Kirkup_xp
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Hi Ferg
Do you get a notification about the NVR tests when you restart the desk?
Can you let me know the BIOS version reported in Desk Information (SETUP/FILES)
We should be able to work out from there what is going on.
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Hi Aniaki
To do this, you'll need to set your preset faders into HTP mode. You can do this in SETUP / DESK SETUP / BEHAVIOUR and select Preset Mix Mode as HTP. Once set to HTP, the preset faders won't go into the programmer and you'll be able to solo them and the submasters together.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Hi Aniaki,
The procedure you have described is the correct method, to change the DMX address of fader number 1, so that that fader controls DMX channel 3.
If you wanted to assign DMX channel 1 (your fresnel) onto fader number 3, then you should do:
Setup
Patch
Edit Fixture
Click on Patch
Press flash button "3" (the fader you want to assign)
click in "DMX" column
and change 1/3 to 1/1
I hope this helps - please let me know if you need any more help.
Peter
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Hi Ronnie
Do you have a copy of your show file?
Does this happen if you start with a blank show file?
What options do you have enabled in the Program Window?
We're unable to recreate this here at the moment.
Peter
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Hi Visironer,
That is correct - you cannot use the macros from the fixture library on any Jester series' desk. These macros do get used on ZerOS desks.
I hope this helps,
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Hi Ronnie
Can you try version 7.2?
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Aside from a cosmetic and marketing redesign, no, the Solution series is internally identical to a Leap Frog 48 and 96.
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Hi Pat,
We have no plans of offering an iPhone app for the Jester TLXtra or any of the Jester range - these products do not feature Ethernet capabilities so adding an app would involve a complete redesign of the product.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Zero 88 are pleased to announce the launch of ZerOS version 7.2 software for Leap Frog 48, Leap Frog 96, Frog 2 and ORB series. This is also the first release to support the new Solution seriesThe following are now available from our support centre:
- New desk software (ZerOS 7.2)
- Offline editor software (Phantom ZerOS 7.2)
Version 7.2 includes number of bug fixes from version 7.1 and we would urge all users to upgrade.
A full list of bug fixes are available in the Release notes.
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Launched at PLASA 2011 was Zero 88’s new range of multipurpose lighting control consoles, the Solution and Solution XL.
Running the powerful new ZerOS 7 operating software, the Solution Series offers comprehensive hands on control of conventional generic channels, submaster and cue stack playback and moving light controls, all laid out in an easy to use, familiar fashion. The consoles feature four DMX universes, USB storage, external touch screen support, multiple onboard LCD displays and multifunctional keys (MFKs).
Whether you require a solution for simple shows or major professional productions, the Solution Series is flexible and configurable to provide the controls you need when you need them. Designed to be easy to understand, yet adaptable enough to cope with even the largest lighting systems, the Solution Series make controlling your entire system as easy as turning on your house lights.
Simple:
Solution Series provide a simple, clear progression from basic two preset generic control through to moving light and LED control. Hands on control with submasters and channel faders combine with a powerful theatre stack to facilitate any type of show.
• Channel faders for hands on control
• LCDs for clear easy to read information display
• Wizard driven patching to guide you through the process
• Full online help
Flexible:
The flexible front panel with cue stack, submasters and live controls allow the Solution Series to be adapted to multipurpose venues where the requirements change daily. From simple moving light patching to powerful offset effects, the Solution Series has been designed with flexibility at its core.
• Advanced fixture library with over 2600 fixtures
• Remote applications for wireless control
• Rate control, tap tempo and sound to light chases
• Move on Dark for cue lists
Professional:
Featuring ZerOS 7 software, the Solution Series offer powerful adjustment of complex effects, a tracking cue stack and adjustable user preferences to enable full professional programming options. Advanced palette references, tracking updates and remote tracking backup options mean you can rely on the Solution Series to grow as your requirements do.
• Support for all major visualisation packages
• Ethernet output of DMX
• Fully enabled Remote Device Management (RDM)
With the power of ZerOS 7 and a new modern package the Solution Series is the perfect control solution for corporate, live and theatre events.
To view more information about the Solution Series, check out the main website.
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Hi Jo
This version has now been discontinued by LightConverse, so we are unable to sell it any longer.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Hi Piero
Do you have a router or just a crossover cable between your desk and the WYSIWYG machine?
If you use 'dmxshow.exe' in the WYSIWYG\bin\ folder, does that work?
I hope we can help you resolve this - sorry for the delay in response.
Peter
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Hi Sven
You can't access the MFKs on the iPad remote at the moment, only on the iPhone/Android/Windows Mobile remotes - unfrotunately the iPad remote is designed as a remote monitor tool, not as a remote control tool.
