Reply to "P64 LED plus, strobing duty cycle"

Studio42 (Guest)

I have the 64 LED Pros, so I can at least be intelligent in talking to you about this.

Please explain whjat you mean by duty cycle. These lights do not have a duty cycle. A duty cycle is a period of usage followed by a period of rest/no usage.

You might want to adjust your dimmer channel since the strobe does operate off RGB and dimmer values. In my case, while I do use strobing, I'm not a BIG fan of strobes. There is one scene that I use in a show wher I slow strobe 4 lights in different colors and at different speeds.

Also, for your strobing,(I'm not looking at a manual so forgive me if I'm wrong), there should be another channel that should be controlling the rate of strobe unless your strobe range goes from slow to fast strobing with the range of it's functionality.

5/9/112:13 PM

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