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hey there alex
once you have the movers running on the desk and have controll of them , the best thing i can sujjest is that you select the fixtures you want to use for the search light scene , then leave them open white , no gobo or colour , then press the position button or the wheel group button till you see
Effect Size X Size Y
that will allow you to make shapes with the beams e.g. figure of 8 triangle circle
set the sizes to what ever you wish , then press position or wheel group again and you can set the speed and offset ,so they either do or dont move in sync
save that as a memory then program the postion you want straight after and take of the ltp fade time , and set postion to snap and then save that as the memory after
example
Memory 1 : seachlights , movers making shapes
memory 2 : snap to position
i hope that helps ,
best of luck and hope i can help you more
fellow frog newbie
Sam
one other thing alex ,
had a flick through the forums
you might find this usefull
http://www.aux99.co.uk/blue-room/Copy%20of...gram%20V2.5.ppt
its a training presentation on the fat frog ,
aka a get you started guide
hope it helps
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so they wouldnt work even if it was at full ? as like a trigger?
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on the back of the fat frog theres an 8 pin locking socket for a remote
now i was wondering if you can use the zero88 level 6 controller as a remote?
sort of remote fader triggers or something along thoes lines
any idears ?
or should i just flog the level 6 controller
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you Know Your A Frog Addict when you use it along with 4 led par cans to create mood lighing whe your girlfriend comes over , and you hit the go button as u put your arm around her LMAO! " sorry love just missed a cue "
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got another problem with the frog
after using it for a while sometimes the wheels dont seem to respond , ive tried cleaning the optical sensors on the wheels but no luck
seems the only way to get them to work its to reboot the desk
anyone got any idears???
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Mine Gets used in a couple of diffrent places around Walthamstow E17 area
schools , theatres , outdoor music concerts,
but it seems to take pride of place in my bedroom running a set of 4 dmx scanners because i got bored with my normal bedroom lights and thought
hey why not mix it up at bit
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A very good freind of mine has given me the best and cheapest repair possible
AND IT WORKS
What you need :
1 Clean unscratched CD Case Seethrough/ Clear.
1 Stanley Knice
1 Ruler
1 Fat Frog
aobut 30 mins
step one mark and cut out from the cd case a peice 4.5cm by 8.5 cm
take the desk apart and remove the screen moddulle , be carefull not to loose the spacers
cut out the thin coated screen from the chassis of the desk and neaten up the edges
using very small peices of sticky tap , tape the peice of plastic you cut out over the hole FROM THE INSIDE!!!!
carefully re attach the screen module do not do the screws all the way up , if you do MAKE SURE YOU BACK THEM OFF HALF A TURN
attachind is a before and after shot
any questions then feel free to ask
Best of luck
PLEASE NOTE : i take no responisbility if you mess up your own desk , im simply giving you an idear
also it may be adviseable to put a thin ring of silicone selant around the edge , just incase you do happen to spill anything on it !
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How do you select the memorys that you want to name ???
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hey there
say ive got a dimmer rack of 100 channels
and i want the FIRST generic FADER on the fat frog to controll channels < 1, 12 , 24 > i.e a set of channels so when i push one fader up the selected channels come up
is this possible?
Thanks
Sam
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ok thanks
makes a bit more sence now
althought 1024 channels woulda been more use than a splitter
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We are not going to publish an *official* repair because of the possibility of further damage to the desk or to yourself with the substances involved. We also cannot make any guarantees about the durability of a repair where we have little or no control over the process.
What we did try ourselves was to remove the remains of the existing lacquer with a solvent, then reapply and cure a new lacquer. This would be best done in a paintshop which is dust free and has the necessary fume extraction. The results weren't as good as the original finish, but it was an improvement on a non-readable display. If you do try this, then it's at your own risk. Please do read and follow all the safety advice for the substances involved.
cure a new lacquer.....
any particular one , because i somewhat doubt a homebase jobbie is going to cover it ?
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so how why is there 2 dmx outputs on the FAT FROG , ok ive not looked into it greatly
2 universies should mean 1024 dmx channels right ?
so why does the desk only ever list 512?
am i missing something ?
id like to use univers A for generics and univers B for fixtures , is it possible on the fat frog
Thanks
Sam
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ok zero88 thanks for merging this
shame that theres still no OFFICAL REPAIR
to be honest the only thing i can think of doing is this
open the desk , cut the flim screen off and replace with a 1mm sheet of clear acrylic aplied with small amounts of silicone sealant
any sujjestions other than that???
thanks
Sam
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hey ive got a fat frog
its been used for sometime and the coating on screen a has started to peel off and its not a major concern
just makes it a pain to look at
any recomendations ????
Thanks
Sam
LEDJ LED PAR 64
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well theres 2 options
lets say they have 4 channels
1-red
2-green
3-blue
4-strobe
you can either address them all as 1 and then controll them using the faders
or there is a fixture personality avalible somewhere on the zero88 , for led par cans
to be honest if your only using them as like a wash , and not really trying for special patterns with them ,your best bet is to use them on the faders
nice and simple