Getting started

Some questions first:

• What OS version is your Mac running?
• What version of Nomad do you have installed?
• In the shell do you see Primary, Backup Client, or Offline w/Viz?
  
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• The dongle has a red LED inside, is it on?
• What version of the gadget do you have? Does it have 1 or 2 outputs? Is there a sticker "CPU2"?
• There is a status indicator next to the USB port. Which color? Solid or blinking?

Welcome back to the light side. I can't find a fixture profile that is specifically for that lamp but if you patched a generic RGBAWUv in 6 channel mode and you set your fixture to 6 channel mode and then set the addresses to ...well lets start simple, 1 and then on the console give it a channel number 1 at address 1/1 (universe 1) this fixture should work. Of course you will need to answer the questions from above. Connect the fixture to power and then the DMX1 output of the gadget and test. 

Watch the video on patching the multi parameter fixtures on youtube and this will guide you through doing this. in fact all the ETC videos are great and will help you program your cues to a point. then is is about experimenting.

I hope this information helps you out a bit.

Merry Christmas

Geoff

Thank you. 
1. Sequoia 15.1.1
2. the version doesnt come up anywhere that I can find.
3. Gadget II
4. Yes the red light is on
5. In the shell I see Primary..
6. Status indicator is green and steady, not blinking.

My Gadget II has 2 outputs. 
The sticker on the back says P/N 4267A1004
S/N 493409155

when you have the software open press Y on your keyboard and this will bring up the about screen in the CIA area. This will tell you about the software version and network connections.