Chauvet led steppy dimming

Re - adress your lights. 16 bit dimming requires an additional adress. 

Alright I'm still pretty new to this area of eos... When I set it to 16 bit it says "DMX [1]" and then "LDMX [11]"

Is that the appropriate settings? Or should it be 1 and 2 rather than 11?

Here's a screenshot of the manual and the default patch for it them.

I tried making a copy, changing the DMX to 16 bit and testing it on one of them but it's still steppy!

Here's a screenshot of the user manual for the lights and the patch settings for the default/original and a copy I made and changed over to 16 bit. Still doesn't seem to be working... 

in 10channel mode the dimming is 8bit and you can't change it in the console. you will have to look for a mode where dimming uses two addresses, change the fixture itself to this new mode and then in Eos Patch change the channel type to the new mode

Doesn't look like there is a mode that uses two addresses for dimming... The manual says it's 16 bit but the patch seems to suggest otherwise... 

It’s unusual for fixtures at this kind of price point to have 16 bit dimming and their website and full manual doesn’t mention it and the dmx charts as you say don t include a mode that has it.  

You might find if you adjust the dimming speed  (one of the Params in 10 ch mode) that you might get less steppy results you could set it just when you need it to be slow. Although whether that makes any difference will be whether the D to A convert or that is driving the actual dimmer circuit is internally 16 bit or not.

i assume the steppy ness is particularly visible when the fixture is at the low end of its output range and/or the colours are at a low value.

It’s unusual for fixtures at this kind of price point to have 16 bit dimming and their website and full manual doesn’t mention it and the dmx charts as you say don t include a mode that has it.  

You might find if you adjust the dimming speed  (one of the Params in 10 ch mode) that you might get less steppy results you could set it just when you need it to be slow. Although whether that makes any difference will be whether the D to A convert or that is driving the actual dimmer circuit is internally 16 bit or not.

i assume the steppy ness is particularly visible when the fixture is at the low end of its output range and/or the colours are at a low value.