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Select
the same content on four DL.2 fixtures. Note: Any parameter adjustment to a
graphic object must be set on ALL graphic objects that are a part of the
collage.
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For
example, if you are configuring Graphic Object 1 on four DL.2 fixtures to
project as a collage and want to apply a color effect, that effect must be
manipulated on Graphic Object 1 of all four DL.2 fixtures.
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Set
the global Effects Mode 1 parameter to the Collage Generator™ option (DMX
value = 134). Align the projections of the DL.2 fixtures in such a way that
there is some overlap between the separate portions of the image. This overlap is needed for blending
adjustment.
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Select
a pattern to align the images. High End Systems will supply an alignment pattern
for downloading from our web site that will be good for all types of grids.
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On
all the DL.2 units you are configuring, set the global Effect Mode 1
parameter to a DMX value of 134. For
the most reliable performance, use the global Effect Mode 1 parameter on
all the Graphic objects to set up the collage effect. This also leaves
global the Effect Mode 2
parameter available for adding a second effect to the composite
image.
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Set
global Effect Mode 1 Modifier 3 parameter on all units to a DMX value of
192 or above (to bring up the collage selection grid).
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Using
the global Effect Mode 1 Modifier 1 parameter on all the DL.2 units you are
configuring, select the type of grid to use. NOTE: The selection grid will not appear
until the first modifier is set above 0.
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Using
the global Effect Mode 1 Modifier 2 parameter on all the DL.2 units you are
configuring, select which cell of the grid that DL.2 fixture will project.
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On
all the DL.2 units you are configuring, set the global Effect Mode 1
Modifier 3 parameter to a DMX value between 128-160
or between 0-127. This will put the
DL.2 fixtures into their cropped collage state. The choice between the two
values will depend on your preference for aligning the images.
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Use
the global Keystone parameters to align the images. The Keystone X and Y ratios can be
especially useful for certain projections.
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