We may add this in future, but right now, this is not possible.
Kind Regards,
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Zero 88 are pleased to announce the launch of ZerOS version 7.1 software for Leap Frog 48, Leap Frog 96, Frog 2 and ORB series. The following are now available from our support centre:
- New desk software (ZerOS 7.1)
- Offline editor software (Phantom ZerOS 7.1)
Version 7.1 includes number of bug fixes from version 7.0 and we would urge all users to upgrade.
A full list of bug fixes are available in the Release notes.
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Hi Derboessl
Can you send me a show file with the inverted RGB parameters in it? I want to check that out here.
As for the program window, we've listened to your feedback and will be adding the old version back in as an option in the next version of software.
I hope that this helps,
Peter
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Thanks Ben - this will be fixed in the next release. Reference ZOS-3810
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Hi Erik
The reason for this is that you have the submasters set to 'Submaster Controls... Colour'. Because of this, when you move the fader down, the submaster returns the fixture to its default value. The default RGB values you have specified in the fixture type are 100%, so as you move the fader down the colour fades to 100%.
In Edit Fixtures, select your LEDs and adjust the Default value for Red, Green and Blue to 0%. Then the submasters should behave as you expect.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Hi Aniaki
It sounds like somehow your installation or show file has become corrupted.
Are you running on a Mac under Parallels, Wine, etc, or on a Windows PC? I've seen that error on Macs a lot - Phantom ZerOS is not tested or approved for the use on a Mac.
You should try reinstalling Phantom ZerOS to clear this error on a Windows PC.
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Hi Kev
There are a couple of things you can try on non-working sticks to try and get them working - the main thing is holding SHIFT whilst pressing Next after you've selected the stick in the USB-install maker. This will offer to update the MBR (Master Boot Record) on the stick - try this on the non-working sticks and you'll probably find that a number of them start working.
As with any problem like this, it's always worth giving us a call to talk through these problems - 01633 838088 - we're always happy to talk you through fault finding these problems.
Peter
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Hi Techbppac,
Please can you give us more information about what your setup is - what remote client are you using? What desk type? I assume you mean version 7 by 'new software' but worth checking.
Once we have some more information we should be able to work out what is going on.
Peter
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Hi Stefan
We have changed the Program Window to be more focussed towards programming fixtures from ZerOS 7.0 onwards. The generic channel tag states are still shown in the Output Window, so you can use this window instead to see the information you are looking for. This dedicated fixtures window allows you to see far more fixtures in one view, versus the old version. I hope this makes sense.
To move windows to another screen, you need to have the screen active. So log in with your remote monitor (iPad/Windows/Android) and then select the group window and push 'Screen'. If you are just using the internal desktops, you won't be able to move this screen onto Desktop 2 at present.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Hi diver1976,
If you open the Output Window (with the Outputs button on the front panel) and then select the Other Windows drop down in the top left, you can open the Effects Window from there.
I hope this helps,
Peter
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Hi chw,
Thanks for spotting this one - we hadn't actually noticed it during testing, it's obviously something that got broken in the new software.
I've added it as a bug report onto our system - reference ZOS-3759 - and it will be fixed in the next release.
As you say, for now, the work around is to use the Other Windows button.
Sorry about this bug, I hope it doesn't cause you too many problems.
Peter
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Zero 88 are pleased to announce the launch of ZerOS version 7.0 software for Leap Frog 48, Leap Frog 96, Frog 2 and ORB series. The following are now available from our support centre:
- New desk software (ZerOS 7.0)
- Offline editor software (Phantom ZerOS 7.0)
Version 7.0 includes a substantial number of new features and bug fixes, and we would urge all users to upgrade to 7.0.
New Features include:
- New Skin
- New Fixture Library
- Gel Filter Lookup
- Fixture Levels Window
- CSV Showfile Export
- Page Lock feature for UDKs and Submasters
- Major revamp of the Macro system
- Dedicated programming view for mobile tablet devices
- Online Help is now available for all desk types
- Over 20 other new features and numerous bug fixes
A full list of changes together with bug fixes are available in the Release notes.
problems with save to Palletes
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Hi Sven
Are you in non-tracking mode?
In non-tracking mode, or with Smart Tag enabled in Tracking Mode, the desk looks at fixtures whose intensity is set to 0% and ignores any other values set for those parameters. This is to simplify programming of complicated cue stacks where you don't have to 'think' about fixtures whose intensity is 0%, but can cause some confusion when programming palettes.
Try setting the intensity to 100% on the fixtures before you program the palette. Note that this will not get stored into the palette, but just needs to be turned on before you program those fixtures.
I hope that this helps - please let me know how you get on,
Peter