liamskneeson
New Member
High School Theater teacher here (self taught on all things lighting)
I have set up our Colorsource LED lights and I really want to make sure I did it correctly, so I'm looking for some reassurance. The amount of anxiety I have that I'm going to ruin $30,000 worth of ETC color source pars 2 weeks before our musical is unreal, ha.
I have 9 colorsource pars daisy chained to a wireless color source relay, the color source relay is plugged into a dimmer with a r20 module (etc unison system). I've repeated this same thing for 3 different electrics (9 cs pars to cs relay powered by R20 module, so 1 module per electric)
From there I've parked the r20 channels at full and everything seems to be working well. I did however read this article from ETC and I'm wondering if I have to set the r20's to non-dim? Or is that only if I was using d20's to power the LEDS? (which I'm not)
Is there anything I'm missing? Like I said, it appears to be working but I'm programming cues tomorrow and I have a ton of anxiety that I'm going to ruin all of our LED lights, ha.
I have set up our Colorsource LED lights and I really want to make sure I did it correctly, so I'm looking for some reassurance. The amount of anxiety I have that I'm going to ruin $30,000 worth of ETC color source pars 2 weeks before our musical is unreal, ha.
I have 9 colorsource pars daisy chained to a wireless color source relay, the color source relay is plugged into a dimmer with a r20 module (etc unison system). I've repeated this same thing for 3 different electrics (9 cs pars to cs relay powered by R20 module, so 1 module per electric)
From there I've parked the r20 channels at full and everything seems to be working well. I did however read this article from ETC and I'm wondering if I have to set the r20's to non-dim? Or is that only if I was using d20's to power the LEDS? (which I'm not)
Is there anything I'm missing? Like I said, it appears to be working but I'm programming cues tomorrow and I have a ton of anxiety that I'm going to ruin all of our LED lights, ha.