Changes for page Pharos Configuration
Last modified by Alexander Mott on 2024/02/26 15:10
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... ... @@ -69,22 +69,9 @@ 69 69 1*. If there are multiple controllers on the job, make sure that the correct controller is selected 70 70 1*. For controllers with multiple universes, ensure that the fixtures are patched to the correct universe 71 71 1*. Fixtures can be patched to multiple addresses, but it is not possible to patch multiple fixtures to the same address 72 -1*. Fixtures can be unpatched by right clicking them in the universe 73 -1. If desired, navigate to the "Timeline" page and create timelines 74 74 75 75 = Device Configuration = 76 76 77 -ShowRunner™ must be able to communicate with the Pharos controller via Ethernet in order for control to work. Pharos controllers ship in DHCP mode by default, but they will sometimes fail to get an address if the controller is powered up before the DHCP server is running. If this happens, or if there is no DHCP server on the network, then it is necessary to configure the controller via USB: 78 - 79 -1. Open Pharos Designer 2 or an existing Pharos project 80 -1. Connect to the Pharos controller using the USB-B port on the front of the controller 81 -1. Navigate to the Network tab and select the LPC 82 -1. If the Pharos Designer 2 version is different than the firmware on the Pharos controller, then it is necessary to either update the controller by pressing the "Reload Firmware" button, or downgrade Pharos Designer 2 by downloading the appropriate version from Pharos Controls' website 83 -1. Press the "Configure" button to open the network configuration menu 84 - 85 - 86 -If connecting to a Pharos controller located on the Control Subnet of a Crestron processor from the LAN side of the processor, then it is necessary to configure port forwarding on the processor before the project 87 - 88 88 = ShowRunner™ Configuration = 89 89 90 90 no feedback from dmx