Pixel Octo User Manual
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10 December 2019
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Background
By only enabling the background layer the Pixel
tape/dots will respond like a standard RGB tape.
The background can be:
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Set to a constant colour
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Dimmed
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Made to strobe
The controllers affect the entire length up to the
maximum possible pixels (e.g. 680 3-channel pixels)
Foreground
This layer creates effects that overlay on the
background colour. The foreground can be:
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Set to a constant colour
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Dimmed
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Made to strobe
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Set to create patterns
Master Intensity
Controls the overall brightness of the output (both
for foreground and background). Where:
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0 – no LEDs are switched on
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255 – LEDs on are at full brightness
Background/Foreground Strobe Frequency
Controls the time between LED(s) on and off time.
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0 – LEDs switch on and off at slowest speed
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255 – LEDs switch on and off at fastest speed
Background/Foreground Strobe Duration
Controls the time that the LEDs are on
DMX fader value
On time
0
Always on
1
Smallest duration
255
Longest duration
Wave function
The foreground layer can be controlled to form
patterns of the following wave functions:
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Sine wave
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Log wave
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Square wave
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Sawtooth wave
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Rainbow Sine Wave
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Rainbow Log Wave
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Rainbow Square Wave
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Rainbow Sawtooth
Wave Direction
The wave pattern can be set to travel. Wave
direction setting determines which way the pattern
will travel. The wave can be set to move:
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Forward
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Backward
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Mirror out – pattern travelling out of centre
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Mirror in – pattern travelling into centre