When creating a new profile, first set the fixture so that the Pan is at 0° and the Tilt is at positive 90° so that the angles are consistent with the standardized values. Next, determine which DMX addresses correspond with the following parameters:
Frame Number with a/b Motor
Shutters that use two motors to drive each edge of the shutter to determine angle and depth are called out as frames with an a and b motor. Use the following guide to determine which number and motor to assign to each DMX address.
Example:
![clipboard_e80807bd6fd5f677dbf5c70464aee42fc.png](https://support.etcconnect.com/@api/deki/files/13961/clipboard_e80807bd6fd5f677dbf5c70464aee42fc.png?revision=1)
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![Frames.png](https://support.etcconnect.com/@api/deki/files/12348/Frames.png?revision=1) |
Thrust and Rotation
Some fixtures use a motor for thrust depth and a motor for rotation angle instead of a motor on each edge of the shutter. For these types of fixtures, use the following guide image instead.
Example:
![clipboard_ec7d8cdb18d48a15d3509b209009f3da2.png](https://support.etcconnect.com/@api/deki/files/13962/clipboard_ec7d8cdb18d48a15d3509b209009f3da2.png?revision=1)
Note: You may need to edit the DMX range to be inverted if positive DMX values do not rotate counter clockwise.
![clipboard_e736096cedd4170b740fcd29c7aa62433.png](https://support.etcconnect.com/@api/deki/files/13966/clipboard_e736096cedd4170b740fcd29c7aa62433.png?revision=1)
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![Thrust-Rotation.png](https://support.etcconnect.com/@api/deki/files/12349/Thrust-Rotation.png?revision=1) |