Smartfade 1248 - adding crossfades and level range to a sequence

However, I am curious as to how you are programming RGB fixtures on a non-ML SmartFade using only 1 channel per fixture. Are you only controlling intensity?

Sorry I should have been more specific. The rgb strips are connected to 1 dmx controller each. And they of course use 3 channels per fixture.
Yes I'm only controlling intensity.

Also I want to go from ex. Channel 1-2-3 at 50% and 4-5-6 at 100% and then next step crossfades to 1-2-3 at 100% and 4-5-6 at 50% continuing in a loop recorded at a sequences.
Make sense?

Yes, this makes sense. If you follow the steps in my first reply, making 2 memories (one with channels 1>3 @ 50% and 4>6 @ 100%, the other with 1>3 @ 100% and 4>6 @ 50%). You can record this as a sequence on Memory 21, 22, 23, or 24 and fade it up manually without affecting the cues running on your Stack (GO button).

Yes, this makes sense. If you follow the steps in my first reply, making 2 memories (one with channels 1>3 @ 50% and 4>6 @ 100%, the other with 1>3 @ 100% and 4>6 @ 50%). You can record this as a sequence on Memory 21, 22, 23, or 24 and fade it up manually without affecting the cues running on your Stack (GO button).

Hi Tony

Got it to work as I intended. Had to get my head around the programming method.
One last thing.
What is the features in the LCD menu " adjust level range" and "set level range" exactly?

regards
Martin

Bear with me here, I had to RTFM...

Let's say you have channels 1>3 at 100% and channels 4>6 at 50%. You go into the Channels menu and select Adjust Chan Range. You select channels 1>6 and roll the level down to 50%. This will proportionately adjust the levels of those six channels. Channels 1>3 will end up at 50% and channels 4>6 will end up at 25%.

Now let's say you have channels 1>3 at 100% and channels 4>6 at 50%. You go into the Channels menu and select Set Chan Range. You select channels 1>6 and roll the level down to 20%. This will set all channels in the range at 20% regardless of the level where they started.