Operation; Control Panel Operation; Menu Map; Configuration (Dmx) - Chauvet DJ Scorpion Dual RGB Manual Del Usuario

Operation

4. Operation
This product is not designed for continual use. Make sure there are regular breaks during operation to
maximize the life of the lasers. Always disconnect the Scorpion Dual RGB from power when not in use.

Control Panel Operation

To access the control panel functions, use the four buttons located underneath the display. Please refer to
the Product Overview to see the button locations on the control panel.
Button Function
<MENU> Exits from the current menu or function
<UP> Navigates upwards through the menu list or increases a selected numeric value
<DOWN> Navigates downwards through the menu list or decreases a selected numeric value
<ENTER> Enables the currently displayed menu or sets a selected value into the selected function

Menu Map

Mode
DMX Mode
Slave Mode
Remote Control
Test Mode
Auto Mode/Sound Mode
Sensitivity

Configuration (DMX)

The Scorpion Dual RGB works with a DMX controller. Information about DMX is in the CHAUVET DMX
Primer, which is available from the Chauvet website
DMX_Primer_rev05_WO.pdf.

Starting Address

When selecting a starting DMX address, always consider the number of DMX channels the selected DMX
mode uses. If the starting address is set too high, access to some of the product's channels could be
restricted.
The Scorpion Dual RGB uses 10 DMX channels, which defines the highest configurable address to 503.
For information about the DMX protocol, download the DMX Primer from www.chauvetdj.com.
To select the starting address, do the following:
1. Press <MENU> repeatedly until 001–503 shows on the display.
2. Use <UP> or <DOWN> to increase or decrease the starting address.
3. Press <ENTER>.
Scorpion Dual RGB User Manual Rev. 3
Programming Levels
001–503
SLA
rEN
tSt
Aut
Au1–6
Sou
So1–6
S 0–9
http://www.chauvetlighting.com/downloads/
Description
Selects DMX starting address
Slave mode
Wireless remote control
Test pattern
Automatic programs
Sound-active programs
Sound sensitivity
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