Hi, I can help you out with your questions. So if you would like to control each light individually then you have to address each light on a different channel value. For example, if you address one light on channel 1 using the address buttons on the light, and the other light on channel 17. Then If you select fixture 1 on Your DMX controller, you will just be able to control one of the lights, but if you select fixture 2 on the DMX controller, then you will be able to control the second light. The fixture buttons are the 12 buttons on the left side of the controller. If you want to control them both at the same time, then select both fixture 1 and 2 on the control board. I actually have a very similar controller to yours so it should work more or less the same as mine. To answer your question about why one light (gobo) looks different then the other is because one of them is in focus and the other one is not in focus. It looks like your lights have a manual focus on them, so turn the knob on the lens to adjust the focus and you should be able to make them match. However, I had the same issue with 2 of my moving lights but mine didn't have a way to change the focus, so they just didn't focus one properly in the factory, but on yours you should be able to adjust the focus. Let me know if you have any other questions and I am happy to help as I have a great understanding of DMX lighting. If you are new to DMX, it can be a little complicated but once you get the hang of it, you'll find it's actually quite simple.
When I get them to both mom together I have them on the same address but once I change the address on 1 fixture and use the controller each light does something different. For the focus tho it has where I can focus it on my own but one of them don’t let me focus it, it’s like if it’s stuck or something
Okay nvm I put one fixture to address 1 and other to address 17 and now they work thank you so much. Now I was wonder how can I make scene and chase? Because I want them to basically both live up and down repeating u know? Side to side repeating stuff like thag
@@carlosngarcia209 See if you can find a tutorial online for creating scenes and chases with a DMX controller, it would be easier to watch a tutorial then for me to explain it. Try this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jFIKWoPcZGI.html
@@jameschapeskie yeah I seen that video before I tried it and it never works for me 🤦🏽♂️. With that do I have to have it on the same fixture address or address 1 and 17?
@@carlosngarcia209 So leave the lights on 1 and 17. First thing you do is go into program mode on the controller, then select the scene or chase that you want to assign it to on your board. select fixture 1, 2 or both depending on which light you want to control in the first step. Then set the light how you want it for the first step and once you're happy with it, click "add" on the controller. That will add the current step to the sequence. Repeat this pattern to get a sequence that you'll be able to play back. Look at the manual that came with your controller, that should help. It's hard to explain it in words.
