Still Cannot Figure Out How to Create a Profile for This Generic Mover

Thank you guys for your help. I have given up on it for the night. Every tutorial I have ever seen sets the pan and tilt at 16bit. 

Finer control. An 8 bit DMX value only gives you 256 possible values which is almost always fine for intensity or color mixing.
But if you take a pan range of 540 degrees and split it into 256 values, that's about 2 degrees per value. 2 degrees could be the difference between hitting an actor squarely in the face and missing the set entirely.

16 bit adds a "fine" parameter that modifies the "coarse" parameter. If you use 16 bit, it gives you 256 squared or 65536 possible values - enough to focus the light precisely.

16bit Control in console only works if the mover is able to receive 16bit control,

and if this 16bit control mode is also enabled in the mover. Your mover may be

able to do 16bit control for pan/tilt, but this may first need to be enabled on your

mover in the display. This could be listed as 16bit, EXT, Extended, or so. This is why

its very important to have a manual to know about all the possibilites in the mover.

Once the 16bit control of a parameter is enabled, then the 16bit template version

could be used in the console.

16bit Control in console only works if the mover is able to receive 16bit control,

and if this 16bit control mode is also enabled in the mover. Your mover may be

able to do 16bit control for pan/tilt, but this may first need to be enabled on your

mover in the display. This could be listed as 16bit, EXT, Extended, or so. This is why

its very important to have a manual to know about all the possibilites in the mover.

Once the 16bit control of a parameter is enabled, then the 16bit template version

could be used in the console.