Fixture Wobbles at Tilt 0 with Pan Rotation

Correcting tilt range

1. First, find the correct zero degree value for tilt.
   1. Set your tilt to 0°. Pan clockwise 360°, then counterclockwise 360°, and repeat.
   2. Slowly increase or decrease your tilt value until the fixture spins with no wobble in the beam during the sweep.
      
   3. Using About, find the raw DMX values for tilt (including course and fine) and note them.
      
   4. Set this new raw DMX level as your Tilt DMX Home value in the Fixture Editor.

      Tilt DMX Home Value

2. Then, using the new DMX Home value, calculate the user minimum and maximums for the Tilt range.
   1. Set your tilt to your new Tilt DMX Home Value.
   2. Begin increasing tilt until the fixture head is approximately perpendicular to its base.
      
   3. Record the Found Tilt DMX value after tilting the fixture 90° from the Tilt DMX Home Value
      

      Found Tilt DMX Value

   4. Note the Minimum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt and the Maximum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt

      Minimum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt
      Maximum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt

3. Calculate the User Min and Max Degrees using the following formulas (or by entering the values on the fields in this page and pressing Calculate):
   • User Min Degrees= (90 ÷ (Found Tilt DMX - Tilt DMX Home Value)) * (Minimum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt - Tilt DMX Home Value)
   • User Max Degrees= (90 ÷ (Found Tilt DMX - Tilt DMX Home Value)) * (Maximum DMX Value Allowed for Tilt - Tilt DMX Home Value)

   User Min (deg) for Tilt
   User Max (deg) for Tilt
   Reset	Calculate

4. Enter the User Minimum, Maximum and DMX Home Values in the Eos Fixture Editor Tilt Range:

   DMX			User			Label
   Min	Home	Max	Min	Home	Max
   Quick Actions...						Quick Labels...
   				0
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5. Test for accuracy.