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Hi @Worcester RGSTech, I've sent you an email that may help. Kind regards

Our Solution has decided that it is not going to start beyond showing 'Loading, please wait...' following changing the CR2032 coin cell battery. Any ideas on the forum? Thank you.Simon IMG_2693.MOV

Has anyone got any experience with the Pknight Art-Net ecosystem? Their CR011R and CR021R prices seem too good to be true when comparing to similar devices listed on stage depot or Thomann. Their website feels like their products are technically sound and both devices seem to be opto-isolated which feels like a good sign. https://www.pknightpro.com/products/pknight-bi-directional-artnet-controller-cr011r https://www.pknightpro.com/products/pknight-artnet2-cr021 There is a comment in a review about it being incompatible with the FLX S24. Although I'm not planning on using it to convert DMX to Art-Net and (as the comment is of limited detail) I suspect is user error here seemed a reasonable place to see whether anyone has any experience using one. My own use will be to fire DMX signals from QLAB

Hi @DALX, Yes, Brian has already kindly sent the manual, but for future reference you can find it on the ZerOS Software page inside the Fixture Tools 2.6 ZIP download as a PDF. Here is a direct download link to that ZIP file. Fixture Tools is the general package that Zero 88 released, whereas Fixture Type Editor is an individual application within that package used to create/edit .ift files and export to .ift or .uft formats. Fixture Tools also includes the Common Fixture Manager application for the original Frog Range. Hope this helps!

Thanks Brian, thats what I was looking for.

Found this a while back, can't remember where. It only mentions the legacy desks but that's when this software dates back to. Fixture Editor User Guide_260902_181930.pdf

Is there a manual for Fixture Tools please ? Is Fixture Tools a rename of Fixture Type Editor ? I want to add gobo selection and images to a moving head spot thanks.

Hi @alg, ZerOS 8.0.0 contained minor bugs that could crash consoles, but this has been resolved with ZerOS 8.0.1 and user feedback has been generally positive about this bugfix from what I've seen. The CRDOWNLOAD file you see is a general file that is put in place for a file that is currently being downloaded or paused and hasn't finished downloading. This is normal to see while a file is downloading. You can try downloading Phantom ZerOS 8.0.1 again here from the ZerOS Software page. I hope this helps.

I have just discovered that there is a new Zeros 8.0.1 update. There seemed to be a number of generally negative comments about this. What is the position on this new version? Is it worth it. I have tried to run the Phantom version to test it but it only seems to download a file version CRDOWLOAD File, Microsoft wont open this. Any suggestions?

Replaced the 3 incorrect caps. Tested ok. Earth leakage now <1mA as expected.

Information for users (if anyone still cares!). I recently purchased (2nd hand) two Chilli Jr dimmers for an install at a local voluntary art space. As is my usual approach, I always inspect, refurbish and electrically test equipment before I deploy it. On one of the Chilli Jr dimmers I purchased I observed an unusually high earth leakage current compared to the other Chilli Jr dimmer, when testing with my Megger PAT tester. Around 5mA compared to the <1mA observed on the other (#2) Chilli Jr dimmer. I've tracked this down to the fitting of incorrect EMI capacitors at some locations on the phase trigger PCB. There is no evidence of any rework or repair on this board, so this looks like a factory pick/assembly error. These capacitors are used (correctly) elsewhere on the same PCB. The phase trigger board takes the three mains phases (or three copies of single phase mains) and derives the zero-crossing trigger signals for the triacs. For EMI purposes, there are X2 and Y2 capacitors employed across the line, neutral and earth supply terminals. - X2 capacitors are used line-neutral and fail short to trigger over-current protective devices. - Y2 capacitors are used line-earth and neutral-earth and fail open circuit to avoid creating a shock hazard on the metal casing (since these dimmers are Class 1 devices). I've found X2 class capacitors fitted where Y2 class capacitors should be fitted in one of the Chilli Jr dimmers. Photos show 0.1uF (100nF) X2 EMI capacitors fitted where 0.01uF (10nF) Y2 EMI capacitors should be fitted. As can be seen in the following photos, the X2 capacitors are grey, the Y2 capacitors are blue. Incorrect X2 (grey) caps fitted N-E on all three phases. Correct Y2 (blue) caps fitted L-E on all three phases. Correct X2 (grey) caps fitted L-N on phases 2 and 3 (phase 1 has transformer isolation). This is confirmed by observing in the Chilli Jr dimmer #2 the correct components fitted in these locations - blue Y2 caps. Correct Y2 (blue) caps are used correctly N-E and L-E. Correct X2 (grey) caps are fitted L-N on phases 2 and 3. On Chilli Jr #1 I'm replacing the three incorrect X2 N-E caps with TDK Y2 caps of the correct value (10nF) and lead pitch (15mm). Users beware.