DMX-in can be used for control of DMXControl 3. This function is similar to the DMX In / MIDI remote control of DMXControl 2. | ||
You find this tool here: | You find this tool here: '''Settings -> Application Settings -> Input Assignment''' | ||
Settings -> Application Settings -> Input Assignment | |||
You can simply drag and drop the available inputs on the left side to the logical channels and control structures on the right side. | You can simply drag and drop the available inputs on the left side to the logical channels and control structures on the right side. | ||
{{Picture_with_subtitle |DMXC3L21_InputAssignment.JPG|1|Input Assignment Window|center|600px}} | {{Picture_with_subtitle |DMXC3L21_InputAssignment.JPG|1|Input Assignment Window|center|600px}} | ||
In the above example, the two front lights (white lights - generic dimmer) were associated with DMX-IN channel 1 and 2, so you can use an external board to control this dimmer channels. For another example shown above, the manual beat was associated with the first cuelist. | In the above example, the two front lights (white lights - generic dimmer) were associated with DMX-IN channel 1 and 2, so you can use an external board to control this dimmer channels. For another example shown above, the manual beat was associated with the first cuelist. | ||
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==Exercise== | ==Exercise== | ||
1) Perform the above example with your own project (assignment of the first two channels of DMX-In) | |||
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Overview
In this lesson, we explain the so-called input assignment. This allows external signals such as DMX-in for control of DMXControl 3.
Lesson 22: Input Assignment
By means of Input Assignment external signals such as DMX-in can be used for control of DMXControl 3. This function is similar to the DMX In / MIDI remote control of DMXControl 2.
You find this tool here: Settings -> Application Settings -> Input Assignment
You can simply drag and drop the available inputs on the left side to the logical channels and control structures on the right side.
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| Picture 1: Input Assignment Window |
In the above example, the two front lights (white lights - generic dimmer) were associated with DMX-IN channel 1 and 2, so you can use an external board to control this dimmer channels. For another example shown above, the manual beat was associated with the first cuelist.
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In the beta version, there is no MIDI support. |
Exercise
1) Perform the above example with your own project (assignment of the first two channels of DMX-In)
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