The DMX Operator & controlling a strobe

you have to copy the scene and change it so the strobe is off. That is the only way. Do you know how to copy a scene?

Yes, scene copying is quite easy on the ADJ-OP. But even after zero'ing out the strobe, it doesn't seem to make a difference. It seems my best bet is hitting the same scene again which kind of negates the scene and shuts down the fixture(s) without going into blackout. I guess my question now is, is there a better way to control a DMX strobe? Even if it's another controller? It seems like the ADJ-OP is best at exclusively operating intelligent lights and dimmer packs. Oh, one last thing, some of the sliders seem to be getting dirty and giving off a bad reading (the numeric value of the slider jumps around) so I'm thinking of taking it apart and using some "Contact Cleaner & Libricant" from radio shack. My main concern is the 'lube' this stuff leaves behind - is it helpful or hurtful? I suppose since two metals are constantly rubbing as you use the sliders, it can only help.. but would it leave a residue that affects the operation?

Thanks,
Gary

sorry for the delay I was at LDI the jittery sliders are not a problem. you usually use them to record the scene . Why don't you call me tommorrow after 11:00 am Wed I will see what we can do for that strobr problem. 800 322 6337 ask for joey