Can someone explain to me what the difference is between inverting Pan/Tit on the "input" (controls) or "output" (stored data)?
Thanks,
Orri
Can someone explain to me what the difference is between inverting Pan/Tit on the "input" (controls) or "output" (stored data)?
Thanks,
Orri
Hi Orri,
Inverting the "Input" inverts the direction of the encoder wheels, but nothing else - so existing pan/tilt data is unchanged, and the 'values' you see are unchanged.
Inverting the "Output" inverts the data itself as it exits the console - so existing pan/tilt data will be inverted, as well as inverting the direction of fixture travel.
Hi Orri,
Inverting the "Input" inverts the direction of the encoder wheels, but nothing else - so existing pan/tilt data is unchanged, and the 'values' you see are unchanged.
Inverting the "Output" inverts the data itself as it exits the console - so existing pan/tilt data will be inverted, as well as inverting the direction of fixture travel.
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