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Turn a moving head 180 deg with the Inverse function.
From time to time a moving head can be mounted 180 deg wrong (front back) so when all the other beams are forward then the wrong mounted moving head pointing backwards.
Or the moving head movements is inversed somehow.
The typical way this is detected is that all fixtures are, with movement control, pointed in the same pan and tilt direction.
Looking on the light beam one or more are pointing in the wrong direction.
Now select the fixture(s) that are pointing the wrong way.
In the slider panel (Right side of FreeStyler window) make a right click on the tilt slider and in the popup menu select “Inverse Channel”.
If “tilt 16 bit” is present then do the same for this slider.
More tips: Tip of the day
From time to time a moving head can be mounted 180 deg wrong (front back) so when all the other beams are forward then the wrong mounted moving head pointing backwards.
Or the moving head movements is inversed somehow.
The typical way this is detected is that all fixtures are, with movement control, pointed in the same pan and tilt direction.
Looking on the light beam one or more are pointing in the wrong direction.
Now select the fixture(s) that are pointing the wrong way.
In the slider panel (Right side of FreeStyler window) make a right click on the tilt slider and in the popup menu select “Inverse Channel”.
If “tilt 16 bit” is present then do the same for this slider.
More tips: Tip of the day
tip_of_the_day/6/6.txt · Last modified: 2013/10/29 02:52 by kittmaster