Okay,
That's good.
Another one without a locking nut.
These are all different
That's 'cause they're new
New technology. Use of intelligent lights as follow spots.
There we go
So I'm putting controllers on these moving lights. These are
PRG Best Boys which are very good, very intelligent lights
and there's a later edition to them with these controllers
where you've got a handle at the back, and a handle at the front.
And the handle at the front has a controller
that just requires a power supply
and data connection which then goes into an
RJ45 connector in the light
and communicates, I think it's standard
ethernet it goes into.
in the.... yes, internal Ethernet connector
and it lets it be used as a
semi-automatic follow spot
So the power goes in here,
the data goes in,
and this is a later addition, it's a loom that just gets stuck inside these.
And then technically speaking, if that's all powered up,
I should be able to power this up and
and that, uh, remote console
will then activate
as it has,
giving manual control over
various features in the light, but not control
over everything.
That's working, that's working...
that's working,
uh, that's working,
and the slider
It says no DMX at the moment,
because it's initializing,
that's it unlocking. And it's going through a self-test
up here.
And once it's fully initialized, the LCD
will show any error codes
and it will show any encoders
that have, uh, worked
or not worked, and
if it comes out all clean it will say
"OK". And,
we'll be set to go.
Communication has now occurred with the remote controller.
It's almost there,
it's going through its last checks.
Green means the encoder's passed,
yellow means it's under test, and that
means it's okay! So that's, uh,
That's all good, yep. So I'm not going to flash them up at the moment
'cos they're not fully addressed, but I will
put the address into this one in fact.
It's a provisional address,
until they finally get some other aspects sorted out.
Uh, so let's see.
That's the, uh,
421.
4, 2, 1, oh
That's not right.
Address:
4... oh these
touch pads are
4, 2... agh!
They are SO inaccurate!
In terms of where you touch them.
4, 2,
Nope!
4, 2,
1,
Enter. Ugh!
Haha! Try again
It's like, 4, 2,
They really need their touch screens calibrated.
Enter. Oh, it's done 9 again!
Oh, they're right.
They said some of these are just way off.
Yay!!