90° Offset Showtec Phantom 50

[Winetaster]

Hello DasLighter

I have the following problem:

I got 4 Showtec Phantom 50 and DasLight.
When I stand on the dance floor and the moving heads go into their basic position, they point in my direction and up at the ceiling. (fits so far.

When I run the program that I programmed in DasLight and in which the heads should each move a line (forwards and backwards), they turn 90° away from me and drive from left to right instead of towards and away from me. So I have an offset of 90°.

My question now is how do I teach the heads not to make this 90 ° rotation so that the representation in the program matches that in reality.

I have already looked in the instructions and have tried one or the other without success:
https://assets.highlite.com/attachments ... _GB_V1.pdf

Do I have to mount my headlights offset by 90 ° or is there another solution?
I look forward to your answers!

LG Fabian

[TomHat]

Hey,

Have you looked into the "invertPan", "invertTilt" features ?

Regards,

[Winetaster]

Hey,

Have you looked into the "invertPan", "invertTilt" features ?

Regards,

Hey,
thank you for your prompt reply!
No i haven`t. Where can i find it on DasLight?

Best regards
Fabian

[jp35]

salut !

en haut à gauche : patch , une fois la page de patch ouverte , l'inversion pan / tilt est accessible sur la droite en haut !

( là il n'y a aucun projecteur de défini mais les cases à cocher seront présentes avec une projecteur ! )

[Winetaster]

salut !

en haut à gauche : patch , une fois la page de patch ouverte , l'inversion pan / tilt est accessible sur la droite en haut !

( là il n'y a aucun projecteur de défini mais les cases à cocher seront présentes avec une projecteur ! )

Thank You!
I will try this on Saturday.

Best regards
Fabian

[jp35]

désolé ! j'ai oublié une étape , j'en profite pour refaire une copie d'écran plus claire avec , cette fois ci un projecteur !

[Winetaster]

Hello,

unfortunately the problem persists. The inversion of pan and tilt in the patch manager could not offset the effect by 90 °.

To explain the situation in more detail, here is a photo:
1. Current position of the headlights.
2. Position how the headlight would have to be attached so that it moves towards the observer with the "Line" effect.

[TomHat]

Hey,

Sadly this cannot be done using Daslight4. This is a 90 degrees rotation on the Y axis and is not part of D4's available features.

Regards